children's television programs

Schulz's characters Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, and more pals celebrate that round-headed kid in an animated mini-musical based on the Tony Award-winning stage hit.

After being sent to obedience school, Snoopy skips the trip and goes to live with Peppermint Patty.

Roxy finds that moving to a tiny town might not be so awful after all when it turns out her new home is haunted and she gets a chance to solve a ghostly mystery. Includes two music videos, deleted scenes, bloopers, and other special features.

Brother Bear helps Boss Bunny learn the true meaning of the Holiday spirit.

It's the hottest day of the year and even Goofy's chicken noodle ice cream cone has melted into soup. So Mickey and his pals are cooling off at Star Lake. Pete's hosting a Hawaiian luau, and it just might be the best beach bash ever, but only if you can help the gang pick the right mouseketools to get the party started. You'll ride on a tide of fun with Mickey as you reel in a big, red Gooey fish, float above the clouds with Pluto in a giant soap bubble, and help Donald rescue a flock of lost ducks. Filled with music, excitement and magical surprises.

Two bored children sitting at home on a rainy day are entertained by a mischief-making cat who will not leave until he finds his lost, moss-covered, three-handled family gredunza.

Johann Sebastian Bach, the chapel organist for Duke Wilhelm, is already frustrated when the duke assigns him a servant he is sure is a spy. Young Frederick, however, is a free spirit like his master and they both know what it is like to not be able to follow one's dreams.

Although he is rich and successful, musical superstar Franz Liszt is restless until he meets the gypsy Josy, a gifted young musician, and wagers that he can turn the wayward boy into a world-class musician.

Ten-year-old Jamie O'Flaherty, in a Dublin jail for stealing, gets a chance to redeem himself, when he is bailed out by composer George Frideric Handel who needs Jamie to sing in the first performance of "Messiah" in 1742.

A twelve-year-old girl in 1875 Paris, whose father is a soldier stationed in Seville, learns the story of Carmen the gypsy from her piano teacher, composer Georges Bizet.