Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater on Wikipedia.Brother PT-D200KT Label Printer Brother Hello Kitty Label Maker Brother P-Touch PT-D200KT – 2 line Printer, 6-12mm Tapeįirst-ever P-touch labeller with Hello Kitty character model. A boxset was also released, featuring all 5 of the original DVDs. Another DVD titled Hello Kitty Has Fun at Halloween was also released in the same year, featuring 3 episodes from Plays Pretend and an episode from Goes to the Movies. 
These prints are not the same as the US versions, and do include the opening and closing sequences. Plays Pretend and Tells Fairy Tales were not released in the United Kingdom until October 2012. Becomes a Princess, Goes to the Movies and Saves the Day were all released in September 2004, using the same prints as the US versions without the opening and closing sequences. The same DVDs that were released in the United States were released in Region 2 by MGM Home Entertainment and 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (and then, Warner Bros.
Hello Kitty Tells Fairy Tales (February 17, 2004), (Robin Penguin, Hello Mother Goose, The Ugly Quackling, Pinocchio Penguin, Little Red Bunny Hood). Hello Kitty Plays Pretend (February 17, 2004), (The Phantom of the Theater, Frankencat, Catula, The Pawed Piper, Rumpeldogskin). Hello Kitty Saves the Day (February 4, 2003), (Peter Penguin, Tar-Sam of the Jungle, Paws of the Round Table, Crocodile Penguin, Grinder Genie and the Magic Lamp). The Kitty Terrestrial, The Wizard of Paws, Kitty and the Kong, Cat Wars, Paws: The Great White Dog Shark) 
Hello Kitty Goes to the Movies (February 4, 2003), (K.T. Hello Kitty Becomes a Princess (February 4, 2003), (Cinderkitty, Kittylocks and the Three Bears, Sleeping Kitty, Kitty and the Beast, Snow White Kitty and the One Dwarf). The opening and closing sequences are not included. In 2003-2004, MGM Home Entertainment under their MGM Kids label released 5 DVD's each containing five cartoon shorts the only one of the 26 not to be included was The Year Scroogenip Swiped Christmas. Hello Kitty: Wizard of Paws (also includes "Snow White Kitty," "Sleeping Kitty," and "Peter Penguin"). Hello Kitty: Kitty and the Beast (also includes "Grinder Genie and the Magic Lamp," "Hello Mother Goose," and "Little Red Bunny Hood"). On March 24, 1998, MGM Home Entertainment released two VHS videocassettes each containing four cartoon shorts, as well as the opening and closing sequences. Main Title Theme Written & Performed By David Pomeranz. Brian Cummings as Additional voices (uncredited). Opening theme for Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater Cast and Crew Voice Actors See the Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater Episodes category 
One exception to this format is the cartoon The Phantom of the Theater, which begins after the actors have finished a show (specifically Robin Penguin) all the action in this story takes place backstage.
Catnip and Grinder were usually typecast as the villains.Īt the end, the stage returns to normal, and the actors take their bow. Each show is a light-hearted takeoff of a children's story or a popular movie. The play then begins (with Hello Kitty or Tuxedo Sam saying "Once upon a meow") and the stage transforms into whatever setting the story calls for, like outer space, the American Old West, the Great Depression or the Middle Ages. Each episode opens with a big huge modern theater located in the big city of London, England filling up with patrons, and usually a look at some comical goings-on backstage.
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