The makers of VeggieTales are set to release the first season of their television series 3-2-1 Penguins on DVD.
The DVD includes all 13 episodes from the first series and is out from Big Idea Entertainment on 15 September.
The series charts the escapades of space penguin pals Zidgel, Fidgel, Midgel and Kevin as they engage their young friends Michelle and Jason to help them solve intergalactic crises with faith and fun.
Bogus content includes “How to Draw Midgel”, “Space Academy: Speak Like An Alien”, “Midgel's Cool Blue Space Fuel”, and the “Make Your Own Planet” activity.
“This is the first time families can enjoy the episodes from season one back-to-back,” said Greg Fritz, SVP Sales & Marketing of Big Idea Entertainment.
"We look forward to sharing the valuable character lessons each 22-minute episode brings to fans and new audiences, and we feel the brand-new added bonus features will help make the DVD package and viewing experience even more ‘out-of-this-world'.”
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