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Schoolhouse Rock! Earth (2009)
Classic "Schoolhouse Rock!" cartoons take on a brand-new attitude in this collection of animated music videos featuring green-themed songs penned to celebrate Earth Day. Kids will have a blast and learn that conservation is important.
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Classic "Schoolhouse Rock!" cartoons take on a brand-new attitude in this collection of animated music videos featuring green-themed songs penned to celebrate Earth Day. Kids will have a blast and learn that conservation is important.
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In Theaters:1/1/2009
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Scholastic Rock, Inc, ABC, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
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