Thinking it will please Mother, Peter Rabbit gathers excess eggs from his neighbors to give to her. When Peter accidentally knocks over several jars of paint, the eggs are splashed with all the colors of the rainbow. But Mother Rabbit is not pleased, and she instructs Peter to return the eggs. He does so, delighting all the children of the neighborhood. Inventing a new tradition, Peter Rabbit beco... more...

Thinking it will please Mother, Peter Rabbit gathers excess eggs from his neighbors to give to her. When Peter accidentally knocks over several jars of paint, the eggs are splashed with all the colors of the rainbow. But Mother Rabbit is not pleased, and she instructs Peter to return the eggs. He does so, delighting all the children of the neighborhood. Inventing a new tradition, Peter Rabbit becomes the Easter Bunny.   less...

Ike finds his civil liberties at risk when Hugo Bugwort, the hard line mayoral candidate, promises to crack down on free-roaming, fun-loving dogs. As the anti-dog rhetoric escalates, Ike is compelled to join the political fray and run for mayor himself. Bugwort rethinks his pooch-policies when Ike selflessly helps rescue him after he collapses at a campaign rally. Told through letters to Mrs. LaRu... more...

Ike finds his civil liberties at risk when Hugo Bugwort, the hard line mayoral candidate, promises to crack down on free-roaming, fun-loving dogs. As the anti-dog rhetoric escalates, Ike is compelled to join the political fray and run for mayor himself. Bugwort rethinks his pooch-policies when Ike selflessly helps rescue him after he collapses at a campaign rally. Told through letters to Mrs. LaRue and local newspaper accounts, Mark Teague delivers another excellent execution of split-screen vis   less...