Prepare
for some especially ripe comedy when the outrageously funny series, The
High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange: Escape From The Kitchen,
peels out on DVD March 12, 2013 from Salient Media and Gaiam Vivendi
Entertainment. Featuring an abundance of guest stars, including Tim Curry
(The Rocky Horror Picture Show) and the late Michael Clarke Duncan (The
Green Mile), the hilarious YouTube sensation Annoying Orange
made its television debut on Cartoon Network in 2012, drawing more than 2.6
million viewers and consistently winning its time slot in key demos. With
more than 1.3 billion views, Annoying Orange has become a true pop culture
phenomenon.* The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange: Escape From
The Kitchen follows Annoying Orange and his band of produce buddies as
they navigate the time-space continuum in their magical fruit cart. From
the Prehistoric Era to Colonial Times, Orange and the rest of the crew are
dropped into random adventures and forced to squeeze their way out. The
High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange: Escape From The Kitchen
DVD includes the first 10 episodes of the hit series and will be available for
the suggested retail price of $14.93. Volume two and three, as well as the
complete first season, will be available later this year in 2013.
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DVD BASICS
Price: $14.93
Street Date: March 12, 2013
Run time: 110 minutes
Rating: Not Rated
The 411 by Maria, Handsome and Goddess:
I don't know if we loved this show the very first time we watched it but we are die hard fans for the past 10 months. We found the Annoying Orange on You Tube last year and thought; what the.....h-e-c-k? As strange as we thought it was, we couldn't stop watching. We really are not sure why these creepy faced fruits and veggies are popular but they are.
The show focuses on Orange and his friends which include Marshmallow, Pear, Grandpa Lemon and others. While the characters are mostly obnoxious, we often find ourselves laughing out loud at their craziness. It is very witty and my husband and I don't mind watching with the kids in the least.
While some found this offensive in the beginning due to the name calling; "you're such an Apple" says one fruit to the apple. It really is just funny and has the Dove Foundation Family seal of approval!
Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy of this DVD for my honest opinion.
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