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And Now Here I Am Really Doing It. It Helps To Play About Things. It Helps You To Know How It Really Feels.

Always Gives Me A Good Feeling To Know That We'll Be Back Together Again Next Time. The Next Time, We'll Be Able To Meet Wynton Marsalis The Wonderful Trumpeter. Basketball Today, Wynton Marsalis Next Time.

And What We're Seeing, And Hearing, And Thinking. Loving Is A Good Feeling.

A Birthday. That's A Good Feeling.

I Feel That When I With People That I Love. That I'm Really At Home, And What A Good Feeling That Is.

And That Can Give Us All A Good Feeling.

And We Can Make Mistakes And Still Have People Love Us. That Really Gives Me A Good Feeling.

Helping Other People And Letting Other People Help You Can Give You A Very Good Feeling.

That's All Part Of Trying, Of Not Being Afraid Of Making Mistakes. And As You Keep Trying, And You Do Better And Better, It Can Give You Such A Good Feeling!

It's Such A Good Feeling To Know That People Can Love Us, Even When We're Not Perfect.

Doesn't Give That A Beautiful Feeling Inside Yourself? I Know I Like It When People Say To Me I'm Glad You're The Way You Are.

This Is The One I Took Of You. At Wild Animal Park. May I Keep It? You Certainly May. I Nice Plo-Mento.

And I Wished And I Wished. I Didn't Have To Be Like All The Others. No, I Found Out It Was Okay. Okay, Just The Way I Was. And What A Good Feeling That Was, When I Came To Understand That. Yeah.

And I'm Much More Than A Slide Trombone. Gives Me A Good Feeling To Be Able To Share Such Things With You.

I'm Glad We've Been Able To Be With You For This Story Of Josephine The Short-neck Giraffe. Always Gives Me A Good Feeling To Be Able To Share Such Special Times With You.

It Always Gives Me A Good Feeling When I See People Growing And Learning Wonderful Things.

Gives Me A Good Feeling To Be Able To Share Good Things With You. Children Learn A Lot From Adults, And Adults Learn A Lot From Children. I'm Very Glad To Know Children In My Life.

I Think I'll Just Leave This Paper Chain Decoration Up For Our Next Visit. Oh. And We'll Have Plenty More To Think About, And Learn, And Do Then.

But Most Of All For The People I Know. It's Really People I Learn From. Men, And Women, And Children. You Know We're All Teachers. And We're All Learners. One Way Or Another. Just Realizing That Gives Me A Very Good Feeling. I'll Take This Down Next Time. It's A Cheerful Decoration. Like A Smile. And A Friend. Be Back. Bye-Bye.

And The More They Teach You And The More You Learn, The Better Feeling You Have About Yourself And The World We Live In.

Simpsons Direct-To-Video VHS Volumes From 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment: The series is a satirical depiction of American life, epitomized by the Simpson family, which consists of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture and society, television, and the human condition. The family was conceived by Groening shortly before a solicitation for a series of animated shorts with producer James L. Brooks. He created a dysfunctional family and named the characters after his own family members, substituting Bart for his own name; he thought Simpson was a funny name in that it sounded similar to "simpleton". Virtual Springfield CD-Rom computer game commercial first seen Friday January 19 2018.

Coming Soon On Sesame Street Previews 1995-1998 With 20 Second Tape Previews: Each tape ends with a preview of the next day's tape. This starts with 16 Sesame Street signs on plus the orange words Coming Soon that black word On with that white circle with blue curtain there. Big Bird appears announcing "Coming Soon on Sesame Street," followed by a clip of that preview with 20 seconds here. After this, Big Bird says, "Toodle-oo" and the funding credits are shown. From 1995 to 1998. Shows as it did here, "I Love You" Lyrics By Lee Bernstein Copyright 1983 Shimbarah Music.

Seen As Time Goes By Direct-To-Video Volumes 2002 VHS BBC Tape From Warner Home Video: Starring Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer, it follows the relationship between two former lovers who meet unexpectedly after not having been in contact for 38 years.

Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians Direct-To-Video Teletubbies At Miss Candy's Gibberish Duckieland Tour Clumsy Ballet The Ten Second Tidy: The show focuses primarily on three particular puppies; Lucky, TV addict leader and unconventional hero, Rolly, his fat cheerful laid-back and always-hungry brother, and Cadpig, their uncanny but loveable sister who is the runt of the family (Cadpig was a character in Dodie Smith's original story who had been dropped from being included in the previous Disney film adaptations). The three siblings are often joined by Spot, a chicken who wants to be a dog and a member of the Bark Brigade. Join them based on the film seen now on video with their grand very grand holiday tape "Christmas". Teletubbies at Miss Candy's Kevin took Ma to a blue rubber band place Kevin first see. To it windmill was about to stop spinning that means just in time for Sesame Street. Duckieland from show 4103 that plot will be "Baby Bear Writes A Story About Porridge King". Two sponsors on this: "F", 11. When Kevin Doody was so small, he used to listen to The Big Comfy Couch side A that have the 19 Sing-along Songs CD. The Ten Second Tidy was used on the CD as well. Then it comes again. episodes, characters, voices, and other fun stuff. Clumsy Ballet was used from the episode "Sticks And Stones." After Clumsy ballet was the Ten Second Tidy before you could go right to side "B".

Welcome To Pooh Corner Direct-To-Video Volumes Program Puppets Based On Winnie The Pooh Stories By A.A. Milne: This series was the only incarnation in the history of Disney's incarnations of Winnie the Pooh in which we could actually see the narrator aside from only hearing his voice. He would present each episode. The show would start off with him greeting the viewers "Welcome to Pooh Corner" and then relate what he was talking about to an event that occurred in the Hundred Acre Wood, the home of the Pooh characters, and then he would proceed to read from a book entitled Welcome to Pooh Corner. He would then narrate the episode acted out by the characters. The action was filmed before a blue screen, rather than using traditional sets (the same technique was used for Dumbo's Circus, another live-action/puppet series that ran on The Disney Channel). Since the show was designed for The Disney Channel before it began airing commercials, there were no breaks for commercials. As a result, the show lasted a full thirty minutes. The main story ran about twenty minutes followed by two shorter segments. The first segment was a sing-along music video featuring one of nine songs, used over and over throughout the show's run. These songs were written by the Oscar-winning Sherman Brothers who had provided the majority of the Winnie the Pooh music over the years. The Sherman Brothers also wrote the show's theme song, using the music from the original Winnie-the-Pooh theme song from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, albeit with a slightly altered tempo. The last segment of the show was a presentational arts and crafts demonstration that took place at the Thoughtful Spot. One of the cast members would speak to the narrator, looking directly into the camera, while they showed the viewers at home how to make something. When the series first started out, the narrator was seen sitting in a small library. As the series progressed, he is moved into a small playroom which eventually is seen having plush versions of Pooh and his friends.

Countin' Carl Number Program Seen On Nick Jr.: Countin' Carl wears a blue cape decked in numbers, a yellow shirt (with the number of the day), black pants, shoes, and a red bike helmet, as instead of flying, he rides a NASCAR Scooter. Plus in the beginning Countin' Carl theme song.

Muppet Time Program From Nick Jr.: The segments were roughly two minutes in length, and added ostensibly "educational" content to the program for the kids' network. They were written by Jim Lewis and Craig Shemin.