Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter Shredder DVD Review (plus giveaway!)

The Turtles are Back!

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter Shredder

Available on DVD July 9,2013
SRP: $14.99
Created by Nickelodeon Home Entertainment
Distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution

Nickelodeon’s CGI-animated hit series is back with their second DVD, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter Shredder. Get lean, mean and green this summer with the Turtles team! Leo, Donnie, Raph and Mikey take to the streets of NYC and every turn yields a new enemy. Get ready for non-stop battles against Kraang-droids, mechanical Mousers, a mutant alligator and even the evil Shredder himself. Plus, as an added bonus get a free collectible TMNT poster inside for a limited time only.

Episode Synopses:
Monkey Brains
Donnie and April investigate a scientist’s disappearance, but discover a conspiracy regarding a bizarre psychic monkey instead.

Never Say Xever
Leo fears his act of mercy has come back to haunt him when Xever holds a local noodle shop owner hostage.

The Gauntlet
After April receives a warning from her imprisoned father, she and the Turtles embark on a mission to save him and stop the Kraang from detonating a mutagen bomb in the city.

Mojo Rising – Panic in the Sewers
The Turtles must defend their home in the sewers when Bradford tries to destroy it with a dangerous chemical.

Mouserthon – Mousers Attack!
Multiple threats force the Turtles to split into two groups. Donnie and Mikey must prove that their “B Team” is just as valuable as Leo and Raph’s “A Team.”

Leatherhead – It Came From The Depths
Michelangelo befriends an unstable mutant alligator that possesses a strange piece of Kraang technology. Can he be trusted?

New Girl in Town
Tired of Raph’s constant criticism, Leo lets his brother try his hand at leadership. Meanwhile, Leo meets a beautiful but dangerous female ninja.

Special Features:
• Animated Comic Books

• Tales from the Turtle Lair, Part One
• Tales from the Turtle Lair, Part Two

• The Mutation of a Scene: “New Girl in Town”

The series stars Jason Biggs (American Pie) as “Leonardo,” Sean Astin (Lord of the Rings) as “Raphael,” Rob Paulsen (Planet Sheen) as “Donatello” and Greg Cipes (Teen Titans) as “Michelangelo.” Additional cast members rounding out this iconic hit franchise include Mae Whitman (Parenthood) as “April O’Neil,” Hoon Lee (Royal Pains) as “Master Splinter” and Kevin Michael Richardson (Penguins of Madagascar) as “Shredder.”

Oh my gosh, I remember when my brother was little and he loved Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; the Turtles have definitely changed from the ones I remember from when we were little! I definitely never expected my daughter to enjoy watching the Turtles as much as my little brother did but she does. Since her daddy is usually in charge on Saturday morning, he tends to introduce her to different shows that what we normally watch during the week. I honestly thing there is only so much Dora, Ponies and Bubble Guppies he can take. He flipped through the channels and discovered Nickelodeon’s hit series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and couldn’t believe that the Turtles were still around. He let Abby watch an episode and that was it, she was hooked! She constantly requests to watch Turtles and has become a huge fan of the show. She really thinks it’s funny that they love pizza as much as she does! She was quite excited to see the DVD when I opened the package and, of course, immediately asked her daddy to put it in so she could watch it. While I don’t always turn on the Turtles for her, I prefer she watches stuff that is more helpful with her learning, it is a show she loves and it is something she can enjoy watching on Saturday morning with her daddy while they eat breakfast.

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