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They try to do some thinking of their own, but can't figure out anything to think about. Bear helps them to see that they are in fact, thinking, and helps them to recap several things they thought about later during the day. In the Shadow segment, Shadow tells a story about a man in the wilderness. It finally comes time for a break from all that thinking and Ojo and Treelo decide they want in on whatever fun thing Bear is going to do. SongsThink About ItThe Bear Cha-Cha-ChaNotesTutter mentions his Great Aunt Twizzler Tutter in this episode. At the Big Blue House, Bear finds that his friends are all making inventions.
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26 A Berry Bear Christmas - Part 2
Bear, Tutter, Treelo, Ojo, Pip and Pop have just had a sleepover and now Bear is waking up in the morning. It's still early, but the sun's about to rise and then everyone will be getting up. Some rise faster than others --- for example, Ojo finds all the morning noise upsetting at first, but given just a bit longer to sleep, she's good to go. Treelo wants to run and play, but Bear helps him to appreciate that breakfast will give him the fuel to do that. While Tutter, Treelo and Ojo go out flower-sniffing, Pip and Pop decide to go riding in their inner-tubes. When Pop can't find his, they all help to tidy up the house in an effort to find it.
03 Mouse Party
Ojo is in a hurry for Tutter to get home from Mouse School so that they can play their favorite game, Cave Explorers. Bear goes to pick Tutter up and finds out that Tutter has an assignment --- everyone at Mouse School is to give a show-and-tell of their favorite thing on Monday. Tutter considers it a big responsibility and is eager to get started, even though Bear notes that he has all weekend to work on it.
Bear in the Big Blue House is 6921 on the JustWatch Daily Streaming Charts today. In the United States, it is currently more popular than The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp but less popular than The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch. When Miss Maxwell notices Tutter's enthusiasm for singing the "Woodland Valley Mouse School Song", she asks him to sing the Emmentaler Solo in the upcoming recital. Bear discusses the idea of bravery and notes that being brave often means simply trying something new.
Bear helps Tutter to come up with another way to participate in the orchestra. In the Shadow segment, Shadow presents the tale of the cat and the fiddle.SongsEverywhere There's MusicHey, We Can PlayNotesTutter says that he received his clarinet from the Klutter Tutters. This performing musical trio consisted of his Auntie Klutter Tutter, cousin Skitter Tutter and Uncle Nutter Tutter. The first episode of season 4 opens with a tragic incident at Woodland Valley. A tree has ruined the village library so the Big Blue House kids decide to take matters into their own hands. Bear in the Big Blue House Season 1 is a children’s television series that revolves around the titular bear who embarks on fun adventures with his friends.
02 Water, Water Everywhere
While Ojo draws a picture, Pip and Pop create a still-life, Bear swings and Tutter naps, Treelo wants to dance-dance-dance! Nobody wants to join him at first, but Treelo's persistence soon has everyone dancing. Treelo has finally become all tired up, but Grandma Flutter gets him up-and-going to do the mambo.Songs■Take it Lower■Dance Fever■The Grandma MamboNotes■There is no Shadow segment in this episode.■Portions of the events of this episode were adapted for the book Time to Cha-Cha-Cha!. One weekend, Bear decides to start a new hobby --- "whittlin'." He gets a block of wood and an instruction book, but finds that his early efforts don't look much like the duck in the book.
30 You Go, Ojo!
He was seen reading from this book in the song "When I'm Older" in "Mouse Party." Pip and Pop once again get tangled up in the decorations. Finally, the kids perform for Bear the "Happy, Happy Birthday" song that was heard in "Mouse Party."■In the closing credits, "Happy, Happy Birthday" appears by that title; it was listed in the closing credits of "Mouse Party" as "The Birthday Song". Bear and the kids of the Big Blue House take some time to reflect on aging and all of the experiences that life has to offer. Ojo, Treelo, Pip and Pop work to decorate the house and prepare for the party, but Tutter still needs to pick out a gift for her. Bear takes him to the General Store, but he's not sure exactly what to buy her. While at the General Store, Tutter learns about some of the wonderful things that his Grandma has done in her life.
20 Tutter's Tiny Trip
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Finally, everyone is ready to go to bed, after some final, special good-night touches. Ojo has difficulty getting to sleep, but eventually dozes, only to be awakened by a bad dream. Shadow sings her own special version of the lullaby "Hush, Little Baby."Songs■Under Your Blanket■Brush Brush Bree■Go to Bed, Sleepy HeadNotes■The title of this episode is a reference to Raymond Chandler's 1939 novel The Big Sleep.
Since Bear's friend Ursa has never seen the Big Blue House, he's decided to take some pictures of things around the Big Blue House and make an album to send to her. As he searches for good opportunities, he finds that the kids of the Big Blue House are curious about his camera. Tutter seems to keep popping up whenever he tries to take a shot in the kitchen, so he finally has Tutter pose for a photo. Treelo is a bit reluctant because he doesn't understand how the camera works and is worried he'll be sucked into it.
S05 E08 of Bear in the Big Blue House is not available to stream or rent on any services. Disney has announced that all four seasons of the classic children’s show, “Bear in the Big Blue House”, will be coming to Disney+ on Wednesday 19th October 2022. All of the characters were portrayed by puppets, which were operated by puppeteers who remained hidden behind the scenes.
Luckily, he manages to make it back in time for the contest and succeeds in being the first caller and identifying the record. He wins a trip for himself and everyone in the house to Sequoia City. Tutter overhears him celebrating, but only hears a little of it --- he hears Bear saying that he needs a vacation and thinks that he's upset.
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Tutter is nervous when Grandma Flutter plans to take him on a trip outside the Big Blue House.Tutter'sTM going for a trip with his grandma today and is a little worried about the whole "big world, little mouse" thing. "Although the world is big, its bigness makes a lot of wonderful things to see and learn, and all of his friends will be waiting for him right here in the Big Blue House when he gets back..."Notes■This episode was adapted in storybook form as Tutter's Tiny Trip. Last night there was a big storm, but today it's a warm, sunny day outside, so Bear and the kids have decided to go swimming out at the Otter Pond.
When Tutter decides to investigate new uses for Swiss cheese, Bear suggests a scientific experiment. Soon the whole gang is taking a look at the world around the Big Blue House, and before long, they find that, with a little curiosity and a question, you can be scientists, too. Everybody's pretending and having a great time, expect for Tutter, who, after a little questioning, blurts out that he really doesn't know how to pretend. Through a little friendly trickery, Bear shows Tutter that he's better at pretending than he thought.
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