Barney: Barney's Big Surprise! His All New Live Stage Show

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Professor Tinkerputt tells them that they’ll be out in a couple of minutes, leading into intermission. After the song, Barney and the children tell BJ to stand away from them so they can discuss plans for BJ’s birthday party.

Barney: Now, that I know you're happy, it would make me very happy for you to meet some brand-new friends. Barney then goes to get The Barney Mobile to pay him a visit, bringing along BJ and Baby Bop for the ride.

From the totally tee-riffic treehouse to Tinkerputt's toy factory, this is one celebration full of fun and music you won't soon forget.

After the song, Barney says that it would make him happy if he introduced the audience to some other friends of his.During the song, all the children come out in corn costumes, along with Baby Bop, holding up signs of various farm animals. The video aired on PBS in 2000, being the fifth of only eleven Barney Home Videos to be televised on that network.

It was the third Barney live show to be released on home video following Barney in Concert and Barney Live! Following the original run in the US, Pablo Glattli and Esteban Grossy choreographed and directed the show for the South American run while Kym Halpin directed the Asian run of the tour. After the song, Professor Tinkerputt shows everyone around his toy factory, leading into his newest invention which is dancing robots. Seeing that not all the guests are here, Barney suggests that they imagine eating treats instead, leading into the song “If All the Raindrops”.Live on Stage for re-releases) was an album that featured songs from the stage show of the same name. In New York City where its vocals for the " Barney Theme Song" are sung differently compared to the one that was used from the television series. Songs include: 'Happy Birthday To Me', 'We Are Little Robots', 'The Rainbow Song', 'Ducks That Once I Knew' and 'If All The Raindrops' to mention but a few. Cut before Barney's Big Surprise was released on home video, " Listen to the Night Time" was removed from the tour due to the energy it brought down for the show.

Originally meant to tour in sixty cities, the tour performed in over eighty cities during its original run. From old movies and classic albums to rare books and magazines, we have something for every collector and enthusiast. A portion of the proceeds from the tour benefited the Starbright Foundation, which aids seriously ill children. Everyone goes backstage to get ready for the next game, in which then BJ comes out with a banjo, Kevin comes out in a corn costume, and everyone sings “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”.The audio track on the screener version of the video was a work in progress, as the final audio wasn't completed yet at the time. David Voss, who was the original Barney costume actor, served as the Dance Captain and Cast Manager for the tour. In New York City, Coleman went to Dick Leach, who helped launch Barney, to suggest making the Barney live events bigger. After the song, Professor Tinkerputt shows the audience his toy factory, leading into the song “Tinkerputt’s Song”.