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Barney & Friends
Bonjour Barney!: France (#1309)
Emma wants to paint for the "Art In The Park Show" and gets a lesson from Barney's friend Pierre. [28 minutes]
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Series Description: Barney, the lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, are joined by a cast of children.
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Queen of Make-Believe (#101)
The group learns that imagination is a valuable tool that can change their world whenever they want. [28 minutes]
My Family's Just Right for Me (#102)
Barney and his young friends practice all of the songs and games they're going to do at the school's "Family Night" show, but Kathy is not very excited about the event. Kathy thinks her family is too small with only a mother and a grandmother. Barney and the rest of the kids show Kathy that a family with love is always big enough. [28 minutes]
Playing It Safe (#103)
With Barney's special bag and some imagination, the group creates some make believe cars and learns about safety. The kids become members of Barney's Safety Patrol and sing songs about keeping your seat belts buckled, paying attention to traffic lights, and crossing the street safely. The children also learn such safety tips as picking up toys after finishing with them and not talking to strangers. [28 minutes]
Hop to It! (#104)
When Tina and Luci are playing basketball, Tina is disappointed when she can't play as well as her older sister or the other big kids. Barney stops by to show Tina all the great things she can do with exercise. Barney and the kids play games and sing songs about exercise and find out how fun it is to learn about their bodies. With new found energy and confidence, Tina ends up playing basketball as well as the others. [28 minutes]
Eat, Drink and Be Healthy! (#105)
With his delightful songs and games, Barney teaches the children all about nutrition. They learn the importance of the four food groups and how to eat healthy snacks. Barney also tells an imaginative story of the perils of a picky eater. Special guest James Turner drops by to sing the group a silly song about the unusual cuisine of the animal kingdom. [28 minutes]
Four Seasons Day (#106)
The weather is awfully strange when Bareny declares it "Four Seasons Day," a magical holiday that squeezes all the wondrous seasons in one day. Barney and the kids use their songs and imagination to sing in the spring rain; squirt themselves with sunscreen lotion on a hot summer day; rake leaves in the crisp autumn chill; and even learn to ice skate in the dead of winter. [28 minutes]
The Treasure of Rainbow Beard (#107)
After the kids and Barney enjoy reading a scary pirate book, the book's character, Rainbow Beard, appears and gives them a treasure map of their own to solve. In order to find the treasure, the group must learn a variety of songs and games about colors and shapes. When they finally find the treasure the kids get a big surprise and learn a valuable lesson about sharing with others. [28 minutes]
Going Places! (#108)
The kids envision a variety of sights after boarding "Barney Airlines" to "Imagination City." [28 minutes]
Caring Means Sharing (#109)
Barney is a very large dinosaur--but there may not be enough of him to go around when Min and Kathy quarrel over whose turn it is to play with their big purple pal. Coming from a big family, Min is tired of sharing--but joins her friends in an exploration of ways to share fun and work. Baby Bop learns a lesson about being greedy; a puppet show of "The Little Red Hen" teaches that rewards and responsibilities are linked. And Barney has a magic gift for Min to help change her mind about sharing! [28 minutes]
Down On Barney's Farm (#110)
The kid's learn and draw pictures of farm animals, but Shawn is unhappy with his drawing when no one knows what it is. Barney pops in to cheer him up and show the children an imaginary farm firsthand. Barney's friend, Farmer Henderson, shows the kids all types of farm animals and Barney teaches Shawn that the beauty of classroom art is in the eye of the beholder! [28 minutes]
What's That Shadow? (#111)
A sudden thunderstorm chases the kids into the classroom, where they are frightened by the rain, thunder and lightning. Barney arrives and tells them how to use positive thoughts to change their fears into fun. The kids make silly monster artwork, and then pretend they are funny, friendly monsters. Barney also helps Shawn overcome his fear of dogs when he meets Min's canine friend, Molly. [28 minutes]
Happy Birthday, Barney! (#112)
It's Barney birthday and everyone is excited about throwing him the best party ever, using classroom materials and their imagination! Barney teaches his friends about birthday customs around the world and that receiving gifts is not the most important part of birthdays. [28 minutes]
Alphabet Soup! (#113)
Min and Kathy are sad because they can't read words as well as Derek and the older kids. Barney arrives and Derek suggests the kids play "alphabet fun" and learn about this first step to reading. With Barney's help, the kids sing songs and play games related to each letter of the alphabet. The kids also learn the importance of the word "love" and get a brief lesson in upper and lower case letters. [28 minutes]
Our Earth, Our Home (#114)
The school's "Earth Week" has the kids all abuzz about things they can do to protect the earth. Barney shows them the importance of recycling...creative crafts using household discards...the necessity for conserving resources, and clean water and air. They also discuss endangered species and perform a play about Johnny Appleseed that explains the importance of trees to our environment and the benefits of the kids planting trees themselves. [28 minutes]
Let's Help Mother Goose (#115)
Mother Goose needs help! A bookworm has eaten the pages from her book of nursery rhymes, and Barney & Friends must help her remember the missing rhymes! Songs, dances, puzzles and puppets showcase more than 20 favorite rhymes...and Barney's friends learn how much fun a book can be! [28 minutes]
Be A Friend (#116)
Barney meets Tosha, a new girl at school who is lonely and introduces her to his friends. [28 minutes]
I Just Love Bugs! (#117)
Barney & Friends are really "going buggy" as they discover the world of bugs and insects around us. Tina gains confidence being a girl who likes bugs. Michael shares a story about ants and teaches his friends about good work habits. Stories and songs introduce other bugs and insects...and a surprising visitor "drops in" on Little Miss Muffet, to teach a lesson about accepting others who are different. [28 minutes]
When I Grow Up.... (#118)
Getting big is a big responsibility--and Shawn and the other kids are worried about doing a grown-up job. Barney guides his friends through the many careers there are to choose from, and shows how many jobs are linked to activities children are already familiar with. The children discover all jobs are important and begin to learn the concept of equal employment. [28 minutes]
1-2-3-4-5 Senses! (#119)
The kids meet a visually impaired girl named Patty, who teaches them a rhyme with hand movements. [28 minutes]
Practice Makes Music (#120)
Michael is scheduled to play a cello solo at the school concert in a few days and he is nervous about playing in front of all those people. Barney invites his friend Greg Murray to teach the kids about music and help Michael learn that "practice makes perfect." Barney and his friends learn to identify musical instruments and their sounds and appreciate all the different varieties of music. [28 minutes]
Hi, Neighbor! (#121)
Barney & Friends are in the mood for an adventure--and they have one, when they all help Baby Bop learn more about neighborhoods! Imagination makes the journey magical with role-playing, an "invisible dog" chase, a scary visit to Dinosaur Days, and trips to make-believe versions of neighborhood points of interest! Even an ordinary neighborhood is filled with fun, songs, and surprises when it's explored "Barney-style. " [28 minutes]
A Camping We Will Go! (#122)
Min, Kathy and Tosha are studying nature in their class and wish they could go camping in the woods. Barney takes the group to an imaginary forest and camp site (our playground dolled up a little). Once there, the kids encounter polliwogs, a bullfrog, a duckling, a baby rabbit, a thieving raccoon, a bear scare, and a chorus of sunflower seeds...all just a vehicle for a good old-fashioned campfire sing-along. Activities depicted include: nature appreciation, in general; seed identification; recognition of similarly shaped, colored, sized, and textured objects; kindness to animals; campfire stories; and lots of singing. [28 minutes]
A Splash Party, Please (#123)
The kids have planned a picnic and Barney's invited. After enjoying some healthy fare, the kids have fun with bubbles. Baby Bop arrives and a "Splash Party" ensues, incorporating all sorts of water activities. The kids show they know their manners by being polite and curtious to one another. [28 minutes]
Carnival of Numbers (#124)
Barney & Friends enjoy a special day of fun, thanks to a magical "Carnival of Numbers" right at school! Songs, games and visits from surprising guests provide Barney's friends with lots of opportunities for number recognition, number matching, and counting. Baby Bop helps demonstrate that even the very young can have fun with "math-e-magic!" [28 minutes]
A World of Music (#125)
The kids wish they could travel to other countries to see them firsthand. Barney & Friends use their imagination to travel to Scotland, Israel, Africa, China and Mexico, where hosts expose them to different songs, costumes, and customs. The kids hear music played on interesting instruments and learn new dance steps. They also learn that several of their favorite songs have roots in other lands. [28 minutes]
Doctor Barney Is Here! (#126)
A scheduled visit to the doctor has Kathy feeling blue--but a dose of purple soon cheers her up, when Barney & Friends guide her through a make-believe medical check-up. Afterwards, Barney's friends (and Baby Bop) learn the "feel good rules" which keep bodies healthy and strong. It's a special day of songs and activities about "feeling good." [28 minutes]
Oh, What A Day! (#127)
Tina's having a terrible day! Among other things, she thinks she's the cause of the family cat running away, and she's singing the blues. Barney and the kids try to restore her usually happy spirits. They try lots of things and Barney tells a story that shows how our feelings quickly change from moment to moment. The day has a happy ending when Tina lets the cat out of the bag! [28 minutes]
Home Sweet Homes (#128)
When Kathy and Tosha invite Barney to share their classroom studies about "homes" for people and animals, Barney helps bring the subject to magical life. The kids build a milk carton igloo, consider what life would be like underwater, learn about the different kinds of homes people occupy, followed by a lesson about hard work and safety courtesy of "The Three Little Pigs." Of course, when all is said and done, the most important lesson is home is always where the heart is! [28 minutes]
Hola, Mexico! (#129)
Luci receives a letter from her grandfather in Mexico detailing his recent birthday party. She wishes she could have been there. Barney and the kids decide to have their own fiesta by playing Mexican rhythm instruments, learning a Mexican folk dance, making tortillas and chalupas, and enjoying lots of songs and games. Luci gets a pleasant surprise when her grandfather shows up at the party! [28 minutes]
Everyone Is Special (#130)
Every day is special when it's spent with Barney, but today, Barney's friends learn that they are special too! Min's whimsical attempt to "grow big and be special" is interrupted by the "special delivery" of a mysterious package for Barney! He saves his secret for later...but makes the time pass quickly by helping the kids explore all of the ways that they are special already. The kids try out the mechanical existence of robots, and discover that it's more fun to have differences. And since different people enjoy different things, Barney & Friends take time to dance, paint, and make music. Baby Bop learns the fun of trying something new. Luci and Tina share the special bond that sisters have. And when Barney's "special delivery" package is opened, each of the kids sees something different...and very special! [28 minutes]
Falling for Autumn! (#201)
Barney and the kids prepare for the coming of autumn with storytelling, games, songs, and arts and crafts. [28 minutes]
Grandparents Are Grand! (#202)
In this episode, the children learn about grandparents. First, they learn that grandparents are parents' parents. Next, they play games with two granparents and listen to their stories about what it was like to grow up without television. Then, the two grandparents join the children in games and songs. [28 minutes]
May I Help You? (#203)
In this episode, Barney taught the importance of being nice, a good helper and cleaning up. Barney sang a song in a different language and the kids sang the alphabet with Derek as the teacher. The children also made paper fish with safety scissors while singing about fish. [28 minutes]
Red, Blue and Circles, Too! (#204)
Today, Barney and the children learn about different shapes and colors. First, they create sponge paintings, learning how to mix the three basic colors (red, yellow, and blue) to create different ones. Then, they play with colored hoops and sing songs. [28 minutes]
Honk!Honk! A Goose on the Loose (#205)
In this episode of Barney and Friends, Mother Goose visits the children and Barney. She is on her way to the public library when she looses her goose, Clarence. They all sing a song about the library and fill out their own library cards. They recite Mother Goose rhymes together. In the end, the children work together to find Clarence and Mother Goose goes on her way. [28 minutes]
Hoo's in the Forest? (#206)
In this episode, Barney and the kids learn about sounds. They journey to the woods and listen to different sounds that forest animals and trees make. Then, they sing with a frog and play a game of 'leap frog'. [28 minutes]
I Can Do That! (#207)
In this episode, Barney and the children learn about how to learn to do other things. They learn how to skip, make bubble baths and the importance of staying clean. They also learn how to say hello and goodbye in French. [28 minutes]
Grown-Ups for a Day! (#208)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the children play grown-ups for a day. They each portray several grown-up careers including a taxi driver, a reporter, a veterinarian, an astronaut and a dancer. They are also treated to a marionnette show by two marionetteers; they also get to play with marionnettes. [28 minutes]
Picture This! (#209)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the children learn about art and drawing. Barney's friend, author and illustrator of children's books, Tomie DePaola shows them how he draws pictures and then writes a story about them. The children make hand-paintings and a book of their own. [28 minutes]
Exercise Circus!, The (#211)
In this episode of Barney, the children learn about exercising and how it can be a fun part of their lives. They exercise in their own exercise circus and eat healthy snacks. They also learn that it is nice to take turns while playing, and to be courteous to others. [28 minutes]
Dentist Makes Me Smile, The (#213)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the kids learn about dentistry and dental care. First, they find out the tasks dentists perform and the ways dentists help patients stay healthy. Next, the kids learn dental care---how to take care of their own teeth by flossing, brushing, and cutting down on the amount of sweets they eat. Finally, they learn how to choose and eat healthy snacks. [28 minutes]
Alphabet Zoo, The (#216)
In this episode of Barney, the kids learn about different street signs. They also take a trip to the zoo and match different letters with the different animals. While in the zoo a storyteller tells them a story about the zoo animals and why they live in the zoo. Finally, Jason tells the gang "I love you" in sign language. [28 minutes]
Having Tens of Fun! (#217)
The subject of this episode is the number ten. First, the kids sing about the number. Then Barney and his guest, Mr. Tenagain, count to ten on their hands and sign 'hello' in Spanish. Finally, they all pretend to go to moon, counting down to ten and blasting off. [28 minutes]
Shawn & The Beanstalk (#301)
Barney & Friends is a children's program structured to teach children about the basics of life, love and sharing. In this episode, Barney and the children learn about plants and how a beanstalk grows. Shawn is growing a beanstalk, and reads the story "Jack and The Beanstalk." [28 minutes]
If The Shoe Fits.... (#302)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the kids are getting ready for a play. They make costumes and sing about the joy of being together with their siblings. [28 minutes]
Room for Everyone (#303)
In this episode of Barney, the children sing about wildlife, dress up as cowboys and hear a story from Stella the storyteller. [28 minutes]
I Can Be A Firefighter! (#304)
In this episode of Barney, a firefighter visits the kids, and tells them about being a firefighter. [28 minutes]
Shopping for a Surprise! (#305)
In this episode of Barney, the kids get ready for a feast. After Carlos reads a book about shopping, the kids set up their own grocery store. Baby Bop and Barney go shopping in the store to make a feast for the children. When they are finished, Stella the Storyteller comes buy to tell a story about a little boy shopping for his mother. [28 minutes]
Anyway You Slice It (#306)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the kids are getting ready for an international festival. They work on setting up booths and learning new dances from different parts of the world. The kids also hear a story from Stella the storyteller about being on a farm and taking care of the animals. Finally the kids learn how to make and bake all different types of bread. [28 minutes]
Twice Is Nice! (#307)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the kids are going on a scavenger hunt, looking for different colored things. B.J. and Baby Bop sing and dance with the children about playing with your friends. Finally, Ashley brings her twin sister to meet Barney and the gang. [28 minutes]
On The Move (#308)
In this episode of Barney & Friends the kids learn how to count to ten in Spanish. Meanwhile, Derrick and Tina come back to visit Barney and sing about their new school. [28 minutes]
A Welcome Home (#309)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the kids pretend they are a train. Meanwhile, Shawn is making a suprise (birdhouses) for Barney and his friends in their treehouse. Finally, the children make a dog house for one of Min's puppies which Kathie (herself an adopted child) adopts. [28 minutes]
Classical Cleanup (#310)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the kids learn about classical music through the janitor, Mr. Boyd. He plays classical music on the piano for the children, and plays chopsticks with Tosha. Finally, the children clean up as Mr. Boyd sings "I Love You" in a classical syle. [28 minutes]
Our Furry Feathered Fishy Friends (#311)
This episode of Barney features animals and pets. The kids sing songs about various pet tricks, a dog that sits and rolls over. Finally, Barney reads the book "The Dirty Dog," about a dog who loathes taking a bath. [28 minutes]
Gone Fishing! (#312)
Barney and the kids pretend they are fishing on a large boat with Barney as the captain, Stella the Storyteller comes by to tell a story about fish and how they live in the sea. Finally, they all sing songs about being big. The lesson learned, no matter what one's size, you are never too small to help someone or too big to receive help. [28 minutes]
At Home with Animals (#313)
Barney and the kids learn about the different types of animals in the rain forest. They sing a song about the rain and how it nourishes wildlife. They also learn about spiders and why they spin webs. Finally, Barney tells a story about the animals of the forest; the birds, the monkeys and alligators. [28 minutes]
It's Raining, It's Pouring.... (#314)
Barney and the children go indoors when it begins to rain. Inside, they play a host of games with a parachute. Children's author Tomie dePaola reads his book "Charlie Needs a Cloak," about a boy who cannot fall asleep until he begins counting sheep. [28 minutes]
Camera Safari (#315)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the children make masks of their favorite animals and go on a camera safari. Barney turns on the adventure screen to show the children pictures of the cat family and the different characteristics of lions, tigers, leopards and cheetahs. Stella the storyteller visits with the story of "The Lion and the Mouse". The moral of the story is that you're never too big to ask for help or too small to offer it. [28 minutes]
Who's Who on the Choo-Choo? (#316)
In this episode of Barney & Friends, an imaginary train stops by the school, dropping off toys, fruits and vegetables. Barney teaches us that eating fruits and vegetables and exercising helps keep hearts happy. The children decide to exercise by doing the "Baby Bop Hop". When BJ trys to carry too many toys, he learns that sometimes it's better to ask a friend for help. The train makes its final stop, dropping off Stella the Storyteller, who tells the story of "The Little Engine That Could". [28 minutes]
Are We There Yet? (#317)
In this episode, "Are We There Yet?", Barney teaches the children some safe driving tips. Then, the children surprise Barney by making him a car of his very own. Barney promises to take them all for a ride, only after he completes some errands. After trips to the car wash, cleaners, library, snack shop, and a gas station, Barney is ready to go. Everyone hops in the car, buckles their seatbelts and goes off on a joy ride in Barney's new car. The children have a grand time, riding and singing along with the songs on the radio. [28 minutes]
Ship Ahoy! (#318)
In this episode, "Ships, Ahoy!", Barney and the children learn about different types of boats. They build a make-believe ship and pretend to sail to Cocoa Island. When they land on the island, they sing a song about things found on an island. While exploring the island, they meet a talking parrot and "Fancy La Rue", a pirate played by Stella the Storyteller. Together they search for a hidden treasure; but in the end decide that new friends are the best treasures one can find. [28 minutes]
Hats Off to Bj! (#319)
When BJ loses his favorite hat, the children help him try to find a new one. They find all sorts of hats which allow them to be many different characters. Barney reads a recipe and everyone works together to make a fruit salad. Barney shows the children different sizes of trucks on the adventure screen. Since BJ isn't satisfied with any of the found hats, the children decide to make him a hat. He thanks them but is very happy when he discovers that someone found his favorite hat and returned it in the mail. [28 minutes]
Up We Go! (#320)
In this episode, "Up We Go", Barney and the children do lots of activities associated with flying. Stella the Storyteller tells a story about three butterflies who are all different colors but remain best friends. The children pretend to be passengers and flight attendants on a make-believe airplane. They also fly paper airplanes and kites in the sky. In the end, Barney surprises B.J. by taking him for a real plane ride. [28 minutes]
First Day of School (#401)
Steven, excited about his first day at school, is helped by Barney and the kids prepare for his first day of kindergarten. Pretending that it's a real school day, Barney and friends help Stephen remember all that he will need to know for his first day, specifically, his numbers, letters, indoor and outdoor voice, backpack and school supplies, where the books are in his classroom, and to which room he must report. When Stephen expresses worry over remembering all these things, Stella visits from India, telling a story about an elephant and a mouse who learn that big things aren't hard to do. Just do them a little at a time. Meanwhile, Baby Bop, still too young to go school, sends Miss Etta and Scooter to spy on the kids' activities so that he too can pretend to be at school. Both Stephen and Baby Bob teach their young audience sabout school, how to do things for yourself, and how to use your imagination. [25 minutes]
Is Everybody Happy? (#402)
"If you're happy and you know it"...then people can tell by the smile on your face. If you're sad or mad or any other emotion, people will be able to tell by the expression on your face. This is the message on which this episode of Barney and Friends focuses as Barney and the kids prepare the playground for the Kids' Carnival. Using their imaginations, they put on a puppet show of the story, "The Three Little Pigs", while Baby Bop learns a lesson about playing with things he's been instructed not to touch. [28 minutes]
Pennies, Nickels, Dimes (#403)
While cleaning up the playground during Neighborhood Clean Up Week, Barney and the kids notice that Goldie the goldfish seems very lonely and decide to go on a pet store adventure to buy him a fish friend to keep him company. At the pet store they see puppies, cats, bunny rabbits, birds, snakes, lizards, and fish. Excitedly, they decide to all combine their money, sell lemonade and cookies, and collect aluminum cans to buy the fish, castle, and plant they want for Goldie's fish bowl. During all the activity they learn how valuable friends are, how to sort coins into pennies, nickels, and dimes, and how to ask if something belongs to someone before taking it. [28 minutes]
We've Got Rhythm (#404)
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
Tick Tock Clocks! (#405)
B.J., upset that Baby Bop is always late, decides that it's time for her to learn how to tell time. Barney and the kids, therefore, summon Dr. Tick Tock to make a wrist watch for Baby Bop, while they teach her her numbers and how to read a clock. [28 minutes]
Waiting for Mr. Macrooney (#406)
Robert and the kids learn a special lesson about having patience while waiting for something important as they wait for Mr. MacRooney, the mailman, to bring a surprise for Robert from his cousin. While waiting they learn how the mail system works, decorate cookies in Barney's Bakery, and listen to Stella's story about a runaway ginger bread man. Yet, when Mr. MacRooney arrives, it seems as though he has a special surprise for everyone EXCEPT Robert, who becomes very sad until his cousin, Mateo, surprises him with a visit. [28 minutes]
Let's Build Together (#407)
In this episode of BARNEY AND FRIENDS, Barney uses the adventure screen and the story "The House that Jack Built" to teach the kids about the different places people live, the different equipment used on construction sites, the parts of buildings, the various people who work together on a construction project, and the necessaray steps for building. The kids, with Barney's help, utilize all the information to build a huge castle on the playground and in the process learn the importance of working hamoniously together and never giving up. [28 minutes]
It's Tradition (#408)
This episode of BARNEY & FRIENDS explores the various traditions that exist in families. After Barney explains that any special way shared by family and friends for doing something may be considered a tradition, the kids decide to use the Barney bag to create flags that reflect their own family traditions. Stella visits from Mexico to share the story "The Story Quilt" about a young girl's mother who takes pieces of material from family members' old clothing to make a warm quilt for her little girl. Barney and the kids sing a special song about the different types of families and then decide to go on a pretend camping trip, a tradition that exists in most of the kids' families. [28 minutes]
A Picture of Health (#409)
This episode of Barney and Friends focuses on the factors necessary for staying healthy: eating nutritious foods, exercising, laughing frequently, and regularly visiting the doctor's office. By looking at X-Rays through the adventure screen and pretending to be in a doctor's office, the kids learn not to fear their medical check-ups. [28 minutes]
Play Ball! (#410)
In this episode of Barney and Friends, by playing with Barney's Vendoball Machine, the kids learn that they don't have to play with complicated toys to have fun. A ball, whether for baseball, basketball, tennis, golf, or just for tossing around, can provide tons of enjoyment. Everyone learns that sharing and working together are important when they together have to clean all the balls off the playground after Scooter mischieviously has Baby Bop push the red button that Barney has instructed everyone not to touch. Scooter, as a result, learns that he must never let anyone take the blame for his actions after Miss Etta urges him to tell Barney the truth. [28 minutes]
A Different Kind of Mystery (#411)
While Jeff tries to think of a name for his kitten, Barney and the kids try to the discover who has been making a mess in the classroom. Finally, they discover the mysterious culprit is Jeff's kitten. Stella, who visits from Australia, helps the kids realize that everyone, although different in size, shape, and color, is very special in their own way; she tells a story about a city mouse who becomes homesick when he decides to visit his country mouse cousin. [28 minutes]
Going on a Bear Hunt (#412)
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
Let's Eat! (#413)
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
Tree-Mendous Trees (#414)
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
Good, Clean Fun! (#415)
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
Easy, Breezy Day! (#416)
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
All Mixed Up (#417)
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
Oh, Brother....She's My Sister (#418)
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
Once A Pond A Time (#419)
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
The lovable purple dinosaur and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun for children. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop and BJ, introduce a new cast of children and two new puppet characters -- Miss Etta Kette, a bird who teaches children about manners; and Scooter McNutty, a squirrel whose mishaps are a result of acting first and thinking later. Stella the Storyteller returns with tales of travel from around the world. [28 minutes]
Books Are Fun! (#501)
Barney and Booker-T Bookworm teach a little boy that books are fun and help the imagination grow. Curtis becomes the new library helper and Ashley borrows a book on butterflies from the school library. Scooter and Ms. Etta watch the children read a book about making artistic things. Then Barney opens his magic Barney bag and the kids use the contents to create an ocean in a box. [26 minutes]
Trading Places (#502)
B.J. thinks Baby Boop has it easy and wishes he could be her. When Barney suggests they switch places, BJ finds that being Baby Boop isn't what he thought. The kids learn not to let the things they want make them forget all the good things they have. [28 minutes]
Safety First! (#503)
Barney and the kids learn about special people that can help them be safe in different situations. Some of the safety people discussed are crossing guards, firemen, and the police. The kids also learn that saying "be careful" means you care. [28 minutes]
Circle of Friends (#504)
Barney and the kids play circle games and have delicious picnic with health foods. Steven learns that you can do something that seems difficult if you just break it down into smaller pieces. [28 minutes]
The One and Only You (#505)
Kim's parents are adopting a baby boy. Now that she is getting a new baby bother she has to share a bedroom with her older sister. Barney talks about different kinds of families that have only one child, two children and many children. The kids learn that it's good to share your things with others. [28 minutes]
Barney's Band (#506)
The kids use the items in Barney's magical bag to make some special instruments for their band. Mr. Boyd introduces the kids to some interesting musical instruments and they learn it takes lots of practice to learn to play in a band. [26 minutes]
Try It, You'll Like It! (#507)
Barney and the kids learn that trying new things can be difficult but it can also be a lot of fun. Reading books is a good way to learn about new things. With a little help from Barney, the kids learn that they can do anything if they just give it a try. [28 minutes]
Colors All Around (#508)
Mr. Boyd can't decide which color to paint the school hallway. Barney and the kids study all the different colors around them. The kids learn that if they mix certain colors together, like yellow and blue, they can make another color, in this case green. [28 minutes]
Howdy, Friends! (#509)
Barney and the kids pretend to be cowboys. They learn that the clothes cowboys wore protected them while they worked on the ranch. The musical group Riders In the Sky teach the kids to do things "the cowboy way" by using good manners, doing your best, and being nice to others. [26 minutes]
Seven Days A Week (#510)
BJ is excited about going camping at the end of the week. Barney teaches the kids all the days of the week. The kids learn that time flies by when you spend it with friends. [28 minutes]
Hidden Treasures (#511)
CAST: Barney, Baby Bop, Curtis, Keesha, Kristen, Stephen, Scooter McNutty, Miss Etta Kette A treehouse clean-up project becomes an exercise in discovering new ways to use old things. In the process, the children learn how to make the earth a cleaner, happier place. Barney makes the entire task fun by staging an unusual treasure hunt. [28 minutes]
A Royal Welcome (#512)
Barney and Friends are excited aboutthe visit of "Old King Cole" to their treehouse. They decide to welcome him by decorating their tree house like a castle. A trip to the library to learn about ancient castles gives them plenty of ideas about how to welcome "Old King Cole" in a grand way. [26 minutes]
Sweet As Honey (#513)
Barney and Friends have a wonderful time discovering what it takes to plant beautiful flowers. Sunshine, water and lots of care goes into planting a flower garden. They also learn that while everyday isn't sunny, that shouldn't put a damper on their plans. The rain actually helps the flowers to grow. [28 minutes]
First Things First! (#514)
It's a "puzzling" day for Barney and Friends. They decide to do a lot of different things to make the day fun and special. The kids learn the importance of taking turns when playing with one another. [28 minutes]
Aunt Rachel Is Here! (#515)
Barney and friends set up a welcoming party for Aunt Rachel as Jeff and Stephen learn that family extends beyond "mom" and "dad." [28 minutes]
It's A Rainy Day! (#516)
A beautiful day turns rainy and threatens to ruin everyone's fun. However, Barney shows Emily and Curtis some exciting in door activities and explains why rain is good for everyone and everything. [28 minutes]
Easy Does It! (#517)
Barney and company decide it is time to clean up the play room. However, after they realize what such a job entails, Barney shows how an impossible job can turn into a piece of cake. [28 minutes]
What's in a Name? (#518)
In this episode of Barney and Friends, Barney shows Linda and the gang the alphabet. Barney also shows how these letters of the alphabet can be used to spell out someone's name! [26 minutes]
A Very Special Mouse (#519)
A trip to the library turns into a day filled with new experiences, in this episode of Barney, thanks to the new computer center. Barney explains how a computer can be the doorway to a new adventure. [28 minutes]
A Package of Friendship (#520)
What does it mean to be a friend? Barney shows his "friends" what being a friend really means. Barney also explains how a friend who lives far away, can still be a good one if each person writes a letter to the other. [28 minutes]
Stick with Imagination! (#601)
When the kids yearn for special play in special places, Barney reminds them that their imaginations can create joy from the simplest of props...like a common stick! Barney and friends learn how to use thier imaginations in order to make ordinary lots of fun. [26 minutes]
Itty Bitty Bugs (#602)
Barney and the children are enjoying a beautiful day playing outside! They decide to have a picnic, but just as they begin to eat, a few uninvited guests come crawling. [28 minutes]
Grandparents Are Grand (#603)
The children learn how special grandparents are while preparing for a surprise party for Kim's grandparents. Jeff misses his grandparents because they live in the Philippines, so BJ suggest making a special gift for them. The children all join in to make presents for their grandparents. [28 minutes]
Snack Time! (#604)
Barney helps his friends learn about healthy snacks. Chip's mom has packed a bag full of healthy snacks such as apples, carrots and nuts. Everyone shares the snacks and decides to have a pretend restaurant in the classroom. [28 minutes]
A Sunny, Snowy Day (#605)
Robert had a terrific time on his beach vacation this summer, and he has the pictures to prove it. Robert's pictures inspire Barney and the kids to have a little fun in the sun. Keesha then tells them about her Aunt Betty's gifts, and the kid's long for an icy adventure on a cold winter day. Amazingly, the kids get their wish. [26 minutes]
You've Got to Have Art (#606)
Barney and the kids experience the fun of creating and appreciating various forms of art as they work together to decorate the school for the upcoming Open House. When BJ arrives, he is worried about Baby Bop-she's at home because she's not feeling well. Inspired by the kids' artwork, he decides to make something to cheer her up. [28 minutes]
Five Kinds of Fun (#607)
A school lesson about "Explorers" prompts the kids to want to explore their own world-but they're not sure they have the right equipment for the job. Barney appears and shows them that everyone can explore the world using their own "five senses." [26 minutes]
Count Me In! (#608)
The kids are getting ready for Show and Tell at school. Some show their special treasures to their friends giving them lots of opportunities to count these collections - and other things - as they play. [28 minutes]
Who's Who at the Zoo (#609)
Barney and the children learn about the zoo and different animals that live there, after Robert comes back from his own trip to the zoo. Stell gives the children a special present to give an animal at the zoo-but which one? [28 minutes]
Birthday Ole (#610)
Robert was to celebrate his birthday with his friends. He sets out to find them and, with Barney's help he does- along with some wonderful surprises. His birthday turns into a fiesta, complete with simple homemade "maracas" and a beautiful pinata. [26 minutes]
Exercise/Dance (#611)
This episode of "Barney and Friends" titled "Excellent Excercise" focuses on making excercise fun, different things you can do to excercise and eating healthy snacks. "Coach" Barney shows the kids the different ways that the body moves, explains what muscles are and why it is important to make them stronger and tells the kids that making excercise fun is the best way to stick with it. Stephen shows up at the school with new glasses and explains to everyone else how they help him to see better. The kids as well as Barney and Baby Bop sing "If You're Happy and You Know It," "Gaggle Giggle Wiggle," and "When You Have a Ball." Barney takes the kids on a healthy snack treasure hunt, sets up a relay race for them to run and helps Baby Bop learn how to catch a ball. [28 minutes]
Brushing Up On Teeth (#612)
In this episode of "Barney and Friends," the kids are taking pictures of each other and practicing for picture day at school. Barney tells them that for a nice smile you need healthy teeth. Everyone sings "What Would I Do Without My Teeth?" and the "Giggle Gaggle Wiggle" song. The Adventure Screen comes into the classroom and shows Baby Bop and the kids what a trip to the dentist is like. Barney gives everyone a toothbrush and they all practice brushing. Barney then shows them which foods are good for your teeth and the treehouse is converted into a dentist's office so that Barney can see the dentist. [28 minutes]
A Little Mother Goose (#613)
In this episode of "Barney and Friends" Emily is having a hard time writing her own "Mother Goose" rhyme. Barney shows up and brings along none other than Mother Goose herself to give Emily and the rest of the kids pointers on how to write nursery rhymes. She tells them that in order to write a rhyme, you first have to be smiling. Also write about what you see around you as well as your own imagination. Everyone sings "London Bridge Is Falling Down" and dresses up in English period costumes. Everyone then takes a look around the classroom and finds things that remind them of certain "Mother Goose Rhymes." Then they recite those rhymes; "Humpty Dumpty,""The Clock," and "To Market." Barney enlists the help of Jill, Robert, and Mother Goose to help perform a puppet show of "The House That Jack Built." Finally, all of the kids sit down and write their own rhymes before Mother Goose leaves. [28 minutes]
Good Job (#614)
In this episode of "Barney and Friends" ths kids try to figure out what they want to do when they grow up. Barney explains to them what a job is and then each of the kids takes a turn playing the "Hopscotch Game" and imagining what they most want to be. Hannah wants to be a dancer, Danny a chef, Emily a bus-driver and Jeff a sailor. BJ has a hard tim efiguring out whether he wants to be an astronaut, a baseball player or a cowboy. Some of the songs sung in this episode are "People Helping Other People," "The Wheels on the Bus," "Sailing, Sailing," and "When I Grow Up." [28 minutes]
It's Home to Me (#615)
In this episode of "Barney and Friends" the kids discuss the homes that they live in and which rooms they like best. The show opens with Danny and Stephen building houses out of blocks and singing "Look What We Can Do." Barney, Hannah and EMily show up and everyone sings "Let's Walk Around the Block." Stella arrives to tell the story of "The Three Little Pigs." [28 minutes]
How Does Your Garden Grow? (#616)
This episode of "Barney and Friends" as indicated by the title is about gardening. The show opens with Kim and Barney singing "What Makes a Flower So Pretty?" The rest of the kids arrive and check on the progress of their plants and flowers. Barney goes over with them the growing process and explains that with enough sunlight and water thei plants will gow. Everyone then sings "Growing, We Do It Every Day." Mr. Boyd shows up to tend to the schoolhouse garden and explains that vegetable gardens take a lot of work but it pays off in the end. Everyone then puts together their own take-home garden. [26 minutes]
You Can Do It! (#617)
This episode of "Barney and Friends" teaches kids that learning something new takes practice. Barney gets some help from Keesha, Stephen and Jeff when Baby Bop needs help learning how to jump roap. Everyone sings "When I Grow Up." [28 minutes]
Fire Safety (#618)
In this episode of "Barney and Friends" Hannah's neighbor, Firefighter Vandever visits the school. Along with fellow firefighter Berkley, she gives the kids a tour of the fire engine and helps to instruct everyone on fire safety. [28 minutes]
Ready, Set, Go! (#619)
In this episode of "Barney and Friends" the topic of the day is travel and the different transportation options involved in travel. Each of the kids prefers a different mode of transportation. Barney gets the chance to try out each one in order to determine which one he likes best; sailing on a ship, riding the bus, riding the train, or flying in an airplane [28 minutes]
You Are Special! (#620)
In this episode of "Barney and Friends" Barney gives each of the kids their own scrapbook entitled "All About Me" to work on. He tells them that what should go into the books are the things that make them special. Stella shows up and her story of the day emphasizes to them that it is good to simply be yourself. [28 minutes]
All Aboard! (#701)
The gang learns about trains, how to make railroad flags and how to clean the park caboose. [28 minutes]
Up, Down and Around! (#702)
When a gust of wind blows Tony's kite up into a tree, the kids do some hopping to shake it out. [28 minutes]
Tea-Riffic Manners (#703)
The gang dresses up to have a fancy tea party in the park and teach Baby Bop good manners. [28 minutes]
Puppy Love (#704)
The gang learns about different kinds of dogs and helps Mr. Boyd find his lost dog, Bingo. [28 minutes]
Bunches of Boxes (#705)
The gang discovers that the empty boxes are just as good as real toys when playing. [28 minutes]
Stop! Go! (#706)
The kids learn about crossing the street and how they must stop, look and listen. [28 minutes]
Red, Yellow and Blue! (#707)
Barney and the kids learn about colors and set up a color collection in the caboose. [28 minutes]
Play for Exercise! (#708)
The gang learns about exercise and proper nutrition in order to grow big and strong. [28 minutes]
Come Blow Your Horn! (#709)
A brass band comes to the park to practice for a concert. Angela practices her trumpet. [28 minutes]
A New Friend (#710)
The gang learns about meeting new friends when Mr. Boyd's niece, Colleen, is in town. [28 minutes]
Numbers! Numbers! (#711)
The gang searches for Tony's numbers for the school bulletin board that blew out of a box. [28 minutes]
This Way In, This Way Out! (#712)
The gang learns the difference between inside and outside, meets Terry the Turtle and goes hiking. [28 minutes]
Spring Into Fun! (#713)
Barney teaches the kids to sing a song to make the rain go away and then do Spring activities. [28 minutes]
Play It Safe! (#714)
Baby Bop and BJ learn to follow safety rules at the park. Sarah and Whitney put on a puppet show. [28 minutes]
Three Lines, Three Corners (#715)
The gang plays triangle hop-scotch, do crafts and walk around pointing out different triangles. [28 minutes]
A Parade of Bikes (#716)
Mr. Boyd helps fix Nick's bike and the kids review important bike safety tips. [28 minutes]
It's A Happy Day! (#717)
For this new holiday, the kids make a wish and everyone works together to make that wish come true. [28 minutes]
My Family and Me (#718)
The kids learn the importance of family at a picnic in the park where they bring family treasures. [28 minutes]
Splish! Splash! (#719)
Barney he teaches the kids the importance of water, to keep things growing and to stay cool. [28 minutes]
Bj's Really Cool House (#720)
BJ is in the park building a house and the gang learns about all the different kinds of houses. [28 minutes]
A Fountain of Fun (#801)
Everyone has fun exploring in the park while waiting for Mr. Boyd's new fountain to be delivered. [28 minutes]
On Again, Off Again (#802)
Barney, Baby Bop and the kids learn all about "on" and "off" by playing games together. [28 minutes]
Sharing Is Caring! (#803)
The kids bring toys to donate to Mr. Boyd's toy drive. Baby Bop learns about the merits of sharing. [28 minutes]
Here Kitty, Kitty (#804)
When Miss Jo loses her cat, Barney and the children spend the day helping her find it. [28 minutes]
Once Upon A Fairy Tale (#805)
When Mario tries to write his own fairy tale, the children help by acting out their favorites. [28 minutes]
It's Hot! It's Cold! (#806)
The fun begins when Barney turns the playground into a winter/summer wonderland! [28 minutes]
A Perfectly Purple Day (#807)
The children paint pictures, make purple flowers and plan a purple party for their friend Colleen. [28 minutes]
Day and Night (#808)
With a little Barney magic, the children experience the differences between day and night! [28 minutes]
Play Piano with Me! (#809)
The children learn all about the instrument when they play games and even play a little themselves. [28 minutes]
A Picture of Friendship (#810)
BJ realizes he has many friends and enjoys a day playing with Barney and the children. [28 minutes]
A-Counting We Will Go! (#811)
Everyone helps Baby Bop count to ten by playing games and visiting a make-believe market. [28 minutes]
A Big Little Day (#812)
Barney helps Baby Bop and the children discover big and little things in the world around them. [28 minutes]
A World of Friends (#813)
Barney helps the children discover animals that make their homes in the park. [28 minutes]
Who's Your Neighbor? (#814)
The children learn about their community and the people that help them live safely and happily. [28 minutes]
Squares, Squares, Everywhere (#815)
Everyone helps Nick find as many squares as he can for his homework assignment. [28 minutes]
Let's Go for a Ride! (#816)
Mario and BJ discuss cars and buses during a fun-filled day of pretend play. [28 minutes]
That Makes Me Mad! (#817)
Barney encourages his friends to find good ways to express and deal with their anger. [28 minutes]
It's Your Birthday, Barney (#818)
It's Barney's birthday! The children, Baby Bop, and BJ plan a fun party for their purple pal. [28 minutes]
It's Showtime! (#819)
Barney, BJ and the kids spend the day preparing for a performance for their friends in the park. [28 minutes]
At Home in the Park (#820)
The children learn about animals that make their homes in the park. [28 minutes]
Everybody's Got Feelings (#901)
With Barney's help, the children learn all about feeling happy, sad and angry. [28 minutes]
Caring Hearts (#902)
A school project provides a perfect opportunity for everyone to learn about love and relationships. [28 minutes]
Let's Make Music! (#903)
A fun day with friends helps to reinforce learning about music, rhythm, and musical instruments. [28 minutes]
Movin' Along (#904)
Everyone has fun with creative movement while learning dances, having races and acting out a story. [28 minutes]
Let Your Creativity Fly! (#905)
The children let their "creativity fly" when they use their imaginations to build an airplane. [28 minutes]
Imagine That! (#906)
Barney and the children have an "island adventure" by imagining themselves in Laura's picture. [28 minutes]
All About Me (#907)
With Barney's help, the children learn that they are all special. [28 minutes]
My Baby Brother (#908)
Barney helps children learn what to expect when a new baby joins the family. [28 minutes]
Keep On Truckin (#909)
The children learn about different trucks and the value of sharing and playing safely. [28 minutes]
I'm A Builder (#910)
Everyone works together as a team to build a castle after watching vehicles at a construction site. [28 minutes]
Coming On Strong (#911)
Barney demonstrates the benefits of exercise and healthy habits. [28 minutes]
Let's Play Games! (#912)
BJ leads the group in a day of fun and games with a variety of different balls and activities. [28 minutes]
You Can Count On Me (#913)
Barney helps the children discover how much fun numbers can be by going on a number hunt. [28 minutes]
A Wonderful World of Colors and Shapes (#914)
An art show prompts an opportunity for Barney and his friends to learn about colors and shapes. [28 minutes]
Easy As Abc (#915)
Barney and the children find creative ways to teach Baby Bop how to spell her name. [28 minutes]
Look What I Can Do! (#916)
The children show off their special talents in an "I Can Do" show. [28 minutes]
Making A Move! (#917)
Barney and his friends help a new friend feel welcome when she moves into the neighborhood. [28 minutes]
Home, Safe Home (#918)
Barney helps his friends learn about safety with a little help from his friend, Firefighter Bill. [28 minutes]
On The Road Again! (#919)
The children have a fun day playing with and learning about cars and BJ has a real car race! [28 minutes]
My Friends, The Doctor and Dentist (#920)
The children learn about brushing teeth, getting check-ups, exercising and eating healthy foods. [28 minutes]
Welcome, Cousin Riff and Special Skills (#1001)
Everyone is excited that Riff is moving to town! He shows off his awesome musical abilities. [28 minutes]
Airplanes and Boats (#1002)
Riff takes apart BJ's plane out of curiousity and they build a boat on the play set for Baby Bop. [28 minutes]
Butterflies and Bugs (#1003)
Baby Bop loses her pet caterpillar. The park turns into an amphitheatre with performing insects. [28 minutes]
Shapes and Colors (#1004)
Riff loses his lucky medal before the Shapes Carnival. Everyone paints a life-sized rainbow. [28 minutes]
Seeing and Hearing (#1005)
Baby Bop thinks an elephant is hiding in the park! BJ and Riff see who can make the loudest sound. [28 minutes]
Glad to Be Me and Arts (#1006)
Baby Bop is sad that some new friends are more impressed by Riff. Everyone shares art at a festival! [28 minutes]
Movement and Bj's Snack Attack (#1007)
BJ and Baby Bop help Barney stretch and warm up for a race. BJ eats too many sweets. [28 minutes]
Counting and Letters (#1008)
BJ and Riff find a pirate map and Riff works on his "one-man band" for a music concert in the park. [28 minutes]
Pets and Vets (#1009)
BJ accidentally loses his friend's dog. Baby Bop takes her torn teddy bear to the veterinarian. [28 minutes]
Winter and Summer (#1010)
Baby Bop learns that winter is a wonderful time for fun. Barney teaches BJ fun summer activities. [28 minutes]
Caring and Rhythm (#1011)
It's Barney's birthday and everyone gives him gifts. Baby Bop practices for the marching band. [28 minutes]
Playing Games and Fun with Reading (#1012)
Baby Bop learns that rules make games fun! BJ hurts his toe and reads while resting in the caboose. [28 minutes]
Making Mistakes and Separation (#1013)
BJ accidentally paints the caboose different colors. Baby Bop misses her friends when they leave. [28 minutes]
Days of the Week and Sharing (#1014)
The gang can hardly wait for the day of the petting zoo. Riff & Baby Bop have a sale to raise money. [28 minutes]
Rabbits/Ducks and Fish (#1015)
BJ pretends to be a great detective to solve a mystery. Riff protects a nest of eggs that hatch! [28 minutes]
Mother Goose and Fairy Tales (#1016)
The Mother Goose characters ask BJ for help. Baby Bop catches everyone wrapping a secret present. [28 minutes]
Things I Can Do and Differences (#1017)
Baby Bop isn't satisfied with the things she can do. Barney helps a wheel-chair bound child. [28 minutes]
Dancing and Singing (#1018)
Barney helps Jamal get his groove & tells Baby Bop the story of The Princess without a Song to Sing. [28 minutes]
Neighborhood and Careers (#1019)
Barney helps Riff refresh his memory to find his drumsticks & helps Baby Bop explore different jobs. [28 minutes]
China and Kenya (#1020)
Barney's pen pal comes to visit! The Harambee Dance Troupe performs a show of African music & dance. [28 minutes]
Pistachio and Full Team Ahead (#1101)
Barney is snacking on pistachios and can't stop! BJ learns that team sports are about friendship. [28 minutes]
The Magic Words and Litterbot (#1102)
Baby Bop forgets to say "please" and "thank you". Riff shares his dream of becoming an inventor. [28 minutes]
Bop 'til You Drop and the Sleepless Sleepover (#1103)
Baby Bop becomes bossy when everyone plays with her. Melanie is scared about camping outside. [28 minutes]
Little Red Rockin' Hood and the Whole Truth (#1104)
Barney and the little dinos decide sing Baby Bop a story. BJ gets mistaken for a portrait artist. [28 minutes]
The Wind and the Sun and the Nature of Things (#1105)
Baby Bop wants to set up a lemonade stand and BJ wants to fly his kite on the same spot. [28 minutes]
The New Kid and Grandpa's Visit (#1106)
When Riff meets a new friend in the park, BJ feels left out. Ryan has fun with his Grandpa. [28 minutes]
Barney's Big Garden and Listen! (#1107)
Baby Bop wants everyone to play with her instead of working. Riff hears a mysterious sound. [28 minutes]
Lost and Found and Pot Full of Sunshine (#1108)
BJ loses everyone's tickets to the circus. Baby Bop nurtures a lonely little flower. [28 minutes]
Trail Boss Barney and Get Happy! (#1109)
Barney helps three children learn about cooperation. Riff invents a Happiness Machine. [28 minutes]
For The Fun of It and Starlight, Star Bright (#1110)
After BJ sees Terry play basketball, he wants to learn fancy moves. Baby Bop sees a falling star. [28 minutes]
Big As Barney and No, No, No! (#1111)
When Ryan notices how much everyone loves Barney, he tries to be just like him. [28 minutes]
The Emperor's Contest and Beethoven's Hear! (#1112)
Ryan doesn't want to follow the rules for a fishing contest. Riff meets someone who can't hear well. [28 minutes]
Guess Who? and Sweet Treats (#1113)
Riff can't decide on a Halloween costume.Barney and his friends go trick-or-treating in the park. [28 minutes]
Best In Show and the Chase (#1114)
When the kids decide to have a Dog Show BJ feels a little left out because he doesn't have a dog. [28 minutes]
Dream Big and That's What A Mommy Is (#1115)
Riff decides to build a rocket ship and fly to Mars. Baby Bob learns what makes mommies so special. [28 minutes]
The Shrinking Blankey and the Awful Tooth (#1116)
Baby Bop learns that growing is a good thing. Riff has a sore tooth but is afraid of the dentist. [28 minutes]
The Blame Game and What's Your Name (#1117)
Marcos accidentally breaks Melanie's art show project. Myra decides she doesn't like her name. [28 minutes]
The Magic Caboose and Bj The Great (#1118)
Melanie misses her friend who is visiting relatives in India. BJ wants to be a great magician. [28 minutes]
Gift of the Dinos and a Visit to Santa (#1119)
Barney takes Melanie on a trip to the North Pole to deliver her letter to Santa in person. [28 minutes]
Riff's Musical Zoo and the Princess and the Frog (#1120)
Riff decides to create a musical zoo by gathering instruments that sound like real animals. [28 minutes]
Way to Go! A Travel Adventure (#1201)
With the help of their imaginations, the kids explore all types of travel using cardboard boxes. [28 minutes]
The Misbegotten Moon, A Space Adventure (#1202)
Baby Bop sees a half-moon & thinks the moon is broken. Barney takes her to see the Man in the Moon. [28 minutes]
The Sword in the Sandbox, A Storybook Adventure (#1203)
When Daniel thinks that he is too little to do anything right Barney tells him about King Arthur. [28 minutes]
Riff to the Rescue! A Wild West Adventure (#1204)
Barney tells Riff the story of his great-great grandpa Riffle, a Sherriff who took on an outlaw. [28 minutes]
Lights, Camera, Action, A Movie Adventure (#1205)
Melanie help Grace's food drive by putting on a movie premier with a canned food admission price. [28 minutes]
To Catch A Thief, A Mystery Adventure (#1206)
When many different balls disappear without a trace BJ is determined to find the mysterious thief. [28 minutes]
The Magic Lamp, A Travel Adventure (#1207)
Layla and her friends celebrate her birthday with Lebanese foods and everyone loves the new treats! [28 minutes]
The Amazing Captain Pickles, A Hero Adventure (#1208)
BJ learns a lesson about bragging when he tells everyone that he can leap over the moon! [28 minutes]
A Game for Everyone, A Sports Adventure (#1209)
The kids plan a Sports Day in the park and meet Jill, a new friend who is too shy to join in. [28 minutes]
The Reluctant Dragon, A Fairy Tale Adventure (#1210)
The kids hear a story about a dragon that villagers were afraid of, but it turned out she was nice. [28 minutes]
Bienvenido, Barney: Mexico (#1301)
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Big Brother Rusty: China (#1302)
Barney takes Rusty on an adventure to China to learn more about his new adopted sister's heritage. [28 minutes]
Ahora Mismo: Spain (#1303)
Ben misses his chance at a pony ride, so Barney takes him to Spain to meet Regalo, a dancing horse! [28 minutes]
Venice, Anyone?: Italy (#1304)
Barney brings Emma on a trip to Venice to learn more about her great granddad for a school project. [28 minutes]
Sweeter Than Candy: Greece (#1305)
When Barney tells everyone that putting on plays began in Greece, they want to go visit! [28 minutes]
The Music Box: Switzerland (#1306)
Ben accidentally sells a prized music box and he and Barney visit Switzerland to find a replacement. [28 minutes]
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The kids find a colorful egg in the park. Barney takes them to Kenya to find what animal laid it. [28 minutes]
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While looking for a bird of paradise the kids meet friends, learn Hawaiian words and dance a hula! [28 minutes]
Bonjour Barney!: France (#1309)
Emma wants to paint for the "Art In The Park Show" and gets a lesson from Barney's friend Pierre. [28 minutes]
Home, Sweet Home: The Rainforest (#1310)
The kids visit a rainforest, meet Mother Nature and learn the importance of caring for our world. [28 minutes]
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Barney shows it's fun to go to new places and see new things by taking them on an imaginary journey. [28 minutes]
Movement/Separation (#1404)
BJ and Baby Bop show Barney several ways to get ready for the big race by warming up and stretching. [28 minutes]
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Barny can't seem to stop snacking on pistachios! BJ feels sick after eating too many sweets. [28 minutes]
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Barney helps Baby Bop understand that being bossy isn't a nice way to treat your friends. [28 minutes]
Little Red Rockin' Hood/Differences (#1407)
Barney and the little dinos tell the story of "Little Red Riding Hood" in a whole new way. [28 minutes]
Butterflies/The Nature of Things (#1408)
When Baby Bop loses her pet caterpillar, Monty. Barney and the others try to help her find it. [28 minutes]
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BJ pretends to be a detective and follows clues to find out who is nibbling on Baby Bop's snacks. [28 minutes]
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Baby Bop wants Barney, BJ and the kids to play with her instead of working in their garden. [28 minutes]
Big As Barney/The Chase (#1412)
When Ryan tries to be just like Barney, he learns that he is special when he's just being himself! [28 minutes]
Playing Games/No, No, No! (#1413)
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Everyone is excited about a fishing contest at the park but Ryan doesn't want to follow the rules. [28 minutes]
Seeing/Beethoven's Hear! (#1415)
A game of "hide and seek" takes a turn when Baby Bop claims that an elephant is hiding in the park! [28 minutes]
Best In Show/Ducks and Fish (#1416)
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Baby Bop's blankey seems to be getting smaller, but Barney shows her that she is actually growing. [28 minutes]
Mother Goose/Fun with Reading (#1418)
Several Mother Goose characters have come to ask for help! Parts of their rhymes are missing! [28 minutes]
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When Marcos accidentally breaks Melanie's art project he learns about honesty and responsibility. [28 minutes]
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"Was Grania a good horsewoman?" Charlie asked me a bit absently.
"Perhaps. But sailing was her forte, and she captained galleys. She was said to be stout by both heart and nature, or words to that effect." Just then, I was relatively indifferent to the various tales and legends surrounding Grania, but enough was known of her for me to reflect that she would not have stood for any man's shilly-shallying.
Neither, I abruptly decided, was I.
I opened my mouth to ask him what his intentions were after having tied most of my summer up when he suddenly took both my hands and silenced me with his eyes.
"How soon can we be married?" he asked in the same tone he had just used when inquiring about Grania's prowess with a horse.
"To hell, Mr. Kendall from Americy, I was wondering when you were going to ask me that," I retorted rather tartly.
"I was ready to ask you in Newmarket, but I wanted you to be very, very sure about it," he told me.
"Ach," I murmured, sounding Irish because of the deep emotion I was experiencing, "you've read and studied me like a catechism all these weeks. You knew I was sure."
"Just as you've known from the beginning that I love you. Now say it to me," he urged, drawing me to him so tightly that I could scarcely breathe.
"Manim asthee hu," was what came out. I had never had it said to me nor said it to another person, and I really hadn't known I was going to say it to him. It came from the depths of my Celtic roots, and though he didn't understand it intellectually, emotionally he did, for he trembled, and his voice shook when he asked me softly to translate it so that his mind would understand as well as his heart.
"My soul is within you," I told him simply, and so it was and always would be.
We were as close in that magical moment on that legend-filled island as two people whose bodies had not yet melded could be, closer even, perhaps in a mystical sense, earth-shatteringly close.
A kiss would have been too commonplace, yet some intimacy must be exchanged, something tender, a sort of consecration, a prelude to the physical intimacies being hoarded for the marriage bed.
Yes, something was called for, so he unpinned the golden braid I had wound around my head and worked his fingers through its glossy thickness till it was released and transformed into a bright, waving mantel covering my narrow shoulders and back. Then he caressed it lovingly, making me thank God I had always resisted the impulse to cut it.
We were both trembling as he drew me to the blanket, and soon our hearts were out-beating the pounding surf.
He kissed my forehead and eyelids before our lips blended. My blouse buttoned down the back, but I pulled it up from the restraining waistband of my skirt and let him finagle with my light ruffled camisole. I had not worn a corset. I never wore them if I could avoid it, as I've said. Arousal had long since transformed my firm nipples into pink pearls, and when his exploring tongue made its sensuous discovery of them, I thought the heat of my passion would surely melt us both.
Beautiful young Irish horsewoman Caitlin Cleary wanted to be a jockey but knew it wasn't possible for a woman in the early 20th century. Being the wife of a horse breeder was a fitting compromise, and when she met and fell in love with wealthy American Charlie Kendall, a novice thoroughbred breeder, she accepted his proposal. When he invited her ambitious social climbing brother Eamonn to teach him the ropes, and accompany him to Pinecroft, his estate deep in the mysterious New Jersey Pine Barrens, her joy was complete. Pinecroft, as Caitlin was destined to learn, was a house of many dark, perverse secrets that threatened the fabric of her marriage. Could she brush them aside and concentrate on the establishment of a successful thoroughbred horse farm, even after her brother Eamonn almost brought her bright hopes to an end?
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In a game of wayward bounces and dramatic swings, it was destined to come down to one more push, one more play. Not much separates these teams, and the Red Wings didn't have quite enough Wednesday night.
With the flip of a pass and the slip of a puck, the Ducks' Nick Bonino scored early in overtime to beat the Wings 3-2 and push a tight series to the brink. Anaheim leads 3-2 with Game 6 back in Detroit, and if the first five games are a precursor, don't put the Pepto away just yet.
This was the third overtime of the series, and the first time the Ducks prevailed. The Wings led twice and had numerous chances to pad it, but couldn't. They'll lament a squandered five-minute power-play and their ears will ring from the sound of shots hitting goalposts. But at 1:54 of overtime, they couldn't stop an innocent-looking play, which is usually how these playoff overtimes end.
Jimmy Howard didn't have much of a chance on the winning goal, as Ben Lovejoy deftly avoided defenseman Brian Lashoff and sent a perfect cross-crease pass to Bonino, who avoided Joakim Andersson and slammed the puck in. Youngsters who have been so integral in the Wings' energetic effort were beaten on the play, but that's the way the series has gone, back and forth, up and down.
This is the Wings' final season in the Western Conference — finally, thankfully — so of course they had to play another late-night thriller for old time's sake. This series isn't over, and might not be over even when it appears to be over. Back to the Joe the teams go for Game 6 Friday night, wearily criss-crossing the country, repeatedly criss-crossing the ice.
"It's playoff hockey, they kept the puck in and got it down low," Howard said of the winning goal. "This team has scraped and clawed all year, and we got a lot of confidence in this group. This series has been a battle."
Back and forth, to and fro
The series has been strange, with so many missed chances for both teams. Really, did you expect anything different? The Wings and Ducks have been counter-punching for an exhausting week now — win-loss-win-loss — and were at it again.
Anaheim dominated the first period. Detroit dominated the second. And each team ducked the other's best shot. This is who the Wings are right now, alternately exhilarating and exasperating.
Johan Franzen supplied an early 1-0 lead because that's what the Mule does in the playoffs, charging straight to the net and poking until the puck dribbles in. But it was merely a respite in the storm, because the Ducks were scrambling all over the ice. They outshot the Wings 18-9 in the first period, and it took Howard's best effort to keep it tight.
In this series, neither team stays down for long. The Wings' young and inconsistent defense makes it difficult to smother anyone, and sure enough, the Ducks broke through on a quick shot by Kyle Palmieri to tie it 1-1. It was a snapped shot that was a snapshot of the series, which is all about sudden turns.
This is the New Normal for the Wings, and the idea is, perhaps veterans such as Howard can keep them in it while the youngsters grow up. Howard did his best and certainly matched Anaheim's Jonas Hiller, but these teams are unpredictable from period to period, shift to shift.
At the risk of repeating myself, the Wings at times are like kids at recess. They go racing all over the place, and sometimes the ball (puck) bounces over the fence (boards) into the neighbor's yard. They get it back, lose it again, get it back.
It can make for palpitating nights in Hockeytown, but I actually think fans have gotten used to it. That doesn't excuse mistakes, and the Wings came out poorly in the first period before picking it up. A start like that can't happen again.
"I think we did lots of good things, and our goaltender was superb in the first," Mike Babcock said. "It was one of those nights. We hit three posts and they didn't go in."
Near misses
The Wings found their legs and were flying in the second period, and the veterans nudged them back in front. Pavel Datsyuk slid the puck ahead as he was falling to the ice, and Henrik Zetterberg skated in with it. His shot caromed off Hiller and laid there for Mikael Samuelsson, as juicy as a puck can look. He slapped it in for a 2-1 lead, but like any advantage between these teams, it was short-lived.
The Wings still lose too many face-offs and take sloppy penalties. But my goodness, they had their chances to push the Ducks to the brink, and just missed. Damien Brunner was stuffed on a breakaway. Brendan Smith fired a shot off the goalpost. Gustav Nyquist fired a shot off the goalpost.
Then the Ducks took their dirty turn, with Daniel Winnik slamming Daniel Cleary face-first into the boards for a five-minute penalty. Winnik could have been kicked out too, as the Wings' Justin Abdelkader was in Game 3. But Cleary wasn't hit in the head, and in today's safety-conscious NHL, that makes a difference.
So what happened with the Wings in the lead and on a long power play? Naturally, the action went the other way, and Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf took charge. He drew an interference penalty on Smith, and on the ensuing power play, Getzlaf ripped a shot past Howard for a 2-2 tie.
That's how it stayed until it ended and that's probably how the series will churn to the finish. The Wings get Abdelkader back after his two-game suspension, and you can figure on another taut game. It only takes one prime chance to alter this series, and the Wings have to ramp it up again, and make sure the next turn is theirs.


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Your young fanatic has to show off his Illinois pride no matter what time of year it is! He has his favorite T-shirt for the warmer months, and now he needs something to show off his Fighting Illini spirit during the winter season. Bundle him up in this Alpine polar fleece full zip jacket in order to ward off the bitter cold and the opposition. This cozy team-colored jacket features an embroidered school logo on the left chest and embroidered "Illinois" felt lettering down the left sleeve. Topping off this team-spirited jacket is a contrast panel with a zippered pocket on the left chest. When the weather calls for something a little more than a T-shirt, make sure he's comfortably warm in his new favorite jacket!
- 100% Polyester fabric
- Bungee drawcord on hemline
- Embroidered felt lettering
- Fleece body
- Full length zipper
- Imported
- Left chest zippered pocket
- Lightweight fleece suitable for mild temperatures
- Officially licensed collegiate product
- Olympic collar
- Quality embroidery
- Two front pockets
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7 different designs per plate.
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