The Book of Pooh

Pooh grants everyone's wishes as The Great Pooh-Dini; Rabbit thinks he has to do double time after Pooh has X-ed his calendar to the next day.

Song for Best Wishes, Winnie the Pooh: "Your Best Wishes" by Pooh and Piglet

Pooh receives a note from someone called "Me" and tries to figure out who sent it; Pooh and Piglet prepare for Rabbit's birthday party but get lost on the way to his house and end up in Scary Woods.

Song for Are You Me?: "Who Is Me" by Pooh

Pooh and his friends become pirates and think their stories are no longer interesting with Christopher Robin; Pooh is late for Rabbit's meeting, so Rabbit devises a schedule for him.

Song for Circumference Equals Pirate 'Arrr' Squared: "A Pirate Has Got to Have Arrr" by Tigger and the cast [sans Owl]

Piglet tries reading a poem he wrote, but his friends keep making changes to it; Owl reads a book about dinosaurs to the gang and they then go to search for a dinosaur, or "dinosnore," as they call it.

Song for Pigletry: "What Piglets Are" by Piglet

Everyone has a Valentine except Eeyore, so Pooh and his friends try to get their gloomy friend a Valentine gift; There's no story today in The Book of Pooh! Mr. Narrator tries making up a story of his own to compromise, but he gets the characters' personalities all mixed up.

Song for My Gloomy Valentine: "Everyone Wants a Valentine" by the cast [sans Eeyore]

One of Pooh’s honey jars goes missing and mystery-loving Owl decides to take on the case and interrogates everyone; Piglet is sick of being small and wishes to be big.

Song for Whooo Dunnit: "We've Got a Mystery on Our Hands" by Owl, Pooh and Piglet

When Kessie says she thinks Tigger has a funny laugh, Tigger thinks that Kessie is teasing him so he decides to never laugh again; The gang goes for a treasure hunt for one of Owl's relatives' treasures which is buried in the Hundred Acre Wood. They try to find the X that marks the spot before they can find the treasure.

Song for I Could Have Laughed All Night: "Isn't That Funny?" by Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit and Eeyore

Tigger accidentally messes up the signs in Rabbit's garden when he bounces Piglet and tries to fix them. But then the wrong plants begin growing at the wrong signs; the gang decides to celebrate reaching page 100 of the book by baking a cake. However, nobody listens completely to Owl’s instructions.

Song for I Came, I Sowed, I Conked It: "I Watch For Signs" by Rabbit

Rabbit is unable to tend to his garden due to his physical condition, so he calls upon Pooh and Piglet to do the work for him; Rabbit recruits his friends to perform as a band to welcome Kessie back to the Hundred Acre Wood but becomes too obsessed with a 'perfect' performance.

Song for Vegetable of Contents: "Keep it Simple" By Pooh and Rabbit

Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit and Tigger think they've accidentally taken all the words out of one of Owl's books and decide to rewrite it themselves - with mixed results; Tigger wants to write the story of his life.

Song for Owl's Book: "The Best Book Ever" by Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Rabbit

Everyone's got a book at the library except Eeyore, who will help Eeyore pick out a book for him?; The bees have gone on vacation, leaving no honey for Pooh. Can his friends find a way to help Pooh eat?

Song for You Can Lead Eeyore to Books: "Have You Got a Book for Me?" by Eeyore and the cast [sans Rabbit and Kessie]

There's no story today in The Book of Pooh! Mr. Narrator tries making up a story of his own to compromise, but he gets the characters' personalities all mixed up; Owl is hit with nostalgia when he rediscovers his old Shakespeare book. Pooh and the gang try to "cure Owl of his nostalgia" and make him happy again.

A bee gets lost, so Pooh and Piglet try to help it find its way back home; Piglet recruits his friends to help him stop having nightmares.

Song for Bee-Friended: "On Your Way Back Home" by Pooh, Piglet and Bee

Tigger and Rabbit compete to see who's faster; Pooh grants everyone's wishes as The Great Pooh-Dini.

Piglet is sick of being small and wishes to be big; Pooh's scheme to steal honey results in a hive full of angry bees in his house.

Pooh and Piglet role play their own spin on the classic tale of Don Quixote and search for the Land "Bee-yond"; Eeyore feels like he lacks a purpose so his friends set out to figure out what Eeyores do best.

Song for Don Pooh-Xote: "That Sweet Thing You Are Seeking" by Pooh and Piglet

Kessie's debut as a superhero proves that heroes don't just fly around looking cool; Piglet and Tigger attempt to construct a kite without the instructions on a breezy day in the woods.

Song for It's a Bird? Yes!: "The Plumed Protector" by Kessie

Kessie and Piglet perform in a talent show; Pooh receives a note from someone called "Me" and tries to figure out who sent it.

An unidentified object lands in Rabbit's garden; Kessie says she thinks Tigger has a funny laugh, but Tigger thinks that Kessie is teasing him so he decides to never laugh again.

Upset about her limited knowledge, Kessie asks Owl to teach her everything so she will be better able to help her friends when they need it; Rabbit sets the gang in pairs to make a surprise party for Eeyore to commemorate his Tailiversary – the anniversary of the day he got his tail.

Song for Kessie Wises Up: "I Want To Know Everything Now" by Kessie and Owl

Piglet wakes up one morning with laryngitis and Pooh believes that his "words are lost" so he promises Piglet he'll find his missing words; Eeyore forgets something he was trying to remember, and Owl comments that he's having a "brain drain." That simple comment puts everyone in fear that they're all suffering from the "brain drain" and are in danger of forgetting everything.

Song for The Words Are Out: "Where Do Words Go?"

Tigger thinks please is a magic word and tries to use its magic to fly like a bird. Can Kessie stop Tigger from trying to fly?; Rabbit gets upset with Tigger when he makes his spaghetti squish, so Rabbit tells a lie that a monster will take away his bounce. Tigger and the others hide from the monster.

Song for Pleas and Thank-You's: "Thank You, Please" by Owl and Tigger

A bee stings Piglet; Kessie thinks Eeyore looks especially gloomy so she tries to teach him how to fly.

Song for Busy as a Spelling Bee: "Under a Spelling Bee's Spell" by Owl, Pooh and Piglet

Pooh decides to go over the hill in search for adventure; Tigger goes on a journey to get in touch with his wild side.

Song for Over the Hill: "Adventure" by Pooh

Pooh and Piglet decide to name the river in the Hundred Acre Wood; Everyone has a Valentine except Eeyore, so Pooh and his friends try to get their gloomy friend a Valentine gift.

Tigger learns about gardening from Rabbit; Tigger resolves that he is wasting too much fun time by sleeping through the night so he tries to stay up constantly.

Song for Greenhorn with a Green Thumb: "Get Growin'" by Tigger

Pooh is worried about leaving his friends because his special, "good" honey lives far away; When Rabbit's house is flooded by the storm, Tigger invites him to spend the night at his place.

Song for The Wood Without Pooh: "A Wood Without Pooh" by Piglet, Rabbit and Tigger

Rabbit babysits Roo for a day, only for Tigger to come along and wake Roo up during nap time. Now they must figure out a way to get bouncy, energetic Roo back to sleep; Mr. Narrator accidentally skips to the end of the story where we find Tigger stuck in a tree. In search for answers, he goes back to the beginning to find Tigger diligently chasing an acorn around the Hundred Acre Wood for Piglet.

Song for Mothers of Invention: "Rhyme-A-Bye" by Rabbit, Roo and Tigger

Piglet is throwing a party, but he wants to make it perfect for his friends; Tigger and Rabbit have a big fight and decide not to talk each other again.

Song for Piglet's Perfect Party: "Perfect Party" by Piglet and Pooh

The story of King Arthur inspires the gang; Eeyore starts to think that he is too boring to show up at Tigger's party.

Song for Day of the Knights: "Knights of the Round Table" by Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Rabbit

Piglet is not sure the hat he found makes him brave; Owl puts Tigger in charge of watching over his house while he's away. When nighttime comes he, Piglet, and Rabbit hear some strange noises inside of Owl's house.

Song for Bravehat: "Bravehat" by Piglet

When Rabbit tells Tigger he is reading a book about a rabbit who wants to eat carrots forever, Tigger gets the idea that he wants to bounce forever; Pooh and Piglet plan to have the perfect day with all of the activities that they enjoy doing together. However, they face a problem when they realize that things aren't going the way they planned.

Song for On a Clear Day You Can Bounce Forever: "Bouncin'" by Tigger and Rabbit

Tigger finds a stick which reminds him of the day that Kanga and Roo first moved in; When Piglet goes on a trip, he tells Pooh to tell him all about what happened while he was gone. But Pooh can't figure out exactly how to do it.

Song for Roo Sticks: "Someone New To Meet" by Owl, Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Rabbit

Piglet wonders what Heffalumps look like, so he and Pooh go on a safari to find out for themselves; Owl lends Pooh a watch that needs winding, which causes Pooh to think that time has stopped.

Song for Where the Heffalumps Roam: "When I Meet A Heffalump" by Pooh and Piglet

Rabbit decides to start a newspaper business after he and Tigger learned about it from Christopher Robin, though Tigger has a hard time trying to come up with a good story; Pooh has come down with a case of the Sneezles, and Tigger, Rabbit, and Piglet have 24 hours to find everything on Owl's list for a cure.

Song for What's News Tigger-Cat?: "Who What When Where Why" by Rabbit and Tigger

The gang surprises Rabbit with a gardening award and it goes to his head; Piglet writes a story about running away to the circus and Pooh and his friends thinks he actually wants to do it.

Song for Blue Ribbon Bunny: "Gardener of the Year" by Rabbit and the cast [sans Owl]

Kanga reads Roo and Tigger a story about a space adventure; Piglet finds Rabbit dancing after his harvest has finally been completed.

Song for The Best Laid Planets: "Into Outer Space" by Tigger and Roo

Tigger says to everyone that he can leap over the Scary Woods in a single bounce. But is that really possible?; Rabbit tries to keep his best harvest ever to himself rather than share it with his friends.

Song for Bounce of a Lifetime: "My Hero" by Roo, Tigger and Kanga

Tigger tricks everyone by making it appear that one of Rabbit's tomatoes can talk; Owl hurts his wing while teaching Kessie some flight tricks. He reminisces about his glory days as an air show star, and Kessie gets inspired to put her own air show to cheer up Owl.

Song for The Terrific Talking Tomato: "Talking Tomato" by Rabbit, Tigger, Pooh, Piglet, Kessie, Eeyore and Roo

On Halloween evening, everyone gathers at Owl's house to listen to the spooky story, "The Goose Who Hated Halloween." Eeyore, however claims to not be scared of much, and doesn't understand the fuss of Halloween. He moves to the Scary Woods after people keep on knocking over his house of sticks. Piglet goes looking for Eeyore but winds up scaring him, and wins the scary costume contest. Everyone now enjoys Halloween in the Hundred Acre Wood, even Eeyore.

Kessie feels left out of what the gang is doing, so Rabbit tells her she can help deliver messages to the others, but when everyone gives her a lot of messages, she gets tired and has a hard time remembering them; Pooh gets lost and he misses lunch time at Rabbit's house, so his friends help him make a map of the Hundred Acre Wood so he'll never get lost again.

Song for Kessie Gets the Message: "Ring Your Bell" by Kessie

Pooh borrows Piglet’s friendship plate and accidentally breaks it. Thinking the friendship plate represents their own friendship, Pooh believes that their friendship is broken; Tigger hits the campaign trail when the residents of the Hundred Acre Wood get hit by election fever.

Song for The Stickiest Glue of All: "Broken Friendships" by Pooh and Piglet

Roo wants to dance for his mother Kanga on her birthday, so he asks his friends for help; Roo is sick in bed, so in order to make him feel better Kanga tells him a story about him as a cowboy.

Song for Do the Roo: "Do the Roo" by Roo, Kanga, Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Rabbit

Tigger takes up magic; The gang read Rabbit's garden diary and thinks he is criticizing their behavior, so they try to change to make him happy.

Song for Could it Be Magic?: "It's Only Magic" by Tigger

Piglet dreams of having the ability to talk to Heffalumps; Tigger starts a fan club for himself and invites everyone to join in. However, that soon evolves into a lot of trouble.

Song for I Was King of the Heffalumps: "King of the Heffalumps" by Piglet

Piglet decides to open his own restaurant; Rabbit has an idea for a suggestion box, but it doesn't work out the way he expected.

Song for Chez Piglet: "At Chez Piglet" by Rabbit and Piglet

Rabbit stages a play which Eeyore wrote; Rabbit needs rain for his garden, so Pooh, Piglet, and Tigger try to find a way to make it rain.

Song for Enter Braying: "That's How You Put on a Show" by Rabbit and the cast

Tigger becomes detective "Stripey McSnarl" and investigates Eeyore's mysterious disappearance. Roo is too little to join his friends on an expedition, so Tigger cheers him up with some tall tales about "The Littlest Dinosnore" and the big things he did.

Song for The Case of the Disappeared Donkey: "Stripey McSnarl Always Gets His Man" by Tigger

Piglet ends up having an adventure, even though he was just going to his mailbox; It's Owl Appreciation Day, and Pooh and his friends have to get ready for it.

Song for Piglet's Inadvertent Adventure: "Nothing Ever Happens" by Piglet

Roo sets out on a Christmas Eve adventure with Pooh, Piglet and Tigger in search of a tree that grants wishes, while Rabbit follows a magazine's step-by-step instructions for the perfect holiday party.

Pooh goes on a search for a honey pot called "The Great Honey Pot."; Pooh and Piglet are flying a kite when Piglet becomes attached to it and blows away. Pooh asks around for help but nobody seems to know where Piglet is, and it isn’t until Mr. Narrator suggests Piglet might be in an entirely different story that the search really picks up.

Song for The Great Honey Pot: "Too Much Honey"