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Team Umizoomi: Meet Shark Car Now on Nickelodeon DVD @NickelodeonDVD @NickJrDVD

Milli, Geo and Bot are back with all-new friends and adventures are back in a brand-new DVD, Team Umizoomi: Meet Shark Car.  The Little Old Lady and the Littlest One are so excited.  They love all their Team UmiZoomi pals and I love watching our kids enjoy  learning. 
 

Preschoolers are invited to join Team Umizoomi as they use their mighty math powers to find Shark Car and return him to their friend Jose. Created by Nickelodeon and distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution, Team Umizoomi: Meet Shark Car will be available on DVD on May 19, 2015 for the suggested retail price of $14.99.

Team Umizoomi: Meet Shark Car includes the following 4 episodes:

  • Shark Car – Team Umizoomi jump into action to find Shark Car and get him back to their friend Jose before the ferry leaves.
  • Umi Toy Store – Team Umizoomi travel through a giant store to find their friend Colin’s coins so he can purchase his favorite toy, Sparkle Pup.
  • Stompasaurus – Team Umizoomi must travel to the aquarium, bowling alley and ice cream store to find Stompasaurus’ toy pieces and bring them to their friend Wyatt.
  • Lost and Found Toys – Team Umizoomi set out to return missing toys to their rightful owners in Umi City.

Buy It:  Team Umizoomi: Meet Shark Car Now is available wherever Nickelodeon DVDs are sold including Nick.com, Amazon, Walmart and more.

Team Umizoomi: Meet Shark Car Fast Facts:
Street Date: May 19, 2015
Catalog: 805954 (U.S.)
S.R.P.: $14.99
Running Time: 91 Minutes





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