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| Produced by: | Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment |
| Release Date: | March 11, 2010 |
| Discs: | 1 |
| Region: | 2 |
Studio DC: Almost Live - Extended Edition is the German dub DVD release of the TV-specials Studio DC Hosted by Dylan and Cole Sprouse and Studio DC Hosted by Selena Gomez. Both had previously aired on the German Disney Channel (pay-TV); the first show premiered on December 24, 2008 and the second one on February 21, 2009.
The compilation features the original English, as well as the German and Italian sound tracks, and subtitles in English, German, Italian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, Norwegian and Swedish.
Additional scenes[]
As both specials appear in an extended edition, a few scenes that had previously been cut from the TV version were edited back in, offering a running time of about 60 minutes for both specials combined.
Among these is a scene in which Miss Piggy (accompanied by Rowlf the Dog on the piano) pitches her own version of "That's Just the Way We Roll" to the Jonas Brothers, a scene in which Piggy accidentally changes into a clown costume for her number with the Cheetah Girls, and several scenes revolving around The Swedish Chef making smoothies for Moises Arias, Jake T. Austin, Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato.
The last 9 minutes of the special, immediately after the end credit roll, consist of bloopers, outtakes and a rendition of the Burt Bacharach song "That's What Friends Are For".
Special features[]
Additionally the DVD release offers the following bonus content (with a total running time of 16:38 minutes):
- Studio DC: Almost Live All-Access Tour (8:15 minutes)
- Pepe's Travels (3:26 minutes)
- Backstage Pass: "That's Just How We Roll" (2:20 minutes)
- Backstage Pass: "This Is Me" (2:37 minutes)
Voices[]
With a few exceptions of voice artists that have been around since Die Muppet Show, this dub features the third set of German voice artists that have been voicing the Muppets since Muppets Der Zauberer von Oz.
- Niko Macoulis as Kermit der Frosch
- Bernd Simon as Gonzo and Rizzo
- Gerd Meyer as Fozziebär (misspelled)
- Claus-Peter Damitz as Miss Piggy and Pepe
- Hartmut Neugebauer as Beaker, Bob der Bär (misspelled), Das Tier, Chefkoch, Waldorf
- Thomas Reiner as Statler
- Frank Muth as Dr. Goldzahn
- Patrick Schröder as Floyd
- Tina Hoeltel as Scooter
- Leon Rainer as Zoot
- Mara Winzer as Janice
- Additional Voices: Dirk Meyer (The Director), Laura Schneider, Michele Sterr
Crew[]
- Dubbing Studio/German Adaptation: FFS Film- & Fernseh-Synchron GmbH
- Script Translator/Editor and Voice Director: Hartmut Neugebauer
- Musical Director & Recording Engineer: Tommy Amper
- Music Mix: Jamzone Studios
- Recording Engineer: Robert Lohmeyer
- Audio Edit: Willy Schäfer
- Line Producer: Ariane Bonitz
- Creative Director: Lisa Riedl
- Producer: Disney Character Voices International, Inc.
