The Best Episodes of Masha and the Bear Season 2

Once upon a time the Bear took an interest in how his progenitor Bear could look like. In order to answer this question the Bear has to invent and build...guess what? - a real time machine.

Director: Vladislav Bayramgulov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

The Bear's good friend, the Tiger, is back for a visit and they decide to spend the time together in an intellectual way - playing chess. Masha is immediately drawn into the game.

Director: George Orlov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

Masha discovers several new talents at a time and the Bear buys a long-awaited device - a brand new TV. Masha can't miss such a great chance to prove that a creative approach can solve any problem.

Director: Natalia Malygina

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

This day will change Bear's life forever. Masha has suddenly grown up. Her sister Dasha is going to take her back to the big city, that really upsets the Bear and others.

Director: Natalia Malygina

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

It is just a regular day in the forest. Masha makes troubles with her playfulness. The animals of the forest are angry at her, which makes her feel sad and cry. The Bear then remembers his own childhood and reminds the pig, bunny and two wolves that they were young and playful once and did not always behave well.

Director: George Orlov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

What does it take to turn a regular journey into a great trip? One Bear, one bag and - One Masha. However, they are not meant to travel very far together.

Director: Vladislav Bayramgulov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

The Bear has a new hobby - he collects puzzle pictures with passion. Being frightened that Masha might ruin his plans he builds a house on the tree. He hopes to finish his masterpiece there.

Director: Vladislav Bayramgulov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

Hoping to charm the female Bear who was fond of playing tennis, the Bear builds a tennis court in the yard. The Himalayan bear wants to show off before the female bear and ruins the plan.

Director: Andrey Belyaev

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

The Bear has his birthday party. All animals come to his place to congratulate him and give some presents. Seeing this Masha decides to prepare for her own birthday so none of the animals would have a chance to forget about her party.

Director: George Orlov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

On a fine winter day Masha and the Bear find inspiration to start painting. Masha borrows paints with a tiny canvas and begins to make paintings of everyone in the forest.

Director: Vladislav Bayramgulov

Writer: Oleg Uzhinov, Natalya Rumyantseva

When "Mr. Culture" the Himalayan Bear strolls by with the Female Bear, he chuckles at the puny tulips growing in the Bear's garden. This forces the Bear to come up with a plan to create vitamins for supernatural growth. Throwing himself into his work, the Bear locks himself in the closet, which has been converted into a chemistry laboratory. And then Masha arrives - Without fail, she will stop at nothing until she tests out the growth vitamins.

Director: Vladislav Bayramgulov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

The Bear gets a visit from his "son" the Penguin. He does not get to take a picture nor put a warm hat on his "son", cause he is always running away and playing with Masha. Again and again, but Masha has the surest way to fix this.

Director: Natalia Malygina

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

It is pouring with rain in the forest. Masha's cousin Dasha comes for a visit. They visit the Bear but, as he does not see both of them at once, a funny series of events happens.

Director: Natalia Malygina

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

The Bear recalls his past accomplishments in circus and recreates some of his signature tricks on a unicycle. Unfortunately, he trips and falls on his head.

Director: Natalia Malygina

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

Masha decides to help the Bear to win the heart of his beloved Female Bear. To do so, Masha organizes her own rock band and shoots a music video.

Director: Natalia Malygina

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

Masha wants to eat some sweets, and so Bear's kitchen turns into the sugar candy factory. But as everybody knows too much sugar is not good for our teeth and Masha has toothache. Dear sweet tooths and everyone who likes eating sugar candies, be ready to learn the funny lesson that everyone must take care of their teeth.

Director: Roman Kozich

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

Masha finds the antique camera in the cupboard while the Bear is fixing her dresses. Suddenly Masha took a picture of herself and she discovers her unique talent of "brilliant" photographer. She organizes photo shoot for all inhabitants of the forest.

Director: Vladislav Bayramgulov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

The Bear should have never allowed Masha to be left alone watching a spooky film late at night. But he failed to predict the amount of troubles that a scared child can put him through.

Director: George Orlov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

The Bear is desperately struggling against the greedy moth, which appeared in his house. Trying to save his magic box, he puts it on the porch, and Masha finds the magic hat that can make her invisible.

Director: Andrey Belyaev

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

Masha and the Bear decided to shoot a movie, but they argued about the plot. So what will be the movie about? About spies, monsters or the distant worlds? Or maybe there is a more interesting idea?

Director: Ilya Trusov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

One autumn day Masha and the hare play hockey. In the middle of the game, Masha is searching the puck that has bounced off and collapsed into the bushes and suddenly she finds the broom. And then she gets the bright idea of using the broom instead of the stick. Besides the broom is very good not only for playing hockey.

Director: George Orlov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

The Bear's little cousin Panda visits him again. This time their rivalry with Masha comes to dancing fever. While the pig tries to teach them how to dance the Bear builds the stage in the yard.

Director: Andrey Belyaev, Roman Kozich

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

Masha puts all her efforts to create a bright, memorable and very harvest party, but this magic evening couldn't survive without Masha's tricks.

Director: George Orlov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

Masha decides to try on the role of superhero: she bravely rushes towards exploits, but all the animals somehow laugh at her hand-made costume and naive desire to rescue them.

Director: Natalia Malygina

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov

The Bear is tired of being an eternal nanny for Masha and Panda, who have ruined the entire house. He decides to get some rest and hires a special nanny for the little "angels".

Director: Vladislav Bayramgulov

Writer: Oleg Kuzovkov