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The Berenstain Bears (2002 TV series): The Homework Hassle (10/6/2003) (PBS) Season 1, Episode 8b The Berenstain Bears (2002 TV series): Lend A Helping Hand (9/26/2003) (PBS) Season 2, Episode 4b

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♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ The bare fact is that ♪

♪ They’re just like you and me ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪

♪ When things go wrong

As things might do ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

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Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ The bare fact is that ♪

♪ They can sweet as honey ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

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BROTHER:

What a problem

at school

BROTHER:

What a problem

at school

BROTHER:

What a problem

at school

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too long,

it can grow

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that everything’s

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that everything’s

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[DOOR OPENS]

Hi, Mama.

Directed by

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Hi, Mama.

Hello, dear.

Directed by

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Gary Hurst

Hello, dear.

Directed by

Scott Glynn &

Gary Hurst

Hello, dear.

How was your

day today?

Great.

How was Brother’s?

Great.

How was Brother’s?

He’s feeling a lot better.

Tomorrow he should be

back at school again.

Tomorrow he should be

back at school again.

Teacher Bob sent home

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another worksheet

for him to do.

another worksheet

for him to do.

Mama, can you get me

another pillow, please?

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Mama, can you get me

another pillow, please?

I’ll get it

for him, Mama.

I’ll get it

for him, Mama.

Thank you, Sister.

Bearannosaurus Rex,

the fiercest dinosaur

that ever lived.

the fiercest dinosaur

that ever lived.

[COUGHS]

Oh, hi, Sister.

Hi. Feeling better?

Not bad. Thanks.

What are you doing?

Making Mount Mesozoic.

[COUGHS]

Mount Mesozoic?

That’s where

Bearannosaurus Rex

and Tribearatops

square off

for the ultimate

Jurassic showdown.

Rarr!

Growl!

Roar!

Here’s another

worksheet.

Here’s another

worksheet.

Here’s another

worksheet.

Great, thanks.

Aren’t you going

to do it?

Aren’t you going

to do it?

Not right now.

[GASPS]

You haven’t even started

the one I brought you on Monday.

Boy, are you behind.

I’ll do them when

I’m feeling better, okay?

[COUGHS]

[COUGHS}

You see? I’m still sick.

[ROARS AND GROWLS]

If you can hold

a dinosaur,

you can hold a pencil.

…It’s currently

75 degrees.

…It’s currently

75 degrees.

[SNAPPY THEME MUSIC

PLAYING]

Oh, boy, the Bear Stooges!

[LAUGHS]

Hi, Lenny!

Hey, you’re alive.

Yep, alive and kicking.

The team sure missed you.

Yeah, same here.

So, what else is new?

Just the math

we’re studying.

Did you get

those worksheets

Did you get

those worksheets

figured out?

I haven’t looked

at them yet,

so I’ll check

them out tonight.

so I’ll check

them out tonight.

so I’ll check

them out tonight.

But today’s the test.

The test?

But before you do that,

you have to divide

the numerator

you have to divide

the numerator

by the denominator,

okay?

Okay, okay. Which

one’s that again?

This one, the number

on the bottom.

Have you got it?

If you’ll all

take your seats,

If you’ll all

take your seats,

we can get started

on the math test.

we can get started

on the math test.

Please remember

to show me all your calculations

Please remember

to show me all your calculations

in the margin.

[GROANS]

[TICKING]

Well done, Fred.

All right.

Great effort, Lenny.

I got perfect.

How’d you do?

I only got two wrong.

[BELL RINGS]

Okay, class dismissed.

Bye, sir.

Goodbye. I’ll see you tomorrow.

Uh-oh. This can’t be good.

I’m afraid it isn’t,

Brother.

Zero?

Didn’t you

do the worksheets

Didn’t you

do the worksheets

I sent home

with your sister?

I sent home

with your sister?

Well, I was pretty sick.

[COUGHS]

It took a lot out of me,

that flu bug…

It took a lot out of me,

that flu bug…

Hmm.

but, uh…I think

I’m going to be okay now,

and I can’t wait

to get those worksheets done.

I’m glad to hear that.

Well, guess I’d better

catch the bus.

Oh, one more thing.

Please have your parents

sign that test

and bring it back to me

tomorrow.

[GULPS]

Yes, sir.

[GROANS]

Even the flu

doesn’t feel this bad.

How was your day at school?

We, uh…

We had a math test

today, and…

[COUGHS]

I don’t feel

very good, Mama.

I don’t feel

very good, Mama.

Oh, dear.

[SNEEZES]

PAPA: I don’t like

the sound of that.

PAPA: I don’t like

the sound of that.

PAPA: I don’t like

the sound of that.

MAMA: Mm-hmm.

You’re running

a temperature.

I think I caught

Brother’s cold.

Yes, that doesn’t

surprise me,

Yes, that doesn’t

surprise me,

Yes, that doesn’t

surprise me,

and now, what were

you saying, son?

and now, what were

you saying, son?

Me? Oh, it was

nothing, really.

Me? Oh, it was

nothing, really.

Sister’s more important

right now.

Sister’s more important

right now.

Here, Sis.

Let me carry

your stuff.

Let me carry

your stuff.

Let me carry

your stuff.

Um…thank you.

[COUGHS]

And I’ll carry you.

I’ll put on

some chicken soup.

I’ll put on

some chicken soup.

[BROTHER MOANS]

No…

[GROANS]

Zero…

Didn’t you do

the worksheets?

Didn’t you do

the worksheets?

Didn’t you do

the worksheets?

You didn’t even

do the worksheet

I brought home

on Monday.

I brought home

on Monday.

Boy, are you behind.

Zero…

Please have your parents

sign the test

and bring it back

in the morning.

and bring it back

in the morning.

Zero!

[GROANS]

Something wrong with your

Honey Numbers, son?

Something wrong with your

Honey Numbers, son?

Huh?

Oh. No. I, uh…

I was just thinking

about something.

I was just thinking

about something.

Will you look at this now, Papa?

All right,

let’s see what

we’ve got here.

[COUGHS]

Hmm.

What does it say?

It says you

still have a fever.

Looks like you’d

better stay home today.

Looks like you’d

better stay home today.

[BROTHER COUGHS]

You know,

I think I might

still be sick.

Oh, I feel hot.

Maybe I should

stay home too.

Maybe I should

stay home too.

You feel perfectly fine.

But what about

this cough?

But what about

this cough?

[COUGHS]

That’s not good.

You’ll probably have that

for a few more days.

You’ll probably have that

for a few more days.

I put a roll

of cough drops

in your book bag.

You did?

Yes, in the

outside pocket.

Oh, right.

Okay, thanks.

[CLOCK TOLLS]

You’d better hurry,

or you’re going to miss the bus.

You’d better hurry,

or you’re going to miss the bus.

Oh. You don’t want

to forget your book bag.

Oh. You don’t want

to forget your book bag.

Huh?

Right,

don’t want to forget that.

Right,

don’t want to forget that.

I just won’t go to school,

and I won’t give my test

back to the teacher.

and I won’t give my test

back to the teacher.

and I won’t give my test

back to the teacher.

It’s not my fault I was sick.

Phooey on school!

Phooey on math!

Phooey on school!

Phooey on math!

Phooey on school!

Phooey on math!

Phooey on school!

Phooey on math!

Phooey on everything!

Oh, no. What am I

supposed to do now?

Oh, no. What am I

supposed to do now?

I can’t go to school,

and I can’t go home.

I can’t go to school,

and I can’t go home.

Oh…

[KNOCKING]

[SLURPS]

Brother!

I’m in trouble, Gran.

Dear me,

this paper

has more wrinkles

than I do.

Well, that’s about

the best I can do.

Well, that’s about

the best I can do.

Well, that’s about

the best I can do.

It looks way better than it did,

but it still has

a big fat zero on it.

but it still has

a big fat zero on it.

but it still has

a big fat zero on it.

Oh, now, don’t be

too hard on yourself,

Brother.

You’re a smart cub.

I know that.

You’re a smart cub.

I know that.

Well, I feel pretty dumb today.

Did you ever get zero on a test,

Gramps?

Did you ever get zero on a test,

Gramps?

Hmm. Can’t say

as I have.

Hmm. Can’t say

as I have.

Aw…

Now, that’s not to say

I haven’t made some

mistakes in my day.

In fact, I made

some real doozies.

You have? Like what?

Let’s go for a walk.

I want to show you

something.

BROTHER: Whoa,

that was your wagon,

Gramps?

Yes, it happened

a long time ago.

Yes, it happened

a long time ago.

Instead of going

around the bog,

I had a notion to go

right through the middle.

I had a notion to go

right through the middle.

I had a notion to go

right through the middle.

I had a notion to go

right through the middle.

Couldn’t you

just turn around?

Couldn’t you

just turn around?

Well, yes,

but for one reason

or another,

I kept on going,

and the farther I went,

the deeper it sank.

Finally, the wagon was in

so deep it wouldn’t budge.

Finally, the wagon was in

so deep it wouldn’t budge.

By that time, I was

too ashamed of myself

to ask someone

for help.

to ask someone

for help.

Gee.

That math test

has you feeling

the same way

I felt that day.

That’s for sure,

except I’m in over my head,

Gramps.

except I’m in over my head,

Gramps.

Oh, now, I wouldn’t say that.

Have you tried

turning things around?

Have you tried

turning things around?

Well, not really.

Well, then you’re

not in too deep yet.

Come on.

I told you it was pretty bad.

Pretty bad?

Can it get any worse

than zero?

Well, it can get worse

when you don’t

tell your parents

and don’t get

on the school bus.

That’s for sure.

MAMA: You should have

come to us right away.

I know. I’m sorry.

At least you’re

coming to us now.

Better late than never,

I always say.

Better late than never,

I always say.

Speaking of which,

we’d better

get you to school.

we’d better

get you to school.

Come on, son.

Thanks, Gramps.

Any time.

Your wagon wasn’t

stuck too badly.

You just needed

a little push.

You just needed

a little push.

And don’t forget

to give this

to Teacher Bob.

to give this

to Teacher Bob.

Don’t worry, Mama.

See you later.

There. All done.

Now you’ve got it,

Brother.

Good work.

What are you doing, Brother?

The soccer game started

10 minutes ago.

The soccer game started

10 minutes ago.

I’ll be out later.

I want to finish

these last two worksheets first.

Worksheets instead of soccer?

Are you feeling okay?

Oh, yes.

I’m feeling a lot better.

The best I’ve felt in days.

The Berenstain Bears (2002 TV series): Go To School (1/15/2003) (PBS) Season 1, Episode 3a [Closed Captioning][]

Based on the

best-selling

books and

TV Series

on PBS™

This series teaches children

simple life lessons and family values through

the adventures of Mama, Papa, Sister and Brother Bear

living in Bear Country.

♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ The bare fact is that ♪

♪ They’re just like you and me ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪

♪ When things go wrong

As things might do ♪

♪ When things go wrong

As things might do ♪

♪ When things go wrong

As things might do ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ The bare fact is that ♪

♪ They can be sweet as honey ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪

T h e B e r e n s T a i n B e a r s ®

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪♪

The BerensTain Bears

Go to School

Written by

Bridget Newson

SISTER:

When summertime ends

The BerensTain Bears

Go to School

Written by

Bridget Newson

and the weather turns cool,

The BerensTain Bears

Go to School

Written by

Bridget Newson

and the weather turns cool,

most little bears

are ready for school.

The BerensTain Bears

Go to School

Written by

Bridget Newson

most little bears

are ready for school.

P.A. ANNOUNCER:

Bear Country Mall

is the place to be

Directed by

Scott Glynn &

Gary Hurst

P.A. ANNOUNCER:

Bear Country Mall

is the place to be

for great

back-to-school bargains,

Directed by

Scott Glynn &

Gary Hurst

for great

back-to-school bargains,

Directed by

Scott Glynn &

Gary Hurst

and check out our specials

in the sewing department.

You won’t believe the savings.

Hmm. While you two

finish getting your

school supplies,

Based on the Books and Characters

by Stan & Jan Berenstain

BASED ON THE BOOKS AND CHARACTERS

BY STAN AND JAN BERENSTAIN

I’ll go and pick up

a few things

I’ll go and pick up

a few things

Based on the Books and Characters

by Stan & Jan Berenstain

BASED ON THE BOOKS AND CHARACTERS

BY STAN AND JAN BERENSTAIN

in the sewing department.

Based on the Books and Characters

by Stan & Jan Berenstain

BASED ON THE BOOKS AND CHARACTERS

BY STAN AND JAN BERENSTAIN

Okay.

Bye, Mama.

I need a new pencil case.

Please hold this,

Brother.

What?

Hey, Sis!

Just for a minute.

[SIGHS]

Whoa.

I’m looking for one

that’s purple.

I’m looking for one

that’s purple.

Heh-heh. No kidding.

[GRUNTS]

I want it to match

my Bearbie backpack.

Could you

hurry up, please?

Could you

hurry up, please?

I’m going

to ask for help.

I’ll be right back.

Hey, don’t leave me here

with all of your…

Hey, don’t leave me here

with all of your…

Hey, don’t leave me here

with all of your…

stuff.

[GROANS]

Hey, is that you,

Brother?

Hey, is that you,

Brother?

Oh, no.

Ooh, look

at the nice backpack.

Ooh, look

at the nice backpack.

Yeah, I didn’t know

you were a Bearbie boy.

Yeah, I didn’t know

you were a Bearbie boy.

Look, it’s not my--

And I didn’t know

you were

a barrette boy,

either.

a barrette boy,

either.

Guys, those aren’t

my barrettes.

Guys, those aren’t

my barrettes.

Very nice.

They really bring out

the color of your eyes.

They really bring out

the color of your eyes.

SISTER: I found one!

Thanks for holding

my things.

You see? It’s her stuff.

Hey, we’re here getting

school supplies too.

Hey, we’re here getting

school supplies too.

That’s right.

We’ve got comic books

and water pistols…

We’ve got comic books

and water pistols…

And pea-shooters.

Don’t you know

you’re not allowed

Don’t you know

you’re not allowed

to have those things

at school?

to have those things

at school?

Really?

I didn’t know that.

You sure you’re old enough

to go to school?

You sure you’re old enough

to go to school?

You sure you’re old enough

to go to school?

Yes, I’m going

into third grade

with Teacher Jane.

[GASPS]

Third grade?

You hear that, guys?

Wasn’t third grade

the worst grade ever?

Wasn’t third grade

the worst grade ever?

Wasn’t third grade

the worst grade ever?

Oh, for sure.

I still have

nightmares about it.

I still have

nightmares about it.

It was so hard.

All those big numbers.

And long words.

And Teacher Jane

sending us

to the principal’s

office every day.

She nearly failed

the whole class.

She did?

Don’t listen to them, Sister.

They’re just trying

to scare you.

No way.

You never had her, Brother.

We did.

I don’t envy you,

that’s for sure.

Come on, guys.

You’d better have fun

while you

still can, kid.

while you

still can, kid.

while you

still can, kid.

while you

still can, kid.

while you

still can, kid.

What a bunch of clowns.

Look at these

delicious apples

Look at these

delicious apples

Look at these

delicious apples

I just got

from Farmer Ben.

They look great, Papa.

They’re good for eating,

and apparently

great for pies too.

Well,

I can’t wait

to taste your pie, Papa.

I can’t wait

to taste your pie, Papa.

I can’t wait

to taste your pie, Papa.

Me? No, no, no, no.

I don’t know how to make pies.

Me? No, no, no, no.

I don’t know how to make pies.

Me? No, no, no, no.

I don’t know how to make pies.

Pies are hard.

Like third grade.

[SIGHS]

I don’t want to go to school.

Too Tall and his gang

were teasing Sister,

telling her third grade

was going to be really hard.

I told her

not to listen.

I told her

not to listen.

They weren’t

the only ones

who said it would be hard.

MAMA:

Who else told you?

SISTER: My second-grade

teacher said

we’d have to work

harder this year.

You always have

to work harder

when you

move up a grade,

but it’s not tough

to be rough

like Too Tall said…

Brother’s right.

Apple, anyone?

Brother’s right.

Apple, anyone?

Brother’s right.

Apple, anyone?

Brother’s right.

Apple, anyone?

And don’t believe

a word they say

And don’t believe

a word they say

about Teacher Jane.

You’ve never had her.

Too Tall has.

Well, yes, but--

I don’t want

to go to school.

But you did very well

at school last year,

and you loved it.

But this year,

the numbers are going

to be a lot bigger,

the numbers are going

to be a lot bigger,

and so are the words.

Hey, I have something

to show you.

Hey, I have something

to show you.

Come on, Sis.

This is all

my old schoolwork

from third grade.

Here’s a spelling list.

“App-re-hen-sive.”

What does that mean?

It means afraid, that’s all.

“Pre-cip-itation.”

What’s that?

Rain.

Well, why don’t they just say

“afraid” and “rain”?

Do you know what a synonym is?

Uh-huh.

It’s my favorite spice,

like synonym toast

It’s my favorite spice,

like synonym toast

and synonym buns.

No, that’s cinnamon.

I said “synonym.”

It’s a word

that’s spelled differently,

but it means the same thing.

See what I mean?

What’s this?

Things we studied

in mathematics.

That’s long division.

It looks a lot harder

than it is.

It’s nothing

to worry about.

Nothing to worry about?

It’s just like

Too Tall said.

It’s too hard!

Oh, dear.

You’ve worked yourself

into a tizzy.

Mama, I don’t want

to go to school,

I want to stay home with you.

I could help you

make pies.

Did somebody say “pie”?

I’ve got the apples peeled

and ready to go.

I’ve got the apples peeled

and ready to go.

I’ve got the apples peeled

and ready to go.

All I need is someone

with pie-making know-how.

I have an easy recipe

for pie.

I have an easy recipe

for pie.

You’ve followed

recipes before, Papa.

But not for pie.

I can’t make pies.

Well,

I’ve got a photo album

to find.

I’ve got a photo album

to find.

Why are you getting

the photo album out,

Why are you getting

the photo album out,

Why are you getting

the photo album out,

Mama?

I was just

thinking back

to when Sister was a worried

about going to kindergarten

to when Sister was a worried

about going to kindergarten

as she is

about going to third grade.

I loved kindergarten.

Well, yes.

Once you got there, you did.

Miss Honey Bear

was really nice,

and that’s where

I met Lizzy,

and they had lots

of toys, and--

Yes, yes.

That’s right, Sister,

but you didn’t know

all those things

before you went,

and you were very worried.

I don’t want to go

to kindergarten, Mama.

I don’t want to go

to kindergarten, Mama.

I want to stay

here with you.

Sister,

I know new things

can sometimes

be upsetting,

but if we don’t try them,

we don’t grow and learn.

but if we don’t try them,

we don’t grow and learn.

That’s what

kindergarten

is all about.

But what if the teacher

doesn’t like me?

Why wouldn’t she like you?

You’re a very

likable cub.

You’re a very

likable cub.

Yeah. Well, most of the time.

I know Miss Honey Bear

will be happy

to have you

will be happy

to have you

in her

kindergarten class.

But I can’t go tomorrow.

I’m too busy.

But I can’t go tomorrow.

I’m too busy.

But I can’t go tomorrow.

I’m too busy.

But I can’t go tomorrow.

I’m too busy.

Too busy?

I promised Brother

I’d make a picture.

You can make me a picture

in kindergarten, Sister.

You can make me a picture

in kindergarten, Sister.

You can make me a picture

in kindergarten, Sister.

You can make me a picture

in kindergarten, Sister.

They’ve got lots

of paints and crayons

in every color you can think of.

But I want to hear

my storybooks.

But I want to hear

my storybooks.

They have lots of books

at kindergarten too,

with stories you

haven’t heard before.

I was going to build something

with my blocks.

I was going to build something

with my blocks.

They have enough blocks

to build a castle

They have enough blocks

to build a castle

in kindergarten.

That was one

of Brother’s

That was one

of Brother’s

favorite things

about school.

There’s a tub

of blocks

There’s a tub

of blocks

taller than you.

What do you say,

Sister?

What do you say,

Sister?

Can you give

kindergarten a try?

Can you give

kindergarten a try?

MAMA:

And so you went with Brother

on the bus

for your first day of school.

Is it all right

if I sit here?

Uh-huh.

Welcome to Bear

Country School.

Welcome to Bear

Country School.

My name is Miss Honey Bear,

and I’m your new

kindergarten teacher.

and I’m your new

kindergarten teacher.

Would you like to come inside

and meet your classmates?

Would you like to come inside

and meet your classmates?

[BELL RINGS]

Mama!

Why are you here?

Oh, I just thought

I’d stop by

to see

how you were doing.

to see

how you were doing.

I’m having fun.

Brother was right.

They do have

lots of paint colors.

They do have

lots of paint colors.

They do have

lots of paint colors.

More than a hundred…

Is that right?

And they do have

a big tub of blocks,

just like Papa said.

Lizzy and I

built a giant castle.

Lizzy?

Uh-huh.

She’s my new friend.

New best friend.

Pleased to meet you,

Lizzy.

Pleased to meet you,

Lizzy.

Hi.

We’re having recess.

And what do you do at recess?

Um…

Do you know?

This is my first one.

[LAUGHS]

I’ll help you

get started.

Come on over

to the swings,

and I’ll push you.

Okay.

That’s a good idea.

And that’s how you discovered

how much you like school.

I was really

worried then,

I was really

worried then,

but when I got there,

I liked it a lot.

Just think

what would have happened

Just think

what would have happened

if you hadn’t tried it at all.

So, what do you think

about third grade now?

Hmm. I guess I could try it.

[BUS HORN HONKS]

Have fun at school.

We will!

Sister, I thought Teacher Jane

might like one of these.

Thanks, Papa.

[SIGHS]

[♪♪♪]

[DOOR OPENS]

BROTHER: We’re home.

SISTER: Hi, Mama.

Hello, cubs.

Well, Sister,

how was third grade?

It was great, Mama.

We did some new

math problems

and learned

some new words.

So it wasn’t

that much harder?

It was a bit harder,

but I guess I’m

just getting smarter.

[CHUCKLES]

Too bad Too Tall

can’t say the name.

Too bad Too Tall

can’t say the name.

The teacher took away

his pea-shooter and comic books.

Too Tall should have

listened to me…

Instead of you listening to him.

[SNIFFS]

Mama, did you make an apple pie?

No.

I made a pie.

You made a pie, Papa?

Yep. I figured if Sister

could try something new,

Yep. I figured if Sister

could try something new,

then so could I.

[SNIFFS]

Well, it smells great.

And you know,

it wasn’t very tricky after all.

And you know,

it wasn’t very tricky after all.

It was as easy as…

well, pie.

It was as easy as…

well, pie.

Mmm.

[LAUGHING]

MAMA: Oh, Papa.

The Berenstain Bears (2002 TV series): The Homework Hassle (10/6/2003) (PBS) Season 1, Episode 8b [Closed Captioning][]

Based on the

best-selling

books and

TV Series

on PBS™

This series teaches children

simple life lessons and family values through

the adventures of Mama, Papa, Sister and Brother Bear

living in Bear Country.

♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ The bare fact is that ♪

♪ They’re just like you and me ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪

♪ When things go wrong

As things might do ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ The bare fact is that ♪

♪ They can be sweet as honey ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪

T h e B e r e n s T a i n B e a r s ®

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪♪

MAMA:

If you’re a bear

who loves TV,

MAMA:

If you’re a bear

who loves TV,

The BerensTain Bears

and

The Homework Hassle

Written by

Bob Ardiel

Sheila Dinsmore

loud music

and fun,

The BerensTain Bears

and

The Homework Hassle

Written by

Bob Ardiel

Sheila Dinsmore

how are you

going to get

your homework done?

Directed by

Gary Hurst &

Kervin Faria

Directed by

Gary Hurst &

Kervin Faria

Based on the Books and Characters

by Stan & Jan Berenstain

BASED ON THE BOOKS AND CHARACTERS

BY STAN AND JAN BERENSTAIN

Oh, fiddle.

Based on the Books and Characters

by Stan & Jan Berenstain

BASED ON THE BOOKS AND CHARACTERS

BY STAN AND JAN BERENSTAIN

[HUMS]

Whoa!

Papa!

Aah!

I’ve got you.

Oh, would you

look at that?

Oh, would you

look at that?

I’ve snared a husband.

I never thought walking

into the living room

could be so hazardous.

Now, just stay put

while I find

the end of this.

I don’t see as I have a choice.

It’s not as big

as it used to be.

Oh, I’d better get winding.

Yuck.

[SNIFFS]

What kind of

sandwiches are those?

What kind of

sandwiches are those?

Mmm. Peanut butter and honey.

Yuck.

Smells like

peanut butter

and garbage to me.

peanut butter

and garbage to me.

Now that you

mention it,

Now that you

mention it,

I smelled

something bad

while I was sitting there

last night.

What in the world

is in Brother’s backpack?

What in the world

is in Brother’s backpack?

Hey, my newspaper!

Don’t worry.

I won’t spoil

the sports section.

Oh, rotting

lunch leftovers.

Is this a backpack

or a composter?

Well, at least we know

he’s not littering.

Hmm.

What’s this?

A note from

Brother’s teacher?

“I regret to inform you…”

Hmm.

Looks like you and I

better have a talk

with our son.

Turn it on, Freddy.

The Astro Bears are

locked out of their friendship.

What? Channel 10.

You’d better hurry.

The Glob has them cornered.

You’d better hurry.

The Glob has them cornered.

You’d better hurry.

The Glob has them cornered.

You’d better hurry.

The Glob has them cornered.

Earth to Brother,

Earth to Brother.

This is your

Papa speaking.

Freddy, I’ve got to go.

I’ll call you later. Bye.

Were you saying

something, Papa?

Were you saying

something, Papa?

I wasn’t quite reading you.

You’re not reading

much of anything,

You’re not reading

much of anything,

according to this letter

from your teacher.

I…

It says here

you’ve fallen

way behind

in your homework.

Maybe Brother’s

too busy with other things,

Maybe Brother’s

too busy with other things,

like girls.

I am not.

Sister, that’s

quite enough.

Sister, that’s

quite enough.

Yes. Go and do

your own homework.

Yes. Go and do

your own homework.

I’m already done.

That’s because your homework

is easy.

That’s because your homework

is easy.

Is not.

Is too.

Stop that now, both of you.

Let’s figure out

what the problem is here.

I’ll tell you

what the problem is.

I’ll tell you

what the problem is.

I have too much homework.

There’s English and math

and there’s science

and history and, oh,

every subject every day

until it’s coming

out of my ears.

until it’s coming

out of my ears.

until it’s coming

out of my ears.

until it’s coming

out of my ears.

Is that so?

Have you been

doing your homework every day?

Have you been

doing your homework every day?

Well…

Heh-heh. Not really.

If you did a little homework

every day,

it wouldn’t pile up

to a mountain of work,

it wouldn’t pile up

to a mountain of work,

which is what

you have here.

Oh…

I’m afraid Papa’s right.

There are going to have to be

some changes around here.

There are going to have to be

some changes around here.

Like what?

Like no more music,

no more TV,

Like no more music,

no more TV,

no more talking

on the phone.

no more talking

on the phone.

no more talking

on the phone.

What about video games, Papa?

And no more video games

until you get caught up

with your homework.

until you get caught up

with your homework.

until you get caught up

with your homework.

But you don’t understand.

That’ll take forever.

But you don’t understand.

That’ll take forever.

But you don’t understand.

That’ll take forever.

Then you’d better get started.

[GROANS]

Where are you going?

I’m just going outside

to see the sunlight

I’m just going outside

to see the sunlight

and smell

the fresh air

and smell

the fresh air

one last time.

[DOOR CLOSES]

[PHONE RINGS]

I’ll get it!

Hello? Yes, it is.

Uh-huh. He’s right here.

You’re welcome.

It’s for you, Papa.

Thank you, sweetie.

Hello?

Yes, that’s me.

Papa Q. Bear.

I see. I see.

I see.

Well, it’s just

that I’ve been so busy lately.

Well, it’s just

that I’ve been so busy lately.

Well, it’s just

that I’ve been so busy lately.

Well, it’s just

that I’ve been so busy lately.

Uh…

Why, yes, the big tree house.

You can’t miss it.

Who was it, dear?

Mr. Debit of the Tax Department.

It seems I forgot

to send in my tax forms.

It seems I forgot

to send in my tax forms.

It seems I forgot

to send in my tax forms.

It seems I forgot

to send in my tax forms.

Oh, no.

What are tax forms?

Well…

it’s sort of like

homework for grownups.

it’s sort of like

homework for grownups.

No TV and no music

and no anything.

No TV and no music

and no anything.

No TV and no music

and no anything.

No TV and no music

and no anything.

Hmph.

It’s not fair.

Huh?

Brother!

What a surprise!

Gramps! Gran!

What are you

doing here?

Picking berries.

Well, until somebody started

throwing sticks at us.

Well, until somebody started

throwing sticks at us.

I’m sorry.

I was just upset

about something.

I didn’t know you were there.

Oh?

Do you want to talk about it?

It’s kind of

a long story.

Why don’t you come back

to the house with us

Why don’t you come back

to the house with us

and have some berries and cream?

Good idea.

It doesn’t have

a happy ending, Gramps.

Well, I reckon a bowl

of fresh berries

won’t make it any worse.

And now I can’t watch TV

or play video games or anything

And now I can’t watch TV

or play video games or anything

until I get all caught up

with my homework.

Well, that doesn’t sound

too unreasonable to me.

But Papa doesn’t understand.

I’m so far behind.

I’ll never catch up.

I know the situation

seems terrible

right now,

but you’ll catch up.

That’s right,

just like your father did.

What do you mean?

The same thing happened to him

when he was a cub.

GRAN: Of course,

there was

no television

back then.

no television

back then.

No television?

Oh, no. We had

a radio instead.

Oh, no. We had

a radio instead.

In those days,

you could listen

to fantastic stories

every night.

GRAN: And your father

liked to listen to the radio

while he was

doing his homework.

while he was

doing his homework.

His favorite show

was Jet Bear George

of the Space Frontier.

GRAMPS: Only the more interested

he became in the radio,

the further behind he fell

in his schoolwork.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

I made sure he got it done.

I clamped down on him

the way he’s

clamping down on you.

the way he’s

clamping down on you.

Hmm.

Maybe Papa does understand,

and I guess I haven’t been

doing a good job

of keeping up with my homework.

The worst thing

you can do with homework

is put it off

until later.

That’s right.

It’s called

procrastination.

Procasta-what?

Procrastination,

putting off a job until tomorrow

Procrastination,

putting off a job until tomorrow

when you know

it should be done today.

GRAMPS: Yes, sir.

When your Papa buckled down

and did his homework every day,

he became a much better student.

I understand, Gramps,

but how am I ever

going to get

caught up?

Well, you might ask Teacher Bob

to give you a catch-up period.

I think

he’ll go along with that.

He’s a pretty good guy.

That’s a good idea,

but the first thing

I have to do

is go home and get

some done today.

is go home and get

some done today.

That’s the spirit.

If Papa can do it,

then so can I.

If Papa can do it,

then so can I.

If Papa can do it,

then so can I.

And fill out this form

and attach it

to the first one.

It covers various

tax deductions.

It covers various

tax deductions.

Fairly straight

forward, really.

Fairly straight

forward, really.

Um…

Uh, yes, of course.

Psst.

Sis!

Who’s that guy?

He’s Mr. Debit

from the Bear Country

Tax Department.

You’re not the only one

who has a lot of homework.

You’re not the only one

who has a lot of homework.

Well, I must be off.

I look forward

to hearing from you

next week.

Good day, Mrs. Bear.

Good day.

Looks like we both

have a lot of work to do.

Looks like we both

have a lot of work to do.

Looks like we both

have a lot of work to do.

Looks like we both

have a lot of work to do.

We might as well get

caught up together.

We might as well get

caught up together.

I suppose

we could both use a lesson

in doing important things first.

How about starting right now?

Aah!

Here.

Have some paper clips, Papa.

Thank you.

Um, anything else you need?

Another day or two

would be nice,

but I don’t think you have that

in your pencil case.

but I don’t think you have that

in your pencil case.

[LAUGHS] Nope, sorry.

I’ll get it! [PHONE RINGS]

Hello?

Uh-huh. He’s right here.

Would you like to speak to him?

Okay.

Uh-oh. I hope it’s

not Mr. Debit again.

Uh-oh. I hope it’s

not Mr. Debit again.

It’s not for you, Papa.

It’s for Brother.

Phew.

Hello?

Hi, Freddy. What’s up?

No way.

No one’s ever gotten

to level fine in “Dino Battle.”

Sure, I’d love to see how.

Right now?

Well, I’d like to, Freddy,

but I’m trying

a whole new homework system.

Instead of falling way behind,

I’m keeping up with my homework

every day.

Well,

thanks for the invite anyway.

Yep, bye.

Freddy’s a good guy

and my best friend and all that,

but he can be a pain sometimes.

Oh? What did he say?

He said that he always

does his homework every day

and never falls behind.

Sounds like he has

the right idea.

Here you go.

How’s it coming along?

Good.

Just one more

question to go

and I’ve finished

my history homework.

How about you?

Just one more calculation

to make

and I’ve finished my tax form,

and it’s a good thing,

because if I’m at this

much longer,

I won’t be able to see straight.

[LAUGHS]

[MUMBLES]

Ta-da! All done.

Ta-da! I’m all done too.

Did you say

you’re all done?

Well, not everything,

but at least my history

is finished,

and I just have

to do a few I’s

and cross a few T’s

on the rest of it.

and cross a few T’s

on the rest of it.

Congratulations,

and speaking of history,

let’s decide

here and now

that the whole business

of letting homework slide

is history,

and that goes for both of you.

Deal?

Deal. Deal.

[LAUGHING]

The Berenstain Bears (2002 TV series): Lend A Helping Hand (9/26/2003) (PBS) Season 2, Episode 4b [Closed Captioning][]

Based on the

best-selling

books and

TV Series

on PBS™

This series teaches children

simple life lessons and family values through

the adventures of Mama, Papa, Sister and Brother Bear

living in Bear Country.

♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Somewhere deep

In Bear Country ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ Lives

The Berenstain Bear family ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re kind of furry

Around the torso ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ They’re a lot like people

Only more so ♪

♪ The bare fact is that ♪

♪ They’re just like you and me ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The only difference

Is they live in a tree ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪

♪ When things go wrong

As things might do ♪

♪ When things go wrong

As things might do ♪

♪ When things go wrong

As things might do ♪

♪ When things go wrong

As things might do ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears

Will find a way through ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ Mama, Papa

Sister and Brother ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ They’ll always be there

For each other ♪

♪ The bare fact is that ♪

♪ They can be sweet as honey ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ Sometimes you’ll find

They might be just plain funny ♪

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪

T h e B e r e n s T a i n B e a r s ®

♪ The Berenstain Bears ♪♪

BROTHER AND SISTER:

When a cub finds out

The BerensTain Bears

Lend A Helping Hand

Written by

Brian Lasenby

that someone’s in need,

The BerensTain Bears

Lend A Helping Hand

Written by

Brian Lasenby

that someone’s in need,

it feels really nice

to do a good deed.

The BerensTain Bears

Lend A Helping Hand

Written by

Brian Lasenby

I hope we

get to Freddy’s

I hope we

get to Freddy’s

before they pick teams

for basketball.

Me too.

Directed by

Scott Glynn &

Gary Hurst

Me too.

I don’t want to be on

the losing side again.

Directed by

Scott Glynn &

Gary Hurst

I don’t want to be on

the losing side again.

I don’t want to be on

the losing side again.

Directed by

Scott Glynn &

Gary Hurst

Hey, wait up!

Based on the Books and Characters

by Stan & Jan Berenstain

BASED ON THE BOOKS AND CHARACTERS

BY STAN AND JAN BERENSTAIN

Good morning, cubs.

Based on the Books and Characters

by Stan & Jan Berenstain

BASED ON THE BOOKS AND CHARACTERS

BY STAN AND JAN BERENSTAIN

Good morning, cubs.

Hi, Widow Jones.

What happened?

This old tree limb

broke off in the wind

last night.

broke off in the wind

last night.

broke off in the wind

last night.

I’ll move it for you.

I can help too.

My goodness.

Aren’t you

a couple of strong cubs?

Aren’t you

a couple of strong cubs?

This is easy.

Yep, it’s

a piece of cake.

Yep, it’s

a piece of cake.

Mr. Brown will be so tickled

to get this.

He’s always

on the lookout

for wood to burn

in his fireplace.

You were taking this

to Mr. Brown’s house?

On Maple Street?

Yes.

I hope that’s not

too much trouble for you.

Um, no.

It’s not too much trouble,

is it, Brother?

No, we can do it.

Come on, Sis.

Let’s get this

thing delivered.

Thank you, cubs!

You’re welcome! You’re welcome!

Whew. That was our

good deed for the day.

That’s our good deed

for the week.

I hope we aren’t going to be

late for basketball.

I hope we aren’t going to be

late for basketball.

Even if we are late,

I’m glad

we helped out.

Me too.

Come on. let’s hurry.

Where did that

come from?

Weird. Look!

[SIGHS]

Oh, dear, what will I do now?

Hi.

My,

didn’t the two of you come along

in the nick of time?

didn’t the two of you come along

in the nick of time?

We did?

My cart’s out of transmission,

and I need someone

to deliver this hot meal

to Marjorie Brewster.

Her hip’s been

acting up again.

Hey, Mrs. Brewster’s

house

is on the way

to Freddy’s.

Come on, Sis.

It’s operation Meals on Heels.

Come on, Sis.

It’s operation Meals on Heels.

Come on, Sis.

It’s operation Meals on Heels.

[GIGGLES]

Thank you ever so much.

No problem,

Widow Jones.

See you later.

We’ll have

this delivery

done in no time.

Oh, cubs,

could you please

bring me back those containers

could you please

bring me back those containers

after she’s

finished eating?

I’d really

appreciate it.

Boy, Mrs. Brewster

sure is a slow eater.

It’s because she talks

about her grandcubs

between every spoonful.

We’ll be lucky

if we get to Freddy’s

before the game is over.

I know.

We don’t have time

to do more errands.

We’ll just leave this

on Widow Jones’ doorstep.

She’ll see it.

Sure.

Here, kitty, kitty, kitty.

Come to Widow Jones.

Oh, the poor thing.

[LAUGHING]

Oh, isn’t this splendid?

My favorite cubs

have come to the

rescue again…

have come to the

rescue again…

Come to the rescue?

Or I should say,

“Fluffy’s rescue.”

Or I should say,

“Fluffy’s rescue.”

Meow!

Don’t worry, Widow Jones.

We’ll get Fluffy down.

Don’t worry, Widow Jones.

We’ll get Fluffy down.

It’s wonderful

having cubs like you

in the neighborhood.

having cubs like you

in the neighborhood.

There you go, Fluffy.

Good kitty.

Climb down.

Come on, come on.

Yay!

Hey!

You did it!

Hey!

You did it!

Well done!

Could you please

get Fluffy off me?

[SIGHS]

Here’s your cat, Widow Jones.

Oh, Fluffy isn’t my cat.

He isn’t?

No, he belongs to the Bearsons.

You mean…

the Bearsons

who live past the library?

That’s right.

I’ll give them a ring

and tell them

you’re on your way.

and tell them

you’re on your way.

They’ll be just thrilled

to have Fluffy

back home.

I’m so pleased

Brother and Sister

were able

to help you out.

Uh-huh.

Yes, I’ll be sure to tell them.

Oh, hold on.

They just

came in the door.

Would you like to speak

to one of them?

All right.

It’s Widow Jones.

You talk to her.

Huh? No way.

I don’t want

to talk to her.

What’s gotten into you two?

Yes, Widow Jones

thinks the world

of you cubs.

[SIGHS]

Hello?

You’re welcome.

Next Saturday?

Um, well, actually,

Sister and I were--

[MAMA CLEARS THROAT]

Yes, we’ll help you

clean out your attic.

Yes, we’ll help you

clean out your attic.

Okay, bye.

Aw, I was supposed

to play at Lizzy’s

on Saturday.

And I told Lenny I’d come over

and check out

his new video game.

Those things can always

wait until another time.

I’m sure Lenny and Lizzy

will understand.

You know,

you two should be

very proud

of yourselves.

Helping others

is a tradition

that Bear Country

was built on.

But we already

helped out

for a whole afternoon.

Come on, Sis.

Let’s go do

something fun

before it gets dark.

[DOOR CLOSES]

WIDOW JONES: You know,

it’s been years

since I’ve been

in this attic.

since I’ve been

in this attic.

Goodness.

There’s so much up here.

It’s hard to know

where to start.

It’s hard to know

where to start.

We’re cleaning up

all of this?

It’ll take all day.

If we move some

of these things

out of the way,

we’ll have a spot

to sort things

into a keeper pile

and a pile

for the yard sale next Saturday.

Yard sale?

Next Saturday?

We’re going

somewhere that day,

aren’t we?

Right, we’re going…

away.

So, we won’t be around

to help out…

at all.

Oh, don’t you worry.

I’ll be able to manage

on my own.

Come on, Sis.

Let’s get to work.

Gee, Widow Jones,

you sure like

birds a lot.

I was the bird lady

in this neighborhood.

I was the bird lady

in this neighborhood.

Really?

Uh-huh.

Any time someone

found a sick bird,

they’d bring it to me

to nurse back to health.

Cool dress.

Oh, that’s my old

candy striper uniform.

Candy striper?

That’s what they call

the young volunteers

who help

at the hospital.

who help

at the hospital.

You might as well put this dress

in the yard sale pile.

I’m a little too old

for that job now.

Whose team is this?

That’s a picture

of the Bear Country Homers.

We were league champs

two years in a row.

That was the finest team

I ever coached.

That’s you?

Mm-hmm,

and there’s

someone else

in the picture

you might

recognize too.

There is?

Who?

The cub in the front row here.

That’s your Mama.

No way.

Wow, she’s just a cub.

You know,

I think I just might

hang this downstairs

in the parlor.

Wow, check out

this old radio.

Wow, check out

this old radio.

[STATIC HUMMING]

Hey, it still works.

DJ: Good morning

from the station

that gets you shaking,

Bear Country Rock,

and now, a new hit

from the Buster

Bruin Band,

“Back Scratching

Boogie”!

[BOOGIE-WOOGIE MUSIC PLAYING]

All right.

Yeah! Whoo-hoo!

Come on, Widow Jones.

Dance with us.

Oh!

[LAUGHS]

You’re doing great.

[STATIC HUMS, MUSIC STOPS]

Uh-oh.

[LAUGHS]

It used to do that

back in the ‘50s too.

That’s why

I put it up here.

That’s why

I put it up here.

Oh, I can’t put

that old thing

in my yard sale.

Gee, you’ll be rich

when you sell

all this stuff.

Oh, I’m not keeping the money

for myself.

I’m donating it to the library.

Phew.

I don’t know if it’s hot up here

or if I was dancing too hard.

I don’t know if it’s hot up here

or if I was dancing too hard.

I don’t know if it’s hot up here

or if I was dancing too hard.

I think I need some lemonade.

Would you two like some?

That would be great.

Yes, please.

Widow Jones

is really nice,

isn’t she?

And she’s always doing things

for everybody else.

It won’t be easy for her

to get all of this stuff outside

by herself next weekend.

to get all of this stuff outside

by herself next weekend.

to get all of this stuff outside

by herself next weekend.

I know.

Are you doing anything important

next Saturday?

Yeah, kind of.

I’m helping out a neighbor

at her yard sale.

Me too.

It’s a real antique.

Widow Jones says

it’s nearly as old

as she is.

Oh, well,

it certainly

is comfortable.

I think I’ll take it.

It’s Widow Jones’

old glove.

She used to coach

the Bear Country Homers.

Is that so?

You have yourself

a deal.

Thank you, sir.

Have a nice day.

Pretty soon, there won’t be

anything left to sell.

I know.

It feels good

helping Widow Jones.

I like doing this.

Me too.

The library

is going to be

very pleased indeed.

I don’t know

how I’ll ever thank you.

I don’t know

how I’ll ever thank you.

We’re the ones

who should be thanking you.

Thanking me? For what?

For teaching us

about helping others.

Judging by what good helpers

you are,

I’d say I did

a pretty good job.

[MEOWING]

Oh, no!

Fluffy!

What’s he doing back here?

Come on, Sis.

Looks like we’ve got

some more work to do.

[LAUGHING]

Trouble At School Season 1, Episode 1a End Credits [Closed Captioning][]

Based on the

best-selling

books and

TV Series

on PBS™

This series teaches children

simple life lessons and family values through

the adventures of Mama, Papa, Sister and Brother Bear

living in Bear Country.

The BerensTain Bears’

Trouble at School

Written by

Brian Lasenby

A NELVANA LIMITED /

AGOGO ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED

CO-PRODUCTION

A Nelvana Limited /

Agogo Entertainment Limited

Co-production

[♪♪♪]

A Nelvana Limited /

Agogo Entertainment Limited

Co-production

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

MICHAEL HIRSH

SCOTT DYER AND

STEVEN CHING

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Michael Hirsh

Scott Dyer

Steven Ching

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

STAN AND JAN BERENSTAIN

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Stan and Jan Berenstain

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Stan and Jan Berenstain

SUPERVISING PRODUCERS

Patricia R. Burns

Jocelyn Hamilton

Michelle Melanson (Actor . Ken Cuperus’ wife)

Cynthia Taylor

PRODUCER

Lan Lamon

STORY EDITORS

Peter Sauder

Bob Ardiel

ASSISTANT DIRECTORS

Tony Egizii

Lynn Reist

Derek Prout

Cory Morrison

THEME SONG BY

STAN MEISSNER

SCORE BY

RAY PARKER AND

TOM SZCZESNIAK

THEME SONG BY

Stan Meissner

SCORE BY

Ray Parker and

Tom Szczesniak

“THE BERENSTAIN BEARS” PERFORMED BY

LEE ANN WOMACK

LEE ANN WOMACK APPEARS COURTESY OF

MCA NASHVILLE

“The Berenstain Bears” PERFORMED BY

Lee Ann Womack

Lee Ann Womack appears courtesy of

MCA Nashville

WITH THE VOICE TALENTS OF:

Brother Bear (character): Michael Cera

Sister Bear (character): Tajja Isen

Mama: Camilla Scott

TV Announcer,

Lenny Bearfoot,

Teacher Bob: Dee Bradley Baker

Cousin Freddy Bear: Marc McMulkin

Papa: Benedict Campbell

Grizzly Gran: Corinne Conley

Gramps (character): Les Carlson

VOICE DIRECTOR

Jessie Thomson

CASTING DIRECTOR

Karen Goora

CASTING SUPERVISOR

Dee Shipley

CASTING CO-ORDINATOR

Danis Goulet

CASTING ASSISTANT

Elisabeth Soares

RECORDING ASSISTANTS

Kerry Bones Helena Werren

PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR

Ruta Cube

PRODUCTION MANAGERS

Brenda Wall

Celia Ching He Zhi Xiang

LINE PRODUCER

Catherine Wong

PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATORS

Leslie Zahara Jennifer Kun

Rachel Si Tommy Tang

Margot Ho

PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS

Caroline Simmons Marie-Anne Burgess

SCRIPT CO-ORDINATORS

Alice Prodanou Andrea Sykes

STORYBOARD ARTISTS

Steve Remen Kevin Currie

John Flagg Gord Jackson

Annelies Davis Trevor Hierons

Dan Nosella Troy Sullivan

Mitch Manzer Jeff White

Daniel Payette

STORYBOARD CLEAN-UP

Rui Albino Blayne Burnside

Tim Pallett Myrosia Humenik

STORYBOARD CO-ORDINATORS

Allan Parker Lesley Saliwonchyk

DESIGN SUPERVISORS

Alan Knappett Cynthia Ward

DESIGN CO-ORDINATORS

Hilary Huffman Bridget Whitley

DESIGNERS

Mark Beaumont Michael McKay

Dalibor Granic Brad Markewitz

Maureen Shelleau Lorenzo Del Bianco

Laura Vegys Lisa Whittick

Steve Millard Matthew Braddon

Patrick Rowsome Diamond Dave

Wayne Arenburg Gord Jackson

Mike Tweedle Dave MacDougall

Royce Langford Darren Ward

Sue Wilkinson

DIRECTOR’S NOTES

Niall Johnston Teruyo Watanabe

Alan Jefferey

LIP SYNC

Cathy Parkes

PRE-PRODUCTION EDITORS

Simon Giles Cedric Dufour

Todd Trussler

ANIMATION SUPERVISORS

Michael Stevens Yang Xiao

Ji Xiao Yu Yu Gin Qiang

Ding Xiao Ping Zhu Xiao

LAYOUT SUPERVISORS

Dolores Moreira Ji Chun

Wen Zhen Fu Liu Xin Hua

HEAD CLEANUP AND IN-BETWEEN

Lin Hua Zhu Jin

Zou Hui

BACKGROUND ARTISTS

Ange Zhang Teodossi Kiriakov

Kelvin Smith Lynn Zen Roos

Angela Cabral Shu Chu Chu

Maureen Paxton Yuen Him Tai

Susan Menzies

COLOR STYLISTS

Dale Cox Lise Gravel

Lang Jun

FINAL CHECKERS

Ma Yan Shen Zhong Qiang Hua

DIGITAL COMPOSITING SUPERVISORS

Kwok Lai Man Zhang Wen Juan

BACKGROUND CO-ORDINATORS

Rebecca Orr Crissy Boylan

DIRECTOR, AUDIO & VIDEO POST PRODUCTION

Helen LeBeau

POST PRODUCTION AUDIO CONSULTANT

Rob Kirkpatrick

POST PRODUCTION MANAGER

Nancy E. Black

POST PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS

Joey Aguiar Steve Henry

PICTURE EDITOR

Kerri Locke

ONLINE EDITOR

Andrew Mandziuk

RE-RECORDING ENGINEER

Eric Lambi

INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL SERVICES

Dan Wannamaker

POST AUDIO SUPERVISOR

Steven Cole

MUSIC SUPERVISOR

Amy Fritz

MUSIC EDITOR

Steve Shelski

DIALOGUE EDITOR

Peter Riley

SOUND EFFECTS EDITOR

Heather Pajuluoma

ASSISTANT SOUND EDITOR

David Drage

BUSINESS AND LEGAL AFFAIRS

Jane Harrison

Catherine Lam

ACCOUNTANT

Virginia Yau

TREEHOUSE PRODUCTION EXECUTIVES

Maryke McEwen Jamie Piekarz

EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS FOR PBS

Eve Hall Shalom Fisch

ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION FACILITIES

Access Post Production Audio, Inc.

The Fearless Film & Video Corporation

Funbag Animation Studios Inc.

Magnetic North

Planet Voice Casting

Studio 306 Inc.

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In Association With PBS

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Canada

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Agogo Entertainment Limited

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Go To School Season 1, Episode 3a End Credits [Closed Captioning][]

Based on the

best-selling

books and

TV Series

on PBS™

This series teaches children

simple life lessons and family values through

the adventures of Mama, Papa, Sister and Brother Bear

living in Bear Country.

The Homework Hassle Season 1, Episode 8b End Credits[]

Based on the

best-selling

books and

TV Series

on PBS™

This series teaches children

simple life lessons and family values through

the adventures of Mama, Papa, Sister and Brother Bear

living in Bear Country.

Lend A Helping Hand Season 2, Episode 4b End Credits[]

Based on the

best-selling

books and

TV Series

on PBS™

This series teaches children

simple life lessons and family values through

the adventures of Mama, Papa, Sister and Brother Bear

living in Bear Country.

The BerensTain Bears

Lend A Helping Hand

Written by

Brian Lasenby

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AGOGO ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED

CO-PRODUCTION

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Agogo Entertainment Limited

Co-production

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MICHAEL HIRSH

SCOTT DYER AND

STEVEN CHING

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Michael Hirsh

Scott Dyer

Steven Ching

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

STAN AND JAN BERENSTAIN

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Stan and Jan Berenstain

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Stan and Jan Berenstain

SUPERVISING PRODUCERS

Patricia R. Burns

Jocelyn Hamilton

Michelle Melanson (Actor . Ken Cuperus’ wife)

Cynthia Taylor

PRODUCER

Lan Lamon

STORY EDITORS

Peter Sauder

Bob Ardiel

ASSISTANT DIRECTORS

Tony Egizii

Lynn Reist

Derek Prout

Cory Morrison

THEME SONG BY

STAN MEISSNER

SCORE BY

RAY PARKER AND

TOM SZCZESNIAK

THEME SONG BY

Stan Meissner

SCORE BY

Ray Parker and

Tom Szczesniak

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LEE ANN WOMACK

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MCA NASHVILLE

“The Berenstain Bears” PERFORMED BY

Lee Ann Womack

Lee Ann Womack appears courtesy of

MCA Nashville

WITH THE VOICE TALENTS OF:

Brother Bear (character): Michael Cera

Sister Bear (character): Tajja Isen

Widder Jones: Mary Jo Catlett

Fluffy the orange fluffy Nala-like cat: Dee Bradley Baker

Mama: Camilla Scott

Papa: Benedict Campbell

Radio DJ: Lori Alan

Old Lady: Carolyn Lawrence

Man: Clancy Brown

VOICE DIRECTOR

Jessie Thomson

CASTING DIRECTOR

Karen Goora

CASTING SUPERVISOR

Dee Shipley

CASTING CO-ORDINATOR

Danis Goulet

CASTING ASSISTANT

Elisabeth Soares

RECORDING ASSISTANTS

Kerry Bones Helena Werren

PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR

Ruta Cube

PRODUCTION MANAGERS

Brenda Wall

Celia Ching He Zhi Xiang

LINE PRODUCER

Catherine Wong

PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATORS

Leslie Zahara Jennifer Kun

Rachel Si Tommy Tang

Margot Ho

PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS

Caroline Simmons Marie-Anne Burgess

SCRIPT CO-ORDINATORS

Alice Prodanou Andrea Sykes

STORYBOARD ARTISTS

Steve Remen Kevin Currie

John Flagg Gord Jackson

Annelies Davis Trevor Hierons

Dan Nosella Troy Sullivan

Mitch Manzer Jeff White

Daniel Payette

STORYBOARD CLEAN-UP

Rui Albino Blayne Burnside

Tim Pallett Myrosia Humenik

STORYBOARD CO-ORDINATORS

Allan Parker Lesley Saliwonchyk

DESIGN SUPERVISORS

Alan Knappett Cynthia Ward

DESIGN CO-ORDINATORS

Hilary Huffman Bridget Whitley

DESIGNERS

Mark Beaumont Michael McKay

Dalibor Granic Brad Markewitz

Maureen Shelleau Lorenzo Del Bianco

Laura Vegys Lisa Whittick

Steve Millard Matthew Braddon

Patrick Rowsome Diamond Dave

Wayne Arenburg Gord Jackson

Mike Tweedle Dave MacDougall

Royce Langford Darren Ward

Sue Wilkinson

DIRECTOR’S NOTES

Niall Johnston Teruyo Watanabe

Alan Jefferey

LIP SYNC

Cathy Parkes

PRE-PRODUCTION EDITORS

Simon Giles Cedric Dufour

Todd Trussler

ANIMATION SUPERVISORS

Michael Stevens Yang Xiao

Ji Xiao Yu Yu Gin Qiang

Ding Xiao Ping Zhu Xiao

LAYOUT SUPERVISORS

Dolores Moreira Ji Chun

Wen Zhen Fu Liu Xin Hua

HEAD CLEANUP AND IN-BETWEEN

Lin Hua Zhu Jin

Zou Hui

BACKGROUND ARTISTS

Ange Zhang Teodossi Kiriakov

Kelvin Smith Lynn Zen Roos

Angela Cabral Shu Chu Chu

Maureen Paxton Yuen Him Tai

Susan Menzies

COLOR STYLISTS

Dale Cox Lise Gravel

Lang Jun

FINAL CHECKERS

Ma Yan Shen Zhong Qiang Hua

DIGITAL COMPOSITING SUPERVISORS

Kwok Lai Man Zhang Wen Juan

BACKGROUND CO-ORDINATORS

Rebecca Orr Crissy Boylan

DIRECTOR, AUDIO & VIDEO POST PRODUCTION

Helen LeBeau

POST PRODUCTION AUDIO CONSULTANT

Rob Kirkpatrick

POST PRODUCTION MANAGER

Nancy E. Black

POST PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS

Joey Aguiar Steve Henry

PICTURE EDITOR

Kerri Locke

ONLINE EDITOR

Andrew Mandziuk

RE-RECORDING ENGINEER

Eric Lambi

INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL SERVICES

Dan Wannamaker

POST AUDIO SUPERVISOR

Steven Cole

MUSIC SUPERVISOR

Amy Fritz

MUSIC EDITOR

Steve Shelski

DIALOGUE EDITOR

Peter Riley

SOUND EFFECTS EDITOR

Heather Pajuluoma

ASSISTANT SOUND EDITOR

David Drage

BUSINESS AND LEGAL AFFAIRS

Jane Harrison

Catherine Lam

ACCOUNTANT

Virginia Yau

TREEHOUSE PRODUCTION EXECUTIVES

Maryke McEwen Jamie Piekarz

EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS FOR PBS

Eve Hall Shalom Fisch

ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION FACILITIES

Access Post Production Audio, Inc.

The Fearless Film & Video Corporation

Funbag Animation Studios Inc.

Magnetic North

Planet Voice Casting

Studio 306 Inc.

A Nelvana Limited /

Agogo Entertainment Limited

Co-production

In Association With PBS

And with the participation of

Canada

The Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit

A Canada-Hong Kong Co-production

Agogo Entertainment Limited

NELVANA is a trademark of Nelvana Limited

The Berenstain Bears® Berenstain Enterprises Inc. The Berenstain Series

Nelvana International Logo[]

Based on the

best-selling

books and

TV Series

on PBS™

This series teaches children

simple life lessons and family values through

the adventures of Mama, Papa, Sister and Brother Bear

living in Bear Country.

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