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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Season 3 #giveaway

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So are there any other children of the ’80s out there?   There were tons of amazing shows on TV, but one that was especially exciting was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.  Ooooooh yeah!  Fun phrases such as Cowabunga! and Bummer! are lasting reminders of the cool factor of TMNT.  Lion’s Gate Entertainment is releasing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Season 3 tomorrow, July 23, 2013.

I was sent an advance review copy, and it did not disappoint!  This 4 disc set is jam-packed with over 1,000 minutes and 47 episodes.  This is the perfect way to spend some time chilling out inside during these lazy days of summer.  It’s also a way to bond with your kids watching a show that you grew up loving as well. *Note that this post contains my affiliate link.*

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 3 DVD Set

Tap into radical turtle power and relive all the kung-fu action when Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Season 3 arrives for the suggested retail price of $19.98.

If you check it out using the link above, Amazon has it on sale so you can snatch it up for less than $15 with FREE Shipping (when you spend at least $25). That’s a small price to pay for the crime-fighting, pizza-eating TURTLE POWER jammed into this DVD set.

Want to win a copy of your own?

Just join in on the conversation below and comment on my questions! 🙂  That’s it!

For an extra entry, share this post on Facebook or Twitter and come back to comment and let me know you did it, once per entrant.  

That’s a total of 3 possible entries per person. 🙂

This is open to folks in the US that are 18 years of age and older.  Prizes are fulfilled by a sponsor, and Jenn’s RAQ will not be held responsible for the delivery of prizes.  Closes 7/30/13.

Are you a child of the ’80s?

What shows were must-watch for you?  (Did you have the matching action figures or dolls?  Did you make your mom bake you a character birthday cake?)

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Jenn lives in Fort Worth, Texas with her husband and 5 children. She is definitely real and quirky in person and on the internet. Jenn has been homeschooling her kids since 2009.

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  3. Gidget Pettey says

    What shows were must-watch for you? (Did you have the matching action figures or dolls? Did you make your mom bake you a character birthday cake?)

    I loved watching The Smurfs. I didn’t get into the dolls though and my mom didn’t bake birthday cakes…LOL.

  16. Jessica Cox says

    I love My Little Pony and the cabbbage patch dolls movies and yes I had the figures.

  20. amanda randolph says

    I used to get up for Saturday morning cartoons. Scooby doo, Bugs Bunny, Loony Toons….

  22. Livivua Chandler says

    I am an 80’s baby and even had one of the figures that talked when you pull the string thru it.

  23. Katherine Hahn says

    I wasn’t a child in the 80’s, but I still love cartoons even to this day. I was a big time woody woodpecker fan!

  25. Kathleen says

    I am a child of the 80’s and I love teenage mutant ninja turtles and strawberry shortcake.

  35. kate says

    Totally an 80s kid. I loved Jem, Fraggle Rock, and, of course, my charm necklace. My husband loved The Turtles!

  36. Jennifer Halstead says

    I was definitely a child of the 80’s! My brothers were into Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and therefore we ALL watched it religiously!

  41. Dawn Monroe says

    My favorite cartoon charector from the 80’s was Captain Caveman. He only had his own show for awhile or you had to catch him on whacky races. Grape Ape was pretty cool too.

  42. Kristie Donelson says

    I loved She-Ra, He-man and Smurfs! I had a She-Ra action figure and recently purchased Season 1. Yay! kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.

  45. Taleah says

    I wasnt a child of the 80s but I loved to watch full house growing up. My mother baked me many a Barbie cake!

  57. Stephanie Grant says

    I was a huge TMNT fan growing up I even had the bedding set for my room LOL! I also enjoyed watching Scooby Doo and Smurfs 🙂

  59. steve weber says

    I am a child of the 80s.. I watched things like TMNT, Garfield and Friends, Gummy Bears, Darkwing Duck, et.c.

  60. Amy S D says

    80’s child here also. I loved the Smurfs, Rainbow Brite, My Little Ponys, and the Carebears. . Thanks for the review and opportunity,

  62. Austin Baroudi says

    I missed the 80’s by a few years (1991) but my favorite 80’s cartoon growing up was DuckTales. My brother and I used to watch it all the time!

  65. Valerie Clark says

    I’m an 80s baby so most of my shows were in the 90s. I did watch TMNT though!

  66. diane says

    Child of the 80’s Does anyone remember the cartoon the Snorks? Loved it! My mom made me a bugs bunny cake for my 10th birthday party. She also had a gorilla come to the house with a balloon delivery!

  70. Tara says

    I am definitely a child of the 80s. I am still stinging that I wanted a Transformers birthday when I was 6 and my mom gave me My Little Pony instead. 🙂

  71. Audrey Griffis says

    oh yeah child of the 80s here I loved the smurfs and had lot of figurines but loved TMNT too

  72. Nicole Proctor says

    I watched Smurfs & Jem & the Holagrams! But my 5 year old is Turtles obsessed right now…

  80. Stephanie Easterling says

    My daughter was born in the 80s and sons 90s so they love the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I think the boys had everything. And my daughter had to have the Cabbage Patch Dolls. We even kept the boys toys for when we have grandkids because you know they will still be a great show even then.

  83. Candie L says

    I remember when I was in first or second grade running home from school to watch He-Man. Thank you

  86. Georgia Beckman says

    I was born in 1965, we watched cartoons on Saturday mornings, with great delight, but I don’t remember there being all kinds of paraphernalia to go along with them. We also had shows that we watched on weekdays after school & in the evenings. Our must sees were Petticoat Junction, My Three Sons, Family Affair, The Partridge Family. We all head our own heartthrobs that we claimed from the series & also claimed certain characters that we got to “be”, lol.

  87. Georgia Beckman says

    I don’t recall any themed birthday cakes. I do recall that our birthday cakes were always made from scratch by our mom. To this day, I still don’t like store bought cakes!

  89. Raina Delrio says

    I loved Jem and the Holograms, the Smurfs and Strawberry Shortcake. I did have a Strawberry Shortcake and Smurfette cake for 2 of my birthdays during the 80’s

  90. Raina Delrio says

    I loved Jem and the Holograms, the Smurfs and Strawberry Shortcake. I did have a Strawberry Shortcake and Smurfette cake for 2 of my birthdays during the 80’s

  93. KHBride says

    I was born in 83. My bro was born in 86 and we loved ninja turtles. He had a turtle themed bday party (with different colored arm and head bands and a ninja turtle cake). I loved Saved by the Bell, Muppet Babies, Wonder Years…so many great shows.

  94. Jennie Sanderson (@jenpsht) says

    I loved the snorkels? Snorks? I can’t even remember, and TMNTs, I wasn’t too girly and we were not allowed to watch much tv. I remember my mom loved the gummy bears cartoon though.

  101. Mandy Agnello says

    Love the show when I was younger. Would love for my kids to be able to see it.

  104. Sally Guillen says

    I grew up watching TMNT, She-Ra, Transformers, Fraggle Rock, etc. but my favorite was Rainbow Brite. I was so heart broken when I lost my doll when we moved.

  105. Kellie Christensen says

    I loved Rainbow Brite. I still have a dream of being her for Halloween some year. I’m only 32…still a kid at heart!

  111. Michelle C says

    I loved Strawberry Shortcake and the Smurfs. Thanks for the chance to win!
    mrsmchappell at gmail dot com

  115. hannah says

    Yes I’m from the 80s. We watched Magic Schoolbus and the Krat brothers. My dad always made original creative birthday cakes for us, never character ones.

  119. Tammy H says

    My kids grew up in the 80’s. Jem and Full House, Ninja Turtles and Punky Brewster

  120. Samantha Baker says

    I was born in the late eighties and I enjoyed watching teenage mutant ninja turtles. I also liked the care bears.

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