Thank God for technically unsophisticated parents, but be forewarned if you are a sibling in today's world, your parents most likely bought it on DVD and you're probably screwed. My plan finally settled on putting the tracking out of whack on the VCR when she'd watch it and then tell my parents she must have worn the tape out after once she began screaming. To the point that I would threaten to run a kitchen magnet over my sister's tape if not faced with the consequences imposed by my parents. What is my point? Only to attempt to spare the siblings of any children that you are considering buying this for. It's just adorable and should definitely be a part of your collection.

They (the children) are also the smug, smarmy happy types who grow up to become like that annoying guy waiter in Office Space. It's a journey through a grandfather's toy room, as the toys spring to life and sing with a group of children. And who's the costume director for this? If I would have worn electric red Ked's to match my red polo shirt, I would have had my ass kicked on the playground in two seconds flat. It is horrible in the tradition of Barney, yet the children are more frightening in their gleefulness. Before they know it, theyre magically shrinking to toy size Thats just the beginning of this. 2% of the number of times that I've seen it. Peter and his friends go to Grandpas house to see his toys.

You've now watched it twice, approximately. If you think I am being theatrical or going overboard, watch it. And, it is by far the most annoying, obnoxious video of all time. Let me preface this by saying my little sister used to watch.

Grandpas magical toys