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Bird Bird Gets Lost is a direct-to-video Sesame Street tale that is part of the "Sesame Street Kids' Guide to Life", a series of three videos talking about life lessons.

In this video, Big Bird and Maria go to ABCD to buy Snuffy some new roller skates for his birthday. However, he ends up getting lost when one of the skates rolls away from the check-out.

This is a neat video that teaches a good lesson. As this was made in a time before we have cell phones to call our parents if we get seperated, Special guest star Frances McDormand is there to help Big Bird, and give a message to parents, and the video has some good songs and even some short segments from the show that ties to the video's topic.

In Search of Dr. Seuss is a made-for-TV special that aired on the TNT network back in 1994 (when the network aired all kinds of content, even kids' cartoon before it was moved to Cartoon Network when it got into more homes).

When reporter Kathy Lane (played by Kathy Najimy) visits the home of Dr. Seuss on an assignment to do an article about the author, she is about to enter an adventure unlike any other. As the Cat in the Hat (played here by Matt Frewer) takes her on a journey that takes her into many worlds, where she learns of Dr. Seuss' many stories and even some facts.

This is a neat take on a documentary, as it also makes it fun. On this adventure, many Dr. Seuss tales are told (even those in cartoon form, albeit with some editing to add in new voice acting, as well as live-action performances. Some of the facts are not all going to be kid-friendly (like Dr. Seuss' start making political cartoons and the Hitler Lives documentary), so it has everything for all ages. Also, the special has some celebrity guest stars like Christopher Lloyd, Patrick Stewart, Billy Crystal, and even Robin Williams, and contains some good music.

Dronecats is a cartoon that has started posting episodes on YouTube, and let's just say after seeing some episodes, this is basically another in a long line of shows trying to make money off the long-running series Paw Patrol, even going as far as to not hide the fact that it has elements similar to the show it's trying to make a quick buck off of.

Set in Meowpolis, a fictional town that has its name in a parody of the Hollywood sign, four cats, Jet, Bo, Spider, and Seeker, are the Dronecats, a team of superhero cats who can fly and stop disasters thanks to wearing armor equipped with jetpack-like drones that also allow them to fly. Mentored by a white Persian cat named Lady Tulip, and aided by two human allies, Arlo and Dotty, the four save Meowpolis from mischievious villains like Dr. Fang and Mischief Pete.

Yeah, I am not going to lie, this cartoon is another in a long line of shows that blatantly rip off Paw Patrol. The cats are able to fly using their drones, which is taken from Skye and her pup pack usually having a jetpack or other device that allows her to take flight. Also, the drones have some elements that can rip off Paw Patrol and other shows (Jet has water cannons that can make him the Marshal of the team, and Spider's drone can fire webs, making her a rip-off of Spider-Man, who also has his own preschool cartoon). Also, the character designs are not that good, and the voice acting sometimes does not match the lip sync of the characters. Also, the episodes seem to have placed renamed to start with Meow, like Meowseum, which is annoying.