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Opening to A to Z with Barney 2001 VHS

Lyrick Studios

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About

In February of 2001 (1 month after ringing in the new year) it was announced that HiT Entertainment brought Lyrick Studios and originally the 2 companies were going to be working together. But that did not happen after the death of Lyrick Studios founder and CEO Richard C. Leach. Before shutting down on August 31st, Lyrick Studios went all out releasing classic videos of Barney including The Wiggles, Bob the Builder, Kipper & a extremely rare Angelina Ballerina VHS tape. So, here's the 2001 VHS opening to A to Z with Barney (The very last Barney VHS tape that Lyrick Studios released)

1. FBI Warning & Interpol Warning screens.

2. Lyrick Studios logo 1998-2001.

3. The Wiggles Dance Party VHS trailer (I have this VHS)

4. HiT Home Entertainment logo 2001-2006.

5. Bob the Builder VHS trailer.

6. Please stay tuned for a mini adventure featuring Kipper.

7. Barney Home Video logo 1995-2017.

8. Barney Let's Go to the Zoo VHS & DVD trailer (The DVD version would not be released until 2003)

9. Barney theme song.

10. First few seconds of the program.

That's all!

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Archive
Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault
Licence or status
CC BY-ND 4.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
Lyrick Studios
Language
English
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