Jumping into a box of doll clothes, the Wonder Pets emerge with their makeshift superhero costumes on, and proceed to assemble the "Fly-Boat" (usually a Frisbee with some Legos and wheels) which will take them to their destination. The phone also acts as a sort of telescope, so they can see their next assignment, which almost always involves a baby animal, somewhere in the world, in some sort of danger and in need of rescuing. As soon as the children are gone, the "phone" (a tin can holding pencils, with a secret string at the bottom) rings, alerting the Wonder Pets to their next rescue mission.
As the camera tracks in to a little, red, one-room school house set amid bucolic surroundings, we hear children leaving for the day, saying goodbye to their class pets: Linny the Guinea Pig, Ming-Ming the Duckling, and Tuck the Turtle. Understanding that little children love repetition and a familiar, recognizable pattern to their storytelling, each episode of Wonder Pets! follows a fairly dependable line. Animated in a bright, sunny fashion, with a consistent message of teamwork as the key to success in learning, the Wonder Pets! is one of the more accessible kids' shows out there for family viewing. A particular favorite around our house with our littlest kids, the Wonder Pets! are a natural for parents looking for wholesome, sweet programming for their preschoolers.
WONDER PETS SAVE THE CHAMELEON SAVE THE PLATYPUS SERIES
Nickelodeon and Paramount have released Wonder Pets! Save the Beetles, a four-episode collection (comprised of eight, 11-minute shorts) of the popular young children's series on Nick, Jr.
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