Everything The Critics Got Wrong About ‘Pinocchio’
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The Wiggles: Santa's Rockin'! (2004)
Ring-a-ding-a-ding-dong! The bells are ringing for Christmas Day, and The Wiggles are joined by the "Great Big Man in Red," Santa Claus! Santa's going "All Over the World" to rock and roll with his very special guest, John Fogerty! Wahoo! Wags can't stop barking with excitement as Barry Williams adds a very Brady touch to the dancing! Henry the Octopus is the champion Christmas wrapper, and Dorothy the Dinosaur loves her Christmas roses. Then, celebrate the birth of the Christ Child with special guest, King Mondo. Fernando and Julio sing "Noche De Paz" in Spanish, and the children make their own nativity scene in "O Come All Ye Faithful."
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Ring-a-ding-a-ding-dong! The bells are ringing for Christmas Day, and The Wiggles are joined by the "Great Big Man in Red," Santa Claus! Santa's going "All Over the World" to rock and roll with his very special guest, John Fogerty! Wahoo! Wags can't stop barking with excitement as Barry Williams adds a very Brady touch to the dancing! Henry the Octopus is the champion Christmas wrapper, and Dorothy the Dinosaur loves her Christmas roses. Then, celebrate the birth of the Christ Child with special guest, King Mondo. Fernando and Julio sing "Noche De Paz" in Spanish, and the children make their own nativity scene in "O Come All Ye Faithful."
Rating:G
Genre:Family
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In Theaters:9/27/2004
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:The Wiggles Pty Ltd
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