Bubble Guppies DVD Review & Giveaway

Nickelodeon’s top-rated preschool series Bubble Guppies makes a splash with it’s first ever DVD released on May1, 2012!

My grand children love Bubble Guppies, so we were tickled to learn that Bubble Guppies would be available on DVD. If you are not familiar with this show, it is a colorful underwater world or preschoolers with fish tails. Bubble Guppies isn’t just fun to watch, there are some valuable lessons and it teaches kids to socialize. If you have little ones who are fascinated with mermaids, they are sure to love the fish tails. The DVD is 88 minutes long with 3 episodes and some fun bonus features. The kids love their puppies, so the episode ‘Bubble Puppy’ is probably their favorite.

Episode Synopsis:

Bubble Puppy’s Fin-Tastic Fairy Tale! (Double-Length Episode)
Once upon a time, Molly and Gil went up a hill to fetch a pail of water. But when a mean Witch, played by Wanda Sykes, turns Bubble Puppy into a frog, Molly and Gil enlist the help of some famous fairytale friends to undo her mean green spell. They better work fast or else no one in the Enchanted Forest will live happily ever after!

Bubble Puppy
Gil wants to adopt a puppy after seeing one he really likes at the adoption center, but the Bubble Guppies have to learn how to take care of a pet before he can bring it home.

Bubble Bites
Ms. Pinkytoe, a friendly crab, gives Gil a few Bubble Bites to feed to Bubble Puppy. Bubble Puppy wants more food so the guppies head to the supermarket. They discover there is one box of Bubble Bites left and both Gil and Ms. Pinkytoe want it, so they must compete in a Bubble Bites biathlon. Will Gil get more Bubble Bites to feed Bubble Puppy? Or will Ms. Pinkytoe get them for her dog, Bud?

Bubble Guppies has a suggested retail price of $16.99 and is available where DVD’s are sold.

The Giveaway
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