Lobster driving fire truck

In a dystopian near future, single people, according to the laws of The City, are taken to The Hotel, where they are obliged to find a romantic partner in forty-five days or are transformed into animals and sent off into The Woods.

Lieutenant Hornblower and his shipmates are sent to accompany a doomed royalist invasion of revolutionary France.

Nothing is as exciting as a shiny, red fire truck racing by with lights flashing and sirens blaring. This program gives preschool tots a chance to take a special ride on a real-life ladder truck. Back at the station, kids get a tour of the firehouse, where they meet the brave men and women dedicated to protecting us all. Children will also marvel at the power of heavy machinery in action with bonus feature "Awesome Road Construction."

HEY RECRUITS! Grab your fire helmets and turnout gear, because we're in training! You're going to learn how to rappel, how to handle a hose and how to open a fire hydrant. Want to know the difference between a pumper and an aerial ladder truck? Get your boots on and get ready to roll with the Fire Monsters!

Big Red Fire Engines It's four-alarm fun learning about engines, ladders, and much more as you find out what it's like to be on that big red truck, rushing out to fight a fire on an exciting, fun-filled video trip with real firefighters. Watch in awe as they use a tower ladder and bucket to battle a blaze, find out how to work the truck's controls, hook a hydrant up to a pumper, and even spend some time with the firehouse mascot, Spot! Construction Hop in the driver's seat and take a magic ride with Hard Hat Harry?, the construction genie, as he shows you the "biggest, baddest, most awesome construction equipment in the whole wide world" : bulldozers, excavators, clam diggers, forklifts, compacters, pile drivers, trackhoe buckets, barrier movers, and an off-road dump truck that's so heavy it would crack a road in two just by driving over it!

Real life firefighters and emergency rescuers show off their incredible vehicles and give kids a look at what it is like to be a hero every day.