Kevin and Kyle Take the Cake (Thevideotour1's version)

Kevin and Kyle Take the Cake
Executive Producers	Sheyrl Stamps Leach Dennis DeShazer
Produced by	Bonnie Bruckheimer
Directed by	Bob Babalan
Written by	Jason Katims
Music by	Bob Singleton
Edited by	McKee Smith
Closed-captioning	The Caption Center (1994-2000) Captions Inc. Los Angeles (Walt Disney Home Video print/Buena Vista Home Video print/Touchstone Home Video print/Hollywood Pictures Home Video print) Caption Technologies, Inc (HIT Entertainment print) Captionmax (Lionsgate Home Entertainment print) Deluxe Digital Studios (Paramount Home Entertainment re-release/Nick Jr. re-release/Nickelodeon re-release)
Release Date	May 6, 1994 (Barney Home Video print) January 17, 1995 (Universal Pictures Home Entertainment print) December 10, 1996 (Walt Disney Home Video print/Buena Vista Home Video print/Touchstone Home Video print/Hollywood Pictures Home Video print) July 3, 1997 (Columbia TriStar Home Video print) August 12, 1998 (Paramount Home Entertainment print/Nick Jr. print/Nickelodeon print) January 11, 2000 (20th Century Fox Home Entertainment print) July 5, 2011 (Lionsgate Home Entertainment version print) October 6, 2015 (Paramount Home Entertainment re-release/Nick Jr. re-release/Nickelodeon re-release)
Runtime	50 Minutes
Filming Location	Allen, Texas, U.S.

Kevin and Kyle Take the Cake is a Barney Home Video that was released on May 6, 1994.

Plot

Tosha's baby brothers, Kevin and Kyle dream that they is bigger than Barney and his friends.

Characters

• Barney (Voice: Bob West / Body: David Joyner)
• Baby Bop (Voice: Julie Johnson / Body: Jeff Ayers)
• BJ (Voice: Patty Wirtz / Body: Jeff Brooks)
• Kevin and Kyle (Mario and Tiffany Starghill)
• Tosha (Hope Cervantes)
• Tosha's Mom (J.D. Mosley)
• Tosha's Dad (David J. Courtney)
• Shawn (John David Bennett, II)
• Bruno (Michael Caloz)
• Carlos (Corey Lopez)
• Min (Pia Manalo)
• Julie (Susannah Wetzel)
• Kathy (Lauren King)
• Michael (Brian Eppes)
• Mr. Tenagain (R. Bruce Elliott)
• Mrs. Tenagain (Susan Glover)
• Big Kevin (Kevin Jamal Woods)
• Big Kyle (Ross Elliot Bagley)
• Baby Barney (Voice: Deanna Mustard / Puppeteer: Steve Whitmire)
• Baby Baby Bop (Voice: Julie Johnson / Puppeteer: Eric Jacobson)
• Baby BJ (Voice: Patty Wirtz / Puppeteer: Peter Linz)
• Baby Tosha (Tiffany Evans)
• Baby Shawn (Adam Hicks)
• Baby Bruno (Pete George)
• Baby Carlos (Jason Szwimmer)
• Baby Min (Molly Chu)
• Baby Julie (Morgan York)
• Baby Kathy (Jeanette McCurdy)
• Baby Michael (Ryan Colby)
• Baby Mr. Tenagain (Cameron Ansell)
• Baby Mrs. Tenagain (Debby Ryan)

Songs

1. Barney Theme Song
15. I Love You

Notes

• Having Tens of Fun's I Love You has new vocals that are sung by Tosha, her family, Barney, Baby Bop, BJ, and the kids.
• Tosha wore the same clothes and hairstyle from "A Very Special Delivery".
• Shawn wore the same clothes in "Are We There Yet?".
• Bruno wore a red t-shirt, beige pants, and brown shoes.
• Min wore the same clothes and hairstyle in "Shawn and the Beanstalk".
• Carlos wore the same clothes from "Barney's Sense-Sational Day".
• Julie wore the same clothes from "Shopping for a Surprise" and the same hairstyle from "If the Shoe Fits...".
• Kathy wore the same clothes from "I Can Do That" and the same hairstyle from "Barney Live! in New York City".
• Michael wore the same clothes from "Red, Blue, and Circles Too!".
• This video takes place at Tosha's house.
• Production for this video took place in March 1994.
• This video will be later adapted to the Strawberry Shortcake episode, "Baby Takes the Cake".
• The original print (as well as the Columbia TriStar Home Video, Paramount, Nick Jr., and Nickelodeon print) is closed-captioned by the Caption Center WGBH Educational Foundation.
• On the Paramount/Nickelodeon print, the previews are the same as Rugrats: Diapered Duo and Rugrats: Dr. Tommy Pickles except the Paramount Coming Attractions bumper and the Harriet the Spy trailer are added.

Quotes

Quote 1:

• (after the "Barney Theme Song",