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A smart and cynical girl goes through teenage life as a proud outsider in a world of mainly idiotic adolescents and condescending adults.

Eliza Thornberry is not your ordinary kid. It's not just because she travels the world in an RV with her parents: famous nature show hosts. Eliza also happened to be granted the magical ability to talk with and understand animals.

The life of a young boy as he meets friends, falls in love, maneuvers his way through grade 6 and writes all about it in his journal.

Jim and Roy, a friendly violet demonic-looking alien that inhabits Jim's giant head, must stop an alien invasion. Misguided FBI agents and a manipulated mad doctor stand in their way, but Jim finds allies.

Live-action and animation blend together in this educational fantasy about a family of lions running a library filled with adventurous and musical books.

Various original cartoons by some of today's top animators.

A youth anthology series focusing primarily on adaptations of children's literature.

Saturday-morning cartoon series featuring the stars of the World Wrestling Federation.

Elmo, Zoe and Telly are exploring the Alphabet Jungle, where letters grow on trees.

From the creative minds that brought the world Schoolhouse Rock, Drawing Power promoted life lessons through the use of animation, humor and colorful characters.

Little Miss Muffet, Wee Willie Winkie, and Old Mother Hubbard are just a few of the familiar characters in this video.

A frog goes hopping through the jungle and meets different animals. To each, he introduces himself: "Hi! I'm a Large Mouth Frog. Who are you?" The first is an elephant, who introduces himself in response. "I eat bugs, insects and flies. What do you eat?" asks the Frog. "I eat peanuts, hay, and carrots," answers the Elephant. "That's nice," remarks the Frog, and continues on his way, asking the same question of each animal, next meeting a Long Neck Giraffe ("I eat the tender leaves from tall trees"), and then a Gorilla. "I eat bananas and wild berries," answers the Gorilla. "Nice, very nice," says the Frog. He lastly encounters a turquoise-colored bird with a large beak sitting on a nest. "Hi, I'm a Large Mouth Frog, and I eat bugs, insects, and flies. Who are you, and what do you eat?" "I'm a Crunch Bird," the bird replies in a rough voice, standing up, "and I eat Large Mouth Frogs" The Frog looks at the audience with a flat expression, and in a high-pitched voice exclaims, "Ooohhh, sh-t." He takes off, hopping for his life, and the Crunch Bird pursues, with a crunching/gobbling sound already familiar to movie-goers who had seen the first cartoon short, The Crunch Bird (1971). Credits roll over the sound.

Nikki and Eugene wants to find a new boyfriend for this selfish, pampered woman.

This is the classic story of the vain emperor who is so swayed by the importance of clothes that he does not realize he is being fooled.

'Hot Afternoons Have Been in Montana' is a dramatic and colorful montage combining photographs, computer art, and live-action to show how a hot afternoon in Montana is related to the whole world. It deeply honors the earth - its land, its history, its people, as it takes us on a wonderfully, meaningful odyssey through the world of time and space.

Thomas Comma, is the adventure of a lonely comma looking for the right sentence. The tale of the trials and tribulations of a comma on a quest, will not only delight and inspire children of all ages (and adults) - but will also encourage and educate them to have the best thing in them win. 'We;re all of us like commas,' said Martha Baird, 'looking for the right sentence.'

Daria moves to a new town and high school. While her sister passes the psychological test, Daria has to take a special (low self-esteem) class a few weeks. She makes a friend there.

Roy convinces Jim to go on the date he was suppose to have with the girl he likes. It turns out she's into Reservoir Dogs. However, another alien lands on Earth and he's not a friendly type.