Reading Rainbow - Episodes- Followmy.tv

What can you do with very little money? That's what the feature book and LeVar must face. To set the tone for the entire series, LeVar shows a friend a wea... read more

Illusions appear in abundance on this program. As part of his birthday celebration, LeVar gets made-up like a movie monster, and then gets involved in Harry... read more

Already LeVar has been worked ragged on the production of the series. He feels he needs to take on another identity, segueing into the book Bea and Mr. Jones.

How do you envision the rain, or any kind of weather? Some of the things to ask about in this show of weather legends.

Starting at the Nw England Aquarium, LeVar gets into a lengthy observation of aquatic life.

What is with this unfunny dinosaur, thinking he can do stand-up comedy on a dinosaur [of a] program? Technically not the first science-related show in its h... read more

LeVar goes to Chinatown for a look at Chinese culture. In something completely different, a New York technology institute draws a traditional Chinese dragon... read more

LeVar is out to disspell misconceptions of unknown things. When the boy in the feature book is convinced he'll find gila monsters when he arrives at an airp... read more

LeVar takes a camping trip with young friends.

The first of many programs favoring Native Americans. In this instance, a folk tale suggests how the horse came to them. Later in the program is the song Anc... read more

Oh, there's something wrong here. Goats don't just eat everything, despite LeVar's visit to a suspect diner. And then there's that obligatory something com... read more

Three friends picnic on the beach and agree it is the perfect time for each of them to tell their very own story. Also contains Sand Scriptures, Chicago City... read more

How do you see things? Different people see things in different ways. And the best way to see things is through caring and understanding.

It's a field day for the farm animals, and not a place for the faint of heart (or so the feature book would have it).