Barney in Outer Space
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| Barney Home Video | |
| Barney in Outer Space | |
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| Release Date | March 17, 1998 |
| Rereleased | Yes |
| Available on DVD | Not in the USA |
| Written by | Stephen White |
| Directed by | Fred Holmes |
| previous It's Time for Counting | next My Party with Barney |
Barney in Outer Space is a Barney Home Video that was released on March 17, 1998.
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Plot
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Keesha, Robert, Chip, and Kim just joined the astronomy club at school, run by the science teacher, Miss Kepler. The children are eager to see the planets through the telescope, and Miss Kepler sleepily tells them they would see Mars in twenty minutes. Miss Kepler then takes a nap in her chair. Keesha looks through the telescope and finds Barney. The other children run to greet their purple friend. Then, Barney and the children look at the stars. Afterwards, they look through the telescope to find an unusual planet. On that planet, there is a little girl, and she is waving at them! The children wish they could meet the little girl, so Barney transforms Robert's toy rocket into a very big one. Space suits magically appear on the children. Then, Barney and the kids go inside the rocket, countdown to blastoff, then fly off to the unusual planet they saw. While they are flying through space, Barney explains there is no air in space, no day or night, and that there is no gravity. Then, astronaut Kenneth S. Reightler, Jr. pays a visit to talk about NASA. Afterwards, the children see if they can find astronauts on the moon, and they see Baby Bop, with her blankey as the flag. Barney tells Chip to bring her in, and then Baby Bop joins the journey. After a while, BJ joins the journey, and soon they arrive at the planet they saw through the telescope. Then, they meet the girl, whose name is Meebeedeep. Meebeedeep shows the kids around her planet, shows them her toy robot, and Baby Bop teaches her "The Itsy-Bitsy Spider". Then the kids discover a plant called the tickle tree, which tickles you every time you go near it. After a while, Barney and the kids have to leave, but they promise they will come back and visit. Then Barney and the kids fly back to earth, and sing "I Love You."
CastEdit
- Barney
- Baby Bop
- BJ
- Miss Kepler (debut)
- Chip
- Keesha
- Kim
- Robert
- Ken Reightler as Himself
- Meebee(deep) (Alex Saxon)
- Robot (Pia Manalo)
Song ListEdit
- Barney Theme Song
- The Adventure Song
- Star Light, Star Bright
- Mr. Star
- The Rocket Song
- Floating Together So Free
- Way Up in Outer Space
- Hey Diddle Diddle
- The Sun
- We Are Little Robots
- Itsy Bitsy Spider
- Laugh With Me!
- No Matter Where They Are
- Help Protect the Earth
- I Love You
Barney Songs That Debuted In This Video Edit
TriviaEdit
- This home video marks the first appearance of Miss Kepler.
- This is the very first time of which David Joyner performed Barney since "Let's Eat."
- These releases also included the theatrical trailer for Barney's Great Adventure.
- The robot is played by Pia Manalo (the actress that plays Min) for this video.
- This is the very last Barney video to feature the 1997 Veggietales version of the Lyrick Studios logo.
- This is the only Dozecian Barney video to feature the NASA logo.
- Barney doesn't talk to Miss Kepler until "Barney's Halloween Party".
- The Lyrick Studios 1997 Veggietales logo is shown after the Barney's Great Adventure theatrical trailer, but not after the Please Stay Tuned bumper.
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