Adventures from the Book of Virtues

Serie de TV
1996–2009
TV-Y7
30min

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Jim Cummings, Kevin Michael Richardson, Pamela Adlon, Kath Soucie, and Frank Welker in Adventures from the Book of Virtues (1996)

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Dos escolares aprenden valiosas lecciones de vida de un búfalo, un halcón de cola roja, un gato montés y un perrito de las praderas.Dos escolares aprenden valiosas lecciones de vida de un búfalo, un halcón de cola roja, un gato montés y un perrito de las praderas.Dos escolares aprenden valiosas lecciones de vida de un búfalo, un halcón de cola roja, un gato montés y un perrito de las praderas.

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Trivia
In his "Adventures From the Book of Virtues", William J. Bennett included several pieces written by or concerning Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates, as they were amongst his favorite philosophers. Three of the animal characters are named for them. (The leader Plato's being a buffalo is also a reference to Bennett's nickname "Buffalo Bill".) The fourth and the only female who proves one of the two most sagacious, Aurora is the only exception. In keeping with the Greek origins of the others' names, she was named after the Greek deity of dawn.

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Featured in Treehouse Hostage (1999)

Bandas sonoras
The Adventure Has Begun
Music and Lyrics by J.A.C. Redford and Marcus Hummon
Performed by Oren Waters, Julia Waters, Maxine Waters Willard (as Maxine Waters), and Bobbi Page

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8/10

Good show, if you get a chance watch it!

OK, this is going to sound campy, i was a babysitter when this came out, along with the fact of younger brothers and sister. This is one of the few videotapes that i taped (off of PBS) and took with me that EVERY parent did not have a problem with their kid watching. In the age where your TV babysits your child more than you do, this is a program i could turn on and they would actually walk away with something other than mush on the brain. it was good from children 8 to about 14 (my 14 yr old brother (at the time) watched it fascinated for a long time, and is still one of his most cherished memories (one of the few times we didn't fight was when it was on) if you find it, or get a chance to watch it DO! definitely worth it