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Lyra discovers the horrific truth behind the Gobbler's activities in the North. She must use all her wits to help free those around her and avoid suffering a terrible fate. (Repeat).

Lyra must use her methods of deception to outwit a formidable foe. (Repeat).

Superman must stop a computer savant and a maniacal businessman's evil plans, and must also confront his dark side after he's exposed to a new strain of Kryptonite. (Repeat).

A boy must come to terms with the harsh reality of his immigrant status when his brother alarmingly doesn't come home. (Repeat).

Excellent coming-of-age fare about a new kid (Luke Benward) in school who may have bitten off more than he can chew when he bets the school bully (Adam Hicks) that he can swallow 10 creepy crawlies. Written and directed by Bob Dolman, who adapted the 1973 Thomas Rockwell kid-lit best seller, which received an animated TV treatment in 1985. Hallie Kate Eisenberg, Tom Cavanagh, Kimberly Williams-Pai

Part 1 of a six-part celebration of the natural world features children's thoughts on the environment, endangered animals and climate change. Also: readings by Tina Fey, Liam Neeson and Jeffrey Wright; performances by Lennon and Maisy, and They Might Be Giants; remarks by scientists from the American Museum of Natural History. (Repeat).

Part 2 of 6. A celebration of the natural world features children's thoughts on the environment, endangered animals and climate change. Also: readings by Susan Sarandon and Neil deGrasse Tyson; performances by Ziggy Marley, Willie Nelson and They Might Be Giants; remarks by scientists from the American Museum of Natural History. (Repeat).

Part 3 of a six-part celebration of the natural world featuring children's thoughts on environmental issues, including plastic waste and deforestation. Also: readings by Alan Cumming and Laura Dern; an appearance by Pharrell Williams; and a performance by Pete Seeger. (Repeat).

Part 4 of a six-part celebration of the natural world featuring children's thoughts on environmental issues, including energy use and endangered animals. Also: appearances by Elizabeth Mitchell, Willie Nelson, Dan Zanes and They Might Be Giants. (Repeat).

The fifth installment features more thoughts from kids and scientists about endangered species and their habitats. Offered is an inspiring take on how humans might protect the planet and everything on it. (Repeat).

A North Carolina teen tries to get her family to follow her lead of changing to a more healthful diet at home. While at school, she spearheads a gardening group and petitions the school board and city authorities to improve the cafeteria's lunch menu. (Repeat).

A look at a group of New Orleans students called the Rethinkers, who used a media-savvy approach of public pressure and activism to force school-lunch menus to provide better choices of food and beverages. (Repeat).

Kids are tested on their knowledge of nutrition, and try to engage in physical activities and exercise even though some of them are not athletically inclined or involved in sports. (Repeat).

Tone Loc provides the voice of the giant (and sings a song) in an African-American adaptation of "Jack and the Beanstalk." Voices: Harry Belafonte (Magic Man), Jackee Harry (Giant's Wife) and Wayne Collins (Jack). (Repeat).

B.D. Wong ("All-American Girl") provides the voice of the wolf in a Chinese-style adaptation of "Little Red Riding Hood," known here as Little Red Happy Coat. Voices: Amy Hill (Mama, Mrs. Oolong), Vu Mai (Red) and Brian Tochi (Tailor). (Repeat).

Rosie Perez provides the voice of Susana from Havana---a.k.a. the witch---in a Latino version of "Hansel and Gretel" (called Hanselito and Gretelita here). Voices: Cheech Marin (Alberto), Liz Torres (Delores). (Repeat).

Robert Townsend adds a Jamaican accent to this yarn about "Rumpelstiltskin"---who spins straw into gold, mon. Other voices include Denzel Washington, Jasmine Guy, Roscoe Lee Browne and Sherman Hemsley. (Repeat).

Sinbad gives voice to "The Frog Prince"---who's afraid that he's doomed to live hoppily ever after. Cree Summer puts words in the mouth of the beautiful princess. Other voices include Danny Glover, LeVar Burton and Jay Leno. (Repeat).

A Latino version of "Sleeping Beauty" tells the tale of a princess who takes a 100-year siesta as the result of an evil fairy's curse. Voices: Ricardo Montalban (King Carlos), Lucie Arnaz (Queen Maria), Paul Rodriguez (Jesse), Julia Migenes (Evelina) and Jacob Vargas (Prince Luis). (Repeat).

Whoopi Goldberg provides the voice of the Hoodoo Diva, who locks up "Rapunzel" in an unbreachable tower. Tisha Campbell ("Martin") does the voice of the damsel-in-the-tress, with Meshach Taylor as the prince. (Repeat).

In a fable set in Africa, David Alan Grier provides the voice of "The Valiant Little Tailor"---who battles giants and a mean king to win the heart of a beautiful princess. Voices: James Earl Jones, Mark Curry, Dawnn Lewis and Zakes Mokae. (Repeat).

"Cinderella" (the voice of Daphne Zuniga) steps to a Latino beat in this musical version of the classic. Raquel Welch plays the stepmother, with Sonia Braga and Nely Galan as the jealous stepsisters. Also featuring Jimmy Smits and Edward James Olmos. (Repeat).

This version of "Beauty and the Beast" is set in Africa and features the voice of Gregory Hines as the hideous creature who tries the win the heart of an enchanting maiden (Vanessa Williams). Other voice talent includes Debbie Allen and Paul Winfield. (Repeat).

This adaptation of "Snow White" is set in the American Southwest, and all the characters are Native Americans. Buffy Sainte-Marie provides the voice of the Spirit and performs two songs. Other voices include Graham Greene and Michael Horse. (Repeat).

In a Korean version of "The Princess and the Pea," a queen (voice of Margaret Cho) becomes a royal pain to a princess. Other voices include Steve Park, Keone Young, Bianco Min, Karen Lew and Heidi Ahn. (Repeat).

An African-American accented "Pinocchio" features the voice of Will Smith as the wooden boy and Charles S. Dutton as his human papa, the toymaker Ol' George. Other voice talent: Chris Rock and Della Reese. (Repeat).

Adaptation of a Hans Christian Andersen fable about a vain ruler who lives in a great kingdom where he decides everything and everyone agrees with him—at least in his company—but his declaration of a holiday in his honor goes awry thanks to the deceit of two tailors. (Repeat).

Director Robert Rodriguez ("From Dusk till Dawn") crafted this family film about a married pair of former secret agents (Antonio Banderas, Carla Gugino) whose espionage genes come in handy when their kids have to rescue them from a madman who wants to rule the world. Alan Cumming, Alexa Vega, Daryl Sabara, Tony Shalhoub, Teri Hatcher, Cheech Marin. (Repeat).

A group of kids defend their Maine vacation home from knee-high alien invaders in this rousing adventure comedy for the whole family. Shortly after Bethany Pearson (Ashley Tisdale) and her family arrive at their summer home, four aliens show up and enslave her boyfriend Ricky via a powerful mind-control device. While the adults are completely oblivious to the extraterrestrial threat, the kids figh

Alvin, Simon and Theodore enter a battle-of-the-bands competition and face off against a group of female singing chipmunks known as the Chippettes in this wacky and hilarious sequel to the family-friendly hit. (Repeat).