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Reading Rainbow Season 1, Episode 3: Bea and Mr. Jones

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LeVar is already worn out after working on several scenes all day long on the production of the series. He feels he needs to take on another identity, segueing into introducing the featured book, Bea and Mr. Jones. Madeline Kahn reads the book about a kindergarten student and her father who get so bored with their jobs that they decide to experiment by switching places for the day. Watch Reading Rainbow Season 1, Episode 3 Bea and Mr. Jones in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Reading Rainbow Season 1, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

15 episodes
1

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2

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30 min
3

Bea and Mr. Jones

LeVar is already worn out after working on several scenes all day long on the production of the series. He feels he needs to take on another identity, segueing into introducing the featured book, Bea and Mr. Jones. Madeline Kahn reads the book about a kindergarten student and her father who get so bored with their jobs that they decide to experiment by switching places for the day.

30 min
4

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5

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6

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7

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8

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9

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10

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30 min
11

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12

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13

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