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Product Details:
Actors:
Real Wheels
Format:
Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Live, NTSC
Language:
English
Number of Discs:
1
Studio:
Warner Home Video
Run Time:
100 minutes
DVD Release Date:
September 16, 2003
Average Customer Rating:
based on 11 reviews
Description:
It's a 9-1-1 for fun when rescue hero DAVE helps save the day in this collection of three thrilling episodes! Ride along in fire engines, police cars, emergency helicopters and many more lifesaving vehicles as DAVE, Becky and their real-life rescue hero friends race to the scene with sirens blaring! Join the excitement as firefighters, policemen, and paramedics work together to stop life-threatening emergencies ... and discover how you can help too! So put on your hat and pin on your badge - it's time to join the safety team!
DVD Features: Deleted Scenes Interactive Menus Music Clips:Bloopers with DAVE Sing-Along Songs Interactive Dispatch Center What's That? (Words Explained) Video Preview Other
Customer Reviews:
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Wonderful!Aug 04, 2008 The DVD came to us in perfect condition. My son loves to watch it all the time.
Informative and Fun!!Jan 15, 2008 My 3 year old absolutely loves this series. "Dave" is very entertaining and informative. I would recommend this to anyone. He would view them repetitively if I would allow it. Great gift!
Not the best examples.Jun 06, 2007 I realize that many enjoy "slapstick" style humor, but it's not necessary to emphasize the "silliness" factor to teach children about the fascinating world around them or to alleviate possible fears that children may have with such serious topics.
In these episodes, children learn about real life dangers and the rescue workers who are always on call, but the level of antics by the actors distracts somewhat from the safety messages; many children will be more enthralled by those antics to recall the real life-saving warnings and messages about rescue workers. I suggest heading over to your local rescue workers open house or a safety fair rather than viewing these videos repeatedly. One positive aside is that the actors involved do offer a serious note at the end explaining how dangerous some of the things can be and they explain what can happen "in real life" throughout the episodes.
The Little Mammoth series of DVD's and videos are much more suitable and do not involve such over-the-top nonsense.
Good Mix of Education and EntertainmentJan 07, 2007 The makers of Real Wheels have done a commendable job of providing educational information, while keeping the DVD entertaining as well. This is one DVD that my son frequently requests to be popped into the player so he can enjoy repeated viewings (but he likes to play with his car collection at the same time). I must admit that I enjoy it everytime too.
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I want to see this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Jan 17, 2006 I am such a huge fan of Dave Hood, who is the creator of these series and he did such a good job on these other videos before the others which look good although some of them I have never seen. There Goes A Rescue Hero might also be previous refrences to There Goes A Fire Truck and There Goes A Rescue Vehicle.
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based on 11 reviews
