Year 2003 - 492

Bring on the Belly Badge Rock! It's all music and cheer until Harmony Bear loses her singing voice before the big show, and Kaylee, a visitor to Care-a-lot, stops playing her instrument because of a bully. Perhaps a bit of Care Bears courage will save the day? Then, when Funshine BearTM and Grumpy BearTM realize they have a wild child on the loose, and WonderheartTM Bear tells a few little lies, the bears discover how important it is to have good manners and always tell the truth!

This Fragile Planet follows a group of school-age children as they are given a grand tour of the South Carolina Aquarium. Spectacular fish, sharks, awesome snakes, adorable otters and dozens of other amazing creatures are the stars of this amazing show. Watch as of the many types of plants and animals, found in and around the world's oceans, seem to come to life on your screen.

On February 1, 1960, four college students changed American history. Ezell Blair, Jr., David Richmond, Franklin McCain and Joseph McNeil began a sit-in at a white only lunch counter in Greensboro. This act of bravery is noted as one of the vital moments in the American Civil Rights Movement. Offering a portrait of how four young men whose courage at led other non-violent protests through the '60s.

In this documentary that explores the phenomenon of online cruising, filmmakers take a closer look at the increasingly prevalent practice of going online to solicit sex and explores the potentially damaging effects that it may be having on gay culture as a whole. An increasingly popular practice that involves going online to arrange real-life sexual encounters between two gay men looking for no-frills sex, cruising has made finding a willing sexual partner as easy as logging on to the computer and engaging in a simple chat. In addition to discussing the popular sexual pass-time through revealing interviews with gay men across the country, filmmakers attempt to uncover the darker side of online cruising to reveal how, even after sexual gratification has been achieved, may gay me are left feeling more alone and isolated than ever.

The life and times in the town of Beaumont, Texas.

Documentary about 6 tramps who hop trains in America.

Experimental short film.

Travel to the outskirts of Alaska with U.S. Geological Survey scientists to study and explore some of the world's most impressive glaciers. Along the way, you'll gain insight into different types of glaciers, their geometry and their ecosystems. Unlocking many of the secrets behind these phenomenal mountains of ice, this engaging documentary educates with fascinating facts and entertains with amazing visuals.

Want to learn about the heroes of the Bible? There's no better -- or more enjoyable -- way than with this collection of tunes featuring characters from the Good Book. Includes standbys and new classics such as "This Little Light of Mine," "Father Abraham," "Isn't He Wonderful," "Only a Boy Named David" and "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot." Extra's include a "Get to know the Kids" section and more.

Jazz trumpet ace Randy Brecker and his equally skilled saxophone-playing brother Michael pull out all the stops in this 2003 concert. Backed by the WDR Big Band, the legends of mid-1970s jazz show that they can still wow crowds. Highlights from the performance at the German Leverkusener Jazztage musical festival include "Shanghigh," "And Then She Wept," "Song for Barry" and the title track, "Some Skunk Funk."

Showcasing a variety of top Latin artists, this music video collection includes 1990s hits like "Tu Infame Engaño" by Los Temerarios, "Limosnero de Cariño" by Los Rehenes, "Deja una Rosa en Tu Balcon" by Los Acosta and "Como Duele" by Liberacion. Designed to please newcomers to Latin music as well as established fans, this sizzling set also includes videos by Grupo Bryndis, Viento y Sol, Azteka and more.

A look into what the first manned mission to Mars will really look like, and the plans that NASA has of proceeding with such a mission and what the astronauts will do while on the Martian surface.

Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci may be best known for his paintings, but engineers consider him just as much a genius for the machines he designed that were years ahead of their time. This film narrated by Richard Denton documents the attempts of modern experts to build some of da Vinci's designs, including a massive crossbow with arms 70 feet across and a glider that he imagined more than four centuries before humans first took flight.

Think Road Trip recombined with American Pie (and perhaps a dash of Porky's thrown in for good measure), and you've got the improbable plot of Tangy Guacamole. A group of raucous, raunchy teenagers on spring break in Mexico find plenty of adventures that are sure to stoke their overactive libidos. You can bet it's tangy.

Phil Collins performs some of his best-loved songs -- and a few of his hits from his days with Genesis -- in this 1985 concert filmed at the height of his solo career in Dallas's Reunion Arena. A memorable set list includes "You Can't Hurry Love," "Against All Odds," "In the Air Tonight," "Take Me Home," "One More Night," "Sussudio," "It Don't Matter to Me" and "Behind the Lines."

Take an intimate look at the life of country music star Jim Reeves, from his early career struggles to his rise to fame, and ultimately, the 1964 plane crash that resulted in his tragic and untimely death. The film includes footage of Reeves performing some of his greatest hits, including "Mexican Joe," "Am I Losing You," "A Stranger's Just a Friend You Do Not Know" and "Welcome to My World."

This video journey explores significant sites throughout the land of Jordan and reveals their connection to Biblical stories. Numerous sites are examined, including the river Jabbock, where Jacob wrestled with God; Agaba, the starting point of Moses' great Exodus; Mount Nebo, where Moses glimpsed the Promised Land just before he died; Mount Hor, where Aaron died and was buried; Amman, where Uriah was killed in battle; and more.