The Wiggles Reunion Show is a release from the original Wiggles, containing footage of the Melbourne 25th Anniversary Reunion Concert from 2016.
It was released on May 25, 2018 on iTunes for Australia, the USA, Canada, the UK and Ireland.
Overview[]
To celebrate the 25th birthday of The Wiggles, the original famous four, Greg, Murray, Jeff and Anthony decided to reunite for a one-off performance. They picked a rock & roll pub in Melbourne where their original fan base, now 20 somethings would feel right at home. Filmed live at The Croxton Hotel, this was the first Wiggles show where the audience did not need to be accompanied by their parents. This may be one of the most joyous gigs ever captured on film!
Songs[]
- Wiggly Party
- Fruit Salad
- Can You (Point Your Fingers And Do The Twist?)
- Rock-A-Bye Your Bear
- Wake Up Jeff!
- Look Both Ways
- Joannie Works With One Hammer
- The Monkey Dance
- Henry's Dance
- Captain Feathersword Fell Asleep on His Pirate Ship (Quack Quack)
- Captain's Magic Buttons
- Nya Nya Nya
- Shaky Shaky
- D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur)
- Romp Bomp A Stomp
- Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car
- Dressing Up
- Wiggle Bay
- It's a Christmas Party, On The Goodship Feathersword
- Go Santa Go
- I Love It When It Rains
- We're Dancing With Wags The Dog
- I'm a Cow
- Play Your Guitar With Murray
- Encore - Hot Potato
Deleted Songs[]
- Numbers Rhumba
- Baby Baluga
- Shake Your Sillies Out
- Here Come The Reindeer
- Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
Plot[]
More coming soon!
Trivia[]
- Anthony wears his current skivvy with the rugby-styled Vs, while Murray, Jeff and Greg wear their 2001-era skivvies. It’s also the first time since Wiggledancing! Live In Concert that The Wiggles are seen wearing their 2001-era skivvies and the first time for Greg since Racing to the Rainbow.
- Emma and Lachy, among other currently-staffed cast members and musicians, appear in classic Wiggly Dancer coats.
- Throughout the video, there are bits of "flashback" footage from classic videos that would briefly play while the live audio continues, including clips from Big Red Car, Wake Up Jeff!, Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas, Wiggle Time! (1998), Yummy Yummy (1998), Toot Toot!, Hoop-Dee-Doo it's a Wiggly Party, Wiggle Bay, Whoo Hoo! Wiggly Gremlins! and Here Comes The Big Red Car.
- Some flashbacks had borders covering up the sides of the frame, while others did not. Those that did were taken directly from Hot Potatoes! The Best Of The Wiggles (note the vignette effect surrounding Wiggly Party and Fruit Salad, both of which only appeared in the 2010 version of Hot Potatoes!, while other songs with borders lack the effect, meaning the 2014 version was used for those).
- The songs Wake Up Jeff!, Nya Nya Nya and Go Santa Go had no flashbacks.
- D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur) and We're Dancing With Wags The Dog used flashback clips from Dorothy's Dance Party and Wags the Dog respectively (both from the video Big Red Car), despite the fact that these songs appeared in videos used for other flashbacks. This may be because they wanted to show clips of each song's main character in their original costumes. Although the 1994 version of Yummy Yummy did have the song D.O.R.O.T.H.Y., as well as Dorothy in her original costume, it was not used elsewhere for flashbacks, so the editors of the video may not have had access to it, thus Dorothy's Dance Party was used in it's place.
- Dressing Up is based on the performance by Busby Marou from the album ReWiggled: A Tribute to The Wiggles, which is mentioned during the song's prologue.
- This marks the last video appearance of Murray Wiggle to date.
- It is rated "G" (General Audiences) in Australia, but listed as "Unrated" in the US, the UK and Ireland. This is most likely being confused with Not Rated. Unrated is typically used for a movie that was given a rating in theatres, but stripped away for home video to get away with more inappropriate content, whereas Not Rated is used for TV shows and direct-to-video movies that simply haven't been submitted for a rating.
- Greg mentioned that Jeff actually wrote the lyrics of I'm a Cow.
- This video has yet to be uploaded on The Wiggles' YouTube channel as part of the Classic Wiggles series.
Trailer[]
