I want a Blu-Ray of The Wiz. We don't know what Christmas is! We have something else called Gishgemfloofneer! If you put a Christmas tree in the public airport, I will go to court and sue your butt! Happy holiday! I want a golden mustache comb. And some spermidical foam. That's all I really want for Christmas this year!

In a move that's both surprising and disappointing to a slight degree, the audio is limited to Dolby Surround 2.0. If Playhouse Disney's other hit show "Little Einsteins" can come to DVD in full 5.1, it's odd that this properly-budgeted and entirely in-house production can't do the same. Certainly, there is the potential to encompass the viewer with a spread-out soundfield. Of course, there's nothing beyond that to lament regarding the sound mix. Though it's not engulfing the way one might hope, it does a satisfactory job of conveying the wide range of dialogue, music, and sound effects. I would like a pair of skates. Then I'd go out skating. But I really don't know how to skate! Haha!I want a Lexus all in pink, and a dad who doesn't drink. Oh, and that reminds me, twelve kegs of beer! Doesn't this seem like too much stuff? Poop on you, it's not enough! Buddy boy, I got your Christmas right here! But that doesn't mean the rest of us can't appreciate the series on some level, whether in private passing as a wholesome guilty pleasure or with the comforting company of a tot. Certainly, most of the target audience won't notice or care about the parallels to the '50s variety show which provides the first four syllables of this series' title. I want a brand new pitching wedge. I would like more lemon pledge. That's all I really want for Christmas this year!

A number of basic skills are sharpened throughout the course of the program. Physical activity is encouraged, ideas are committed to memory via musical cues and repetition, and there are opportunities to hone mathematics and eye coordination via counting exercises and having to find things on screen. Happily, though, the lessons do not come at the cost of entertainment. The series gets the tone down right, so that the episodes exist primarily as fun, self-standing stories and not merely some dressed-up home schooling. Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge.Our story begins in sunny morning just before the Christmas time. The town was blanketed with snow, the trees were being trimmed and everyone was making up their Christmas lists. There are just two bonus features and each is minor. "Hot Dog Dance-Along" (1:45) plays the episode-closing They Might Be Giants tune with the type of animation it normally accompanies. It's not much of an extra, essentially just a segment from the end of any episode (without a recap), but it's nice for those who want only a little musical taste of "Clubhouse." Platinum plated silverware. Just one day when kids don't stare. That's all I really want for Christmas this year!

Japanese girls with no restraint, just to choke me till I faint, is all I really want for Christmas this year! I'm starved! Presenting the show in its 1.33:1 original aspect ratio, the DVD delivers perfect picture quality. It would appear to originate from a digital source, I want to tour the Spanish coast. Lunch with Michael Landon's ghost. That's all I really want for Christmas this year!Jennifer Garner in my bed. Softer voices in my head. That's all I really want for Christmas this year! Inside the keepcase, one finds three inserts: the first promotes the show's tie-in toys and offers 75 points in the Disney Movie Rewards program; the second outlines the disc's contents and promotes upcoming Playhouse Disney DVDs; the last gives you a chance to win a Disney Preschool DVD Library.