The Doodlebops--colorful, live-action cartoon humanoids who play in a band--star in four episodes filled with song, dance, and life lessons. This batch includes "The Chicken and the Egg," in which the 'Bops become too dependant on an egg-laying chicken who seemingly has all the answers; "Rhymes with Orange," in which the titular challenge is extended to band manager Jazzmin; "All By Myself," in which Jazzmin and Audio Murphy learn it's best to ask for help when overwhelmed; and "Bring-a-Sound-Arounder," which is all about an invention of Rooney's that captures faraway noises with crystal clarity.

DVD Features:

Keep Case
Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
(unspecified) - English

Distributor Notes: Detailed Synopsis:
Includes 4 music-filled episodes featuring the Doodlebops and their favorite friends! ALL BY MYSELF - When Jazzmin's To Do list becomes too long for her to handle alone, Audio Murphy jumps at the chance to help her out. Audio Murphy is convinced that he can get it all done by himself, but he soon learns that it's best to ask for help when you really need it. BRING-A-SOUND-AROUNDER: Rooney has a smash hit on his hands when he invents a device - the 'Bring-a-Sound-Arounder' - that allows you to listen to far-away sounds...but all the while, he's not listening to his closest friends' concerns about what little time he's now spending doing music with them. THE CHICKEN AND THE EGG: The Doodlebops discover that their resident clubhouse chicken is capable of answering all sorts of questions by laying colorful eggs that indicate a yes or a no. Thinking the chicken is super smart, they become dependent on her for all their dilemmas, but learn the hard way that she doesn't have all the answers, and that they have to think about things for themselves. RHYMES WITH ORANGE: The Doodles have fun challenging Jazzmin to create rhymes for different words. But when Moe stumps her with finding a rhyme for the word 'orange,' Jazzmin loses her rhyming skills altogether. The Doodles put their rhyming caps on and help Jazzmin out all day, until she manages to get her rhyme back by creating made-up words to rhyme with.

Source: Lions Gate Home Entertainment