5/5 Another Awesome DVD
  by Jill Lenden (Columbia, MD 21045)
A hit with the kids (3 and 5). The songs on Robot Rampage are great, particularly Evil Pablo's "I get what I want." And the kids love the fact that Pablo says "I'm pooped" throughout "Catch That Train." Another great collection of episodes from The Backyardigans! Episodes: Robot Rampage (Robot Repairman), Catch That Train, Attack of the 50 Ft Worman.

5/5 Another Great Backyardigan Product
  by K. M. Andes (Reading, PA., United States)
I am giving this DVD to my Granddaughter for Christmas. She and her Mommy & Daddy have a new baby in the house so these Backyardigan DVD's are a life saver to buy some precious quiet time while the new baby is taking over and demanding time. Our Granddaughter just loves the Backyardigans so having a few extra DVD's in the house is appreciated. She loves to sing and dance along like she's right there with them. It's adorable watching her enjoy her favorite tunes.

5/5 Backyardigans Do It Again!
  by DoctorG
This has become my 5-year old daughter's new favorite. Not just favorite Backyardigans, but favorite video period. Thankfully she no longer wants to watch SpongeBob.

Of the three episodes, the title episode is her favorite. It has robots;; what more do you want. Actually, in comparison the the other double-length Backyardigans episodes (Super Spy and Mighty Knights), I don't think it is quite as good, but those two rank as the best Backyardigans of all. But then again, I'm not the target audience, and Robots still is quite enjoyable. I'm sure most youngsters will agree with mine. The other two episodes are fun as well. You get Pablo Pablovich as Tsar Tyrone's valet, trying to save the sleepwalking tsar on the runaway train along with conductor Uniqua. And in Attack of the 50 Foot Worman (read it carefully) you get the third appearance of that odd creature, the worman.

If your little one is a Backyardigans fan, then this is a must purchase.

5/5 Non-stop video play
  by Sherrie Adams-Daley
My sons love this DVD we recently were returning home from a road trip and for over five hours the DVD played in the car and once we arrived home my five year old requested that I play the DVD.

4/5 Title episode is fantastic!
  by Amy S. Mcfarland (California)
The robot repairman episode is the new favorite in our house. Great music, and definitely a fun movie for my kids (1 and 3). My son (3) asks to watch it every morning. The other two episodes on this disc are not that great, which is the reason for my 4-star review. Both episodes only have Tyrone, Pablo and Uniqua (missing Austin and Tasha) and they seem to fall flat. Overall though, definitely a good buy for Backyardigans fans!
**Robot Repairman: Austin is a robot repairman in Mega City. Together with Uniqua, Tasha and Tyrone, he must figure out why all the robots are suddenly malfunctioning. Set to disco music!
** Catch that Train: Uniqua is a train conductor moving the Czar to his winter home. She and Pablo must catch the runaway train before it's too late.
** 50 Foot Worman: Pablo and Uniqua are scientists at a university. Uniqua is studying wormen, and Pablo is working on a growth formula. When the two mix, they team up with Tyrone to shrink the worman.