- Actors: Emma Ainsley, Alex Poulter, Cal Jaggers, Phil Hayes, Laura Pero
- Directors: Annie Gibbs, Chris Bernard, Nikky Smedley, Vic Finch
- Writers: Alan Dapre
- Producers: Anne Wood, Chris Wood, Christopher Wood
- Format: PAL
- Language English
- Subtitles: English
- Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
- Number of discs: 1
- Classification: U
- Studio: 2 Entertain Video
- DVD Release Date: 10 May 2004
- Run Time: 20 minutes
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- ASIN: B00009Z4YX
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 59,862 in Film & TV (See Top 100 in Film & TV)
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Yes its a daft name, psychedelic colours and music with weird wobbly characters but its worth sitting through for the "dance" section alone.
My sons been fascinated with them since he was tiny.
Hes autistic and is totally mesmerised by the psychedelic scenes and wobbly characters, When they do the "dance" section hes up joining in.
I suppose its a way of getting youngsters up and moving without instructing them to do so, and although its really aimed at a much younger audience hes up dancing away and gets a lot of enjoyment out of it which is all that matters and all you look for in a DVD.
My sons been fascinated with them since he was tiny.
Hes autistic and is totally mesmerised by the psychedelic scenes and wobbly characters, When they do the "dance" section hes up joining in.
I suppose its a way of getting youngsters up and moving without instructing them to do so, and although its really aimed at a much younger audience hes up dancing away and gets a lot of enjoyment out of it which is all that matters and all you look for in a DVD.
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10 Oct 2005
Format:DVD
Instead of a snarky "critique" of "Boohbah," here's a review of this DVD (and of "Boohbah" DVDs in general)
If you're unfamiliar with "Boohbah," the concept is that Boohbahs are five little alien-like furry creatures that dance and bop to electronic-style music. The educational value of Boohbah lies in getting pre-schoolers interested in movement, pattern and color. The Boohbahs do not speak (as opposed to the similar Teletubbies, created by the same company: Ragdoll).
Another portion of the show is about "The Story People." Children present a gift-wrapped box in the Boohbah pod, blow the gift upward and send it to the Story People (Grandmama, Grandpapa, Mr Man, Mrs Lady, Brother & Sister, Auntie and Little Dog Fido). At least one of the Story People receives the gift and has a cute, wordless* adventure about the gift. The Boohbah videos/DVDs are named after the gifts given to The Story People ("squeaky socks" for example). Another gift magically appears during the course of the Story People episode, to extend the adventure. *There is audio of children yelling "Boohbah!" and similar when the second gift appears.
During the show, there is a third portion which is about children dancing and moving to music like the Boohbahs do. This is part of the "extra features" on Boohbah DVDs.
This DVD features three 20-minutes segments of Boohbah:
Squeaky Socks: Brother & Sister play in some oversized socks that squeak when one bounces in them
Painting the Fence: Auntie finds a bucket of paint and paints a seemingly never-ending fence
Hammock: Grandpapa has trouble getting into a hammock
The Boohbahs dance and play at the beginning and end of every segment, making color patterns and encouraging children to be active viewers. It's difficult for little ones to vegetate while watching "Boohbah."
Your menu options include "play all," which gives you all three 20-minute segments back-to-back, and "select episode," which runs for that 20-minute period before returning to the menu.
If you have questions/concerns about the educational content of Boohbah, there is a "for parents" feature on every DVD which explains the learning concepts behind "Boohbah."
If you're unfamiliar with "Boohbah," the concept is that Boohbahs are five little alien-like furry creatures that dance and bop to electronic-style music. The educational value of Boohbah lies in getting pre-schoolers interested in movement, pattern and color. The Boohbahs do not speak (as opposed to the similar Teletubbies, created by the same company: Ragdoll).
Another portion of the show is about "The Story People." Children present a gift-wrapped box in the Boohbah pod, blow the gift upward and send it to the Story People (Grandmama, Grandpapa, Mr Man, Mrs Lady, Brother & Sister, Auntie and Little Dog Fido). At least one of the Story People receives the gift and has a cute, wordless* adventure about the gift. The Boohbah videos/DVDs are named after the gifts given to The Story People ("squeaky socks" for example). Another gift magically appears during the course of the Story People episode, to extend the adventure. *There is audio of children yelling "Boohbah!" and similar when the second gift appears.
During the show, there is a third portion which is about children dancing and moving to music like the Boohbahs do. This is part of the "extra features" on Boohbah DVDs.
This DVD features three 20-minutes segments of Boohbah:
Squeaky Socks: Brother & Sister play in some oversized socks that squeak when one bounces in them
Painting the Fence: Auntie finds a bucket of paint and paints a seemingly never-ending fence
Hammock: Grandpapa has trouble getting into a hammock
The Boohbahs dance and play at the beginning and end of every segment, making color patterns and encouraging children to be active viewers. It's difficult for little ones to vegetate while watching "Boohbah."
Your menu options include "play all," which gives you all three 20-minute segments back-to-back, and "select episode," which runs for that 20-minute period before returning to the menu.
If you have questions/concerns about the educational content of Boohbah, there is a "for parents" feature on every DVD which explains the learning concepts behind "Boohbah."
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
great fun
1 Feb 2005
Format:DVD
This dvd is great fun for my 2 year old twins. They absolutely LOVE the little stories that are in the middle of each episode. They like to imitate boohbah as they do their "exercises". They also name off the colors of each boohbah as they appear. As far as adults watching it, I wouldn't say they are 'nails down a chalkboard' but it is definitly geared towards children only.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
My son LOVES it!
12 Oct 2004
My son is 5 months old, way below the age range. He absolutely adores the Boohbahs! He gets excited when they come on and do their dance. This video keeps him occupied so I can do all the daily chores needed. He also has a cpouple of the Boohbah characters and squeals everytime he plays with them. This is definitely a great video for the younger children. I will definitely buy him more!
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