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Rickey Carter (Derek) is uncredited for this video.

During the beginning of ' Yankee Doodle Dandy', when Barney jumps, his patriotic hat slips off his head a little bit then sits back perfectly on his head throughout the song.

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In addition, this video was released a month before that television series began filming.

This is the reason for this being her last appearance as she became ill before Barney and Friends began filming in October 1991 and why she had to leave the Barney franchise. It's most likely that she caught her illness (most likely brain tumor as mentioned in some resources) not long after this was filmed.

Throughout this video, it's noticeable that Amy (Becky Swonke) is slightly fatigued and looks a little sickly in some scenes and her voice had changed since the previous episodes.

Michael and Amy's Dad is mentioned in this video.

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On the producers' slate, it has the name Barney & Friends, which happens to be the name of the TV show, Barney & Friends, in production in 1991, but aired on PBS in a year later.

By being an In-Circle Club member, Neiman Marcus customers were able to purchase packages that included a theater viewing of the video.

As part of this partnership, the video had several local premieres in the Dallas area.

This video was originally a Neiman Marcus exclusive, as part of their Barney Boutique.

This video was featured in the 'Blockbuster Exclusive' video, Barney's Rockin' Rhyme Time (alongside Barney's Rhyme Time Rhythm).

' Boom, Boom, Ain't It Great to Be Crazy?'įilming of this video took place in April 1991.

Baby Bop (Voice: Julie Johnson, Costume: Dao Knight) (cameo).

Barney (Voice: Bob West, Costume: David Joyner).

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However, with the power of imagination and some movie magic, anything is possible when Barney's around. From a cereal commercial set, a puppet show, the six little ducks, meeting new friends, teddy bears, the US flag, an island paradise, and a makeup place to a jungle while the show is filmed along with many props in the studio. While there Barney and the Backyard Gang tour the studio on their own, while producing their own show. On the release date of Barney's Birthday in 1992, all eight Backyard Gang videos were re-packaged in newer cover art cases, and re-printed to only contain The Lyons Group logo played directly after the end credits of each video.Īlong with this video, all of the other Backyard Gang videos had previews for Kids for Character and Barney's Talent Show when they were re-released in early 1996.After performing their live concert, Adam's mother takes the Backyard Gang to a TV studio where she works. The original 1991 VHS contains previews for Campfire Sing-Along, Waiting for Santa, and Barney Goes to School.Boom, Boom, Ain't it Great to Be Crazy?.Pretending has never been more fun!Įducational Theme: The parts of a Movie Studio / Ways to Protect the Earth With the help of their imaginations, a donkey statue even comes to life. The children promise to protect our earth, sing songs about animals, and learn about our flag. Using props and sets, the children dress up, perform a puppet show, and sing while Baby Bop dances. Through a protect-our-earth theme, Rock with Barney encourages children to sing and play along in a musical fantasy.Ĭhildren will enjoy singing and dancing with Barney and his friends as they explore a movie studio.

Barney joins the Backyard Gang on a fun-filled adventure in a movie studio.