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    DVD Review “Timmy Time: Hide & Seek” (& Giveaway Ends 10/24)

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    Timmy Time: Hide & Seek

    Released: September 20, 2011

    Studio: Lionsgate / HIT Entertainment

    Running Time: 45 minutes

    ABOUT:

    Come out, come out wherever you are to join Timmy and his preschool playmates for hide and seek and so much more! From finding the perfect hiding place for noisy Paxton to making paper boats with a sneezy Stripey, Timmy and his friends uncover adventure and surprises filled with fun and laughter in these five adorable stories that the whole family will enjoy.

    Episodes Include:

    • “Timmy Tries to Hide”
    • “Timmy Gets the Job Done”
    • “Timmy Goes Bang”
    • “Timmy Wants the Beret”
    • “Timmy Afloat”

    MY THOUGHTS:

    Timmy Time is the preschool version of Shaun the Sheep and it is a cute show that I don’t mind watching with my boys!  There are fun songs and typical preschool behavior that my boys can relate to.  The animals are all adorable and it is a claymation-type show which is a nice break from cartoons.

    BUY IT: You can buy “Timmy Time: Hide & Seek” wherever DVDs are sold.

    WIN IT: (1) US winner will receive the DVD “Timmy Time: Hide & Seek”

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    Comments

    1. Jennifer J says

      This DVD would be for my little girl because she loves Timmy Time but it comes on too early for her to watch now.

      Reply

    39. Angella says

      This DVD would be for my 14 month old son! We just moved and there’s no TV in his playroom, so DVDs would be great.

      Reply

    41. Kathy Davis says

      I would like to win this DVD for my home bound autistic student and his family; Paul has 5 adopted sisters and they deserve a treat.
      Thanks.

      Reply

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