Pooh eats a bit too much while visiting Rabbit, and finds he can't quite leave.

Tigger accidentally both destroys Eeyore's house, and the chances to fix said house. Later on, he surprises all of his friends by coming up with a real solution to Eeyore's problem.

Tigger attempts to instruct Roo in the art of the The Whoop-de-Dooper Loop-de-Looper Alley-Ooper Bounce.

Pooh has a terrible dream thanks to Tigger's inability to pronounce animal names correctly, or tell the truth about their eating habits.

Christopher Robin leads all of his friends on an expedition to find the North Pole. Surprisingly, Pooh finds it by accident.

Pooh and Piglet name a spot in the Hundred Acre Woods for themselves, and build Eeyore a house on it.

Tigger gets stuck up a tree trying to demonstrate that he's the best at bouncing.

Piglet sings a sad song about being small and useless, but by the end of it, realizes that he's not quite as useless as he imagines himself to be.

Pooh and Tigger meet for the first time. Tigger is more pleased than Pooh is with this introduction.

Owl underestimates the wind speed, to disastrous consequences.

Tigger informs the wildlife in the Hundred Acre Woods in regards to the positive aspects of Tiggers.

Tigger becomes momentarily saddened by the lack of any other members of his species. He cheers up when he is reminded that he has very good friends.

More rain occurs than the Hundred Acre Wood or its occupants can reasonably handle.

Pooh attempts to procure his lunch by inducing a soporific effect on a swarm of bees. While he is successful over the short term, his friends' attempt to help him has the opposite effect.

Pooh and his friends play Pooh Sticks, but Eeyore interrupts their game, requiring a quick and dirty rescue operation.

Pooh sings a song about the importance of incorporating exercise and a good diet into a healthy lifestyle.

Eeyore's tail has fallen off, but Christopher Robin can soon fix the problem. Pooh shows an unusual interest in a balloon.

Pooh attempts unsuccessfully to climb a tree, while ruminating on what his eating habits are making him do.

Gopher interrupts Pooh's train of thought. He does not manage to recover it.

Pooh attempts an unorthodox method to trick some bees, but is only slightly successful. Christopher Robin helps him get into and out of a sticky situation.

One brisk winter day, Pooh is following some unfamiliar tracks in the freshly fallen snow. Piglet soon joins him, and before long – Aha! – they notice a brand-new set of mysterious tracks where there had been just one before. What sort of creature could it be, fierce or friendly? Pooh is convinced it just might be a "Jagular!"

Rabbit gets fed up with Tigger's bouncing, but doesn't have the willpower to see his cause through to completion.

Tigger decides that ice skating is what Tiggers do best, despite evidence to the contrary from Rabbit.

Piglet's fiends surprise him by drawing pictures of his past adventures with them, both true and exaggerated.

A pleasant bubble bath convinces Piglet that Kanga is a very nice lady, and that they should be friends.