Barney: Barney's Big Surprise! His All New Live Stage Show

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However, in the filmed version and the 1997-1998 performances, the costumes based on the season four Barney costume and the 1997 Baby Bop and BJ costumes would be used.

BJ discovers that the reason Professor Tinkerputt didn’t get him a red scooter is because that’s what Barney and the others got him. After introductions, the children show the audience what things they were doing in the treehouse before they arrived, queuing the song “Welcome to Our Treehouse”. Barney: Now, that I know you're happy, it would make me very happy for you to meet some brand-new friends.From the totally tee-riffic treehouse to Tinkerputt's toy factory, this is one celebration full of fun and music you won't soon forget. Professor Tinkerputt proceeds to ask if anyone else came with the dinosaurs, in which Barney lets him know that the audience is behind him. Let's Go to the Farm • Just Imagine • Everyone Is Special • The Land of Make Believe • Can You Sing That Song?

After the song, Barney and the children tell BJ to stand away from them so they can discuss plans for BJ’s birthday party. In New York City, Coleman went to Dick Leach, who helped launch Barney, to suggest making the Barney live events bigger. After the song, they proceed to have more fun with Mother Goose’s rhymes, leading into “Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme Medley” and Old King Cole arriving to the party to sing his self-titled song. Barney and friends take their act on the road in this live concert video, which features four all-new musical numbers ("Welcome to Our Treehouse," "We Are Little Robots") in addition to series staples like "I Love You. Live on Stage for re-releases) was an album that featured songs from the stage show of the same name.Barney the Dinosaur is planning a Super-Dee-Duper" surprise party for BJ" and it's going to be a musical extravaganza! Barney agrees to lend Professor Tinkerputt his car, which makes Baby Bop wonder how they’ll get back to the treehouse. Upon realizing this, BJ decides that it would be fun for the audience to pretend to be flying in an airplane, leading into “The Airplane Song”.

Cut before Barney's Big Surprise was released on home video, " Listen to the Night Time" was removed from the tour due to the energy it brought down for the show. Due to her being the last in line, Baby Bop proceeds to question as to why she’s in the back and seeing it as unfair. The show made its world premiere on September 10, 1996 at Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas. This one uses a mixture from the fourth season including the permanently closed attraction, A Day in the Park with Barney, formerly at Universal Orlando Resort. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book.Excited that the audience doesn’t know what the surprise is, she proceeds to hop up and down wanting to tell them, leading into “The Baby Bop Hop” joined by two bunnies. a child with his/her voice being heard off-screen would usually say their introductory lines before Barney comes to life through the curtains as he greets the audience. The first live show in which the character voices were pre-recorded, unlike previous shows where they were performed live. The audio track on the screener version of the video was a work in progress, as the final audio wasn't completed yet at the time.