The Worst Episodes of Little Bear

Little Bear wants some clothes to wear outside in the snow, but he realizes he's not at all cold and shows Mother Bear his snow bear.

Director: Raymond Jafelice

Writer: Neena Beber

Little Bear and his friends play hide and seek. Being the seeker is a little bit hard for Duck so Little Bear assists her.

Director: Raymond Jafelice

Writer: Neena Beber

Little Bear is disappointed he can't fly to the moon. When he tries, he thinks the Moon is just like the Earth.

Director: Raymond Jafelice

Writer: Neena Beber

It is Little Bear's birthday, but he thinks his mother has forgotten. Little Bear's friends come over, while he makes his own birthday soup.

Director: Raymond Jafelice

Writer: Suzanne Collins

When Little Bear comes to paint Hen's house, he gets covered in white paint. Little Bear thinks he's a polar bear from the North Pole until Mother Bear gives him a bath.

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Little Bear goes fishing with Owl. Fishing is hard work for Little Bear that he falls asleep and dreams about big game fishing.

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Writer: Peter Parnell

Little Bear wants to stay up all night to see the sunrise. Mother Bear finally allows him, but he falls asleep and dreams about the sunrise.

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Writer: Suzanne Colins

After getting muddy, Little Bear takes a bath. He imagines himself in the deep ocean meeting a mermaid while his father is fishing.

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Writer: Peter Hume

Father Bear is returning home today. Little Bear invites his friends to see him coming and Father Bear has presents for everyone.

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Little Bear wakes up with flu and has to stay in bed all day. His friends to come and try to help him. The next morning Little Bear is all better so that he and Mother Bear can do some housework.

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Writer: Peter Parnell

Little Bear, Duck and Cat explore the forest to find a landmark where the Bear parents went together. Along the way, they stumble into Skunk's den.

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Little Bear and Father Bear go fishing together and its Little Bear's first time riding a boat. They soon get their big catch.

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Writer: Peter Hume

Little Bear makes a wish from a star. He dreams of wonderful fantasies as he makes wish after wish. Then Mother Bear tells him a bedtime story.

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Writer: Peter Parnell

Little Bear is bored today without any of his friends to play with. He amuses himself by playing with his own shadow.

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Writer: Peter Parnell

Today is Mother Bear's birthday, but Little Bear forgot to get a present. His friends also have presents to give to Mother Bear.

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Little Bear visits his grandparents' house. Along the way he and his friends eat all the gifts that were meant for Grandmother.

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Little Bear and Grandfather Bear spend the day together. At first Grandfather feels energetic but after lunch he takes a rest.

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Grandmother Bear tells Little Bear a story about Mother Bear who raised a baby robin that was separated from its nest. When the robin grew up, Mother Bear set it free.

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Little Bear's friends come to play at his house, but the Bear parents want them to stay quiet. Little Bear then develops hiccups and his friends and Mother Bear try everything.

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It is the morning of Father Bear's play date with Little Bear, except that he's fast asleep or so Little Bear thinks.

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Little Bear and Father Bear go hiking through the country to go camping. Little Bear meets some beavers who take him to see Pudding Hill and join in the camping.

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Little Bear and his parents and friends go to the lake for a picnic. As Little Bear swims by himself, he spots and meets a mermaid.

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Little Bear and Father Bear prepare a surprise breakfast for Mother Bear. They have a lot of fun making Flying Flapjacks.

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While Little Bear and his parents remove some old stuff, they look at their memoirs especially a pair of maracas. Little Bear's friends misunderstand the origin of the maracas.

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Little Bear invites his friends to see Father Bear's camera. Little Bear uses up most of the film, but Father Bear manages to take a picture of all the family and friends.

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