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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 18, 2021

My son loved these videos, and we watched them often. Now he is 19, and we passed ours on to others long ago. My grand daughter is just the right age to love them, and we don't have TV. I'm not even sure they are on any more, but bought two of our remembered favorites to share with her and other grand children.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 14, 2008

The Backyardigans intro gets a new look and sound for the hour-long rock opera episode "The Tale of the Mighty Knights", which has intrepid knights Uniqua and Tyrone performing egg-sitting duties for King Pablo. Although this isn't egg-zactly the hardest assignment, the mighty knights approach the job with great professionalism, and all goes well until the egg goes on a roll.

Scrambling off in pursuit, the knights face hard-boiled characters like Austin the Grabbin' Goblin and Tasha the Flighty Fairy, until the grande finale unfolds on Dragon Mountain, where it's out of the frying pan and into the fire. There's also a guest appearance by Broadway performer Adam Pascal.

The second episode is "Blazing Paddles", where Pablo the Ping Pong Bandit puts the wind up Sheriff Uniqua and the citizens of Ping Pong Mesa, until a masked stranger wielding a cactus paddle blows into town and proves that being selfish ain't worth a hill of beans. This one is set to Arabic pop music.

The third episode is "Garbage Trek", and you don't need Vulcan logic to determine that it has a Star Trek theme. Set to Jazz-funk music, Captain Tasha and her crew mates Uniqua and Austin boldly set off to gather the garbage of the Universe where no man has gone before, only to be stymied by evil Moosians Tyrone and Pablo, who are on a garbage-napping mission.

Although the episodes are as clever as always, this one is slightly slower in tempo, and may not be as appealing to younger children as the previous DVDs. A must-have for Backyardigans fans, but maybe not the best one to start off your collection.

Rated: 4.5 stars

Amanda Richards, March 13, 2008

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 11, 2011

I will admit that this episode of Backyardigans had to grow on me (and I even loved Knight's Tale so had high hopes for a rock opera with knights), but my son took to it IMMEDIATELY. He has watched it over and over and likes the songs, the jokes, the characters, all of it. I wonder if maybe this is a Backyardigans that appeals more to a slightly older child since I noted that some reviews involving younger viewers were more negative? At any rate, the shorter episodes that go along with the Mighty Knights also grew on me. If you have a preschooler who is a big Backyardigans fan, I think this could well be another hit for them. I appreciated all the reviews (positive and negative) and am adding my review as one more positive. In fact, I found myself singing the songs while washing dishes the other night and right now Mighty Knights is the only DVD my son wants to watch.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 2, 2008

They've done it again! All 3 episodes on this DVD are excellent.

Tale of the Mighty Knights is an epic rock opera double-length feature. The songs are incredibly catchy, and the art is actually quite wonderful as well! My 6 yr old particularly loves the lyrics.

Blazing Paddles is a lot of fun too - the music is great and the kids loves the "costumes."

Garbage Trek is a kick for any parents, since it's a Star Trek spoof - even down to Tasha's phrasing in tribute to William Shatner. I really like the music in this one - very funky - and my kids are already acting it out.

I think the only mis-fire these guys have had was last year's Movers and Shakers - otherwise, the hits keep on coming from the team at Nelvana. Can't wait for High Flying Adventures!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 17, 2021

Purchased as a gift for someone else.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 24, 2008

It is no secret to my friends that I love "The Backyardigans" and think it is one of the most brilliant kids shows on TV. This movie will make you and your kids laugh. The music sounds to me like it is styled after Queen, so if you like Queen and have young kids, this is the movie to get. It is a short 55 minutes and great for roadtrips with little ones-especially if you like driving to music that sounds like it is from a rock opera or musical and not music only geared for kids. I wish more people would make kids' shows with the realization that parents end up watching them,too! Great one for the whole family!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 9, 2008

I have to admit. I think I love this DVD more than my kids do, and they are crazy about it. The Tale of the Mighty Knights is so entertaining. I find myself singing all of the songs all day long, my favorite being, Not An Egg Anymore. My daughter, a much bigger Backyardiganas fan than her twin brother, sits mesmerized every time we put the DVD in, which is nearly every day. Set in a small western town, Blazing Paddles is also very enjoyable, with a fun story and catchy songs. To be honest, I haven't really watched Garbage Trek in it's entirety, so I cannot offer an opinion or review

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 22, 2008

We bought this shortly after seeing it on TV when it first came out, at that time my son was about to turn 3. Since then he has learned all the words to the movie, every word to every song and most of the "dance moves." Its a great way to distract him on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon when I need to get some work done around the house. It has also come in handy as a way to keep him happy on long plane rides. I think that any kids who likes the Backyardigans would enjoy this movie, but it might be a bit more "boy" with the Knights and dragons.