Whoa!

Whoa!

See any whales a little bear?

I can hardly see anything in this fog.

Oh, is that Blue Hill Island father bear?

Yes it is. We'll be there soon.

Maybe we'll see my whale friend.

You know, I have a whale friend too.

You do?

Yes, I met him right around here.

Is your whale friend very big?

Oh yes, very big. I call him mighty.

And what does he call you?

Big bear.

Because you are a big bear.

I guess.

How did you meet him?

Well, it was many years ago.

Not far from this very spot.

Mighty was cruising the ocean,

munching on this and that.

Mighty filled his belly

and doled deep down through a seaweed forest.

The seaweed was very thick

and he didn't see my fishing net.

Whoa!

What?

Oh no!

Well, Mighty didn't like that one bit

and started swimming as fast as he could to try and get away.

Ahoy!

Oh!

Ahoy there!

Well!

Ahoy!

I called and I called, but he couldn't hear me.

So you caught a whale in your net by mistake?

And he was pulling my boat around like it was a toy.

Whoa!

Whale!

You're headed for the island!

Mighty didn't hear you, did he?

No.

He was going to get himself stuck on the beach if he didn't stop.

Did he get stuck on the beach, Father Bear?

Stuck fast.

Be calm, Mighty Way.

Be calm.

I'm very sorry to have netted you.

Can you help me?

I'll try, Mighty.

What did you do?

I called on the seagulls for help.

Ahoy!

Ahoy there!

They gathered seaweed and dropped it on Mighty's great back to keep his skin from drying out in the hot sun.

I called on the sea lions for help.

They swam under Mighty and dug away as much sand as they could with their flippers.

They bet that tickled.

I'm going to need your help too, Mighty.

What could Mighty do?

He was stuck.

Well, I got back in the boat, started the engine and slowly pulled away from the beach.

I had a plan for Mighty.

Now!

Mighty slapped the water with his huge tail.

Again!

Once more!

That's it, that's it!

Whoa, you did it, Father Bear.

Well, I had a lot of help.

What did you do then, Father Bear?

I took a knife, dove under Mighty, and cut him free of my net.

Thank you, Big Bear.

Wow!

So you saved Mighty's life.

Now I've got to find a whale.

Oh, there's a fountain on the ocean.

That's not a fountain, Little Bear.

That's a whale.

It is?

Whoa, it sure is a whale.

Is that Mighty?

He looks a bit small to be Mighty.

That's small.

Well, let's go, yes.

Oh, my.

Hello, Big Bear.

You must be Little Bear.

Hello, Mighty.

Good to see you again, Mighty.

Is that your little whale out there?

That's my little one.

He's a good jumper.

Where are you going, Mighty?

Wow!

Look at that.

I'm happy to meet you, Little Whale.

Thanks for the show.

There's storm coming, Big Bear.

You're right, Mighty.

We'd better get back before it hits.

Oh, no.

The engine won't start, and we can't outrun the storm without it.

Big Bear.

I will help you.

Hang on, Little Bear.

This little boat is going to be moving pretty fast.

Wow!

Look at Little Whale go!

Wee-hee!

What's that?

Nope.

Nope.

Hey, is that a... no, they don't have branches on their heads.

Oh, I'm never going to find a bear.

K-K-L-M-M-O-P-U-R-S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z.

Let's play again.

Ready?

Shouldn't it be someone else's turn as soon as I miss a step?

Emily, you never miss a step.

Thank you, Little Bear.

Ready, Cat?

Ready, Emily.

You buy butter and I'll buy flour.

And we'll have pudding in how many hours.

But it's got blueberry chocolate.

One, two, three, four, five, six.

Oh, my.

Hi, I want safari.

I'm looking for bears.

Hello.

You're not a bear.

Bears don't have beaks.

Bears have lots of teeth.

Big teeth.

I'm a...

You're not a bear either.

Bears don't have long skinny tails.

Excuse me.

Bears don't have wings.

You're definitely not a bear.

No one said I was.

Bears have big fuzzy ears.

That's two-two.

My name is Emily.

This is Lucy.

Hello, Lucy.

Excuse me.

I'm a...

Wait a minute.

Big fuzzy ears.

No wings.

Short stubby tail.

Hey!

And lots and lots of teeth.

You're a bear.

Well, I tried to tell you.

I'm a little bear.

Everything's spinning.

I found a little bear.

You're the first little bear I ever met.

Well, you're the first monkey I ever met.

My name is Mitzi.

What's yours?

Little bear.

Oh, yes.

You said that.

This is out.

Hello.

How do you do?

And this is duck.

Hello, duck.

You're a good dancer.

I know.

And this is cat.

We've already met.

Would you like to play skipping with us, Mitzi?

Sure.

It's my turn.

Emily missed.

I didn't really miss.

Mitzi made me miss.

It's not the same thing.

All right.

But I'm next.

Let's see.

What rhyme shall we do?

One, two, how do you do?

We did that one already.

All right.

How about Mabel Mabel set the table?

We did that one too.

I know a few rhymes.

Mitzi is the guest, so let her choose the rhyme.

Ready?

Roses are red.

Violets are blue.

Here's a rhyme just for you.

I see London.

I see France.

I see Emily's underpants.

What?

[Laughing]

Emily missed.

What's so funny?

Little bear.

Sorry.

But you should have seen your face.

My turn.

My turn.

Roses are red.

Cabbages are green.

Her face is funny.

But yours is a scream.

Huh?

[Laughing]

What's wrong with my face?

It's only a rhyme.

Who's next?

Tip for tat.

Butter for fat.

If you miss, you have to kiss cat.

[Laughing]

Acabaka soda cracker.

Acabaka boo.

Mitzi is a monkey.

And Mitzi is rude.

Emily?

Well, she is.

Rude.

Well, I guess I'd better be going then.

[Growling]

Tutu's bright.

I'm glad I finally saw it there.

Acabaka soda cracker.

Acabaka boo.

Emily, sorry.

And I am too.

I'm sorry too.

You can't leave.

You just got here.

Who haven't seen all of Bear Country?

Acabaka soda cracker.

Acabaka boo.

Mitzi came to Bear Country.

What's she gonna do?

Will she stay or will she go?

Yes, no, maybe so.

Stay, go, stay, go, stay, go, stay, go, stay, go, stay, go, stay, go, stay.

[Laughing]

I think I'll...

Stay.

I like it here in Bear Country.

Careful, though.

Look out for that last step.

Watch out.

Tutu, here we come.

Just set it down over here.

One, two, three.

Good work.

Now, unroll.

There we go.

Let's give this dear old rug a shake.

Everyone take a corner.

Oh, where's Tutu?

[Laughing]

It's full of holes, Granny.

Well, it's a pretty old rug, you know.

Let's have a little rest, shall we?

[Gasping]

Where did you get this rug?

I bought it from an old man in Egypt.

A funny little man with a gleam in his eye.

He said, when this rug was young, it could actually fly.

Fly?

Really?

Oh, yes.

Now, wouldn't that be fun to sit on this rug and fly?

High, high, up in the clouds.

Oh, yes.

Wow.

Oh, my.

Mm-hmm.

Very hungry.

I'll scoot in and make us lunch,

and we could picnic out here in the sunshine.

[Gasping]

Wouldn't it be great if this rug could really fly

and take us anywhere we wanted to go?

What's that?

What? It moved.

[Gasping]

It's just the wind.

You know what?

I bet if we knew the magic word,

we could make it really fly.

I know one magic word.

What is it?

Abracadabra.

Say that magic word again, little bear.

All right.

Abracadabra, cadabra, cadabra.

[Grunting]

Oh, my.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Whee.

[Giggling]

Whee.

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

Whoa.

Whee.

[Giggling]

Let's fly to the North Pole.

Around the world and back.

[Gasping]

Look.

This rug has windows.

[Giggling]

Uh-oh.

What's wrong?

[Gasping]

Whoa.

What should we do?

I don't know.

[Gasping]

Hang on.

[Gasping]

Whoa.

[Gasping]

We're stuck on an island, Emily.

[Gasping]

[Gasping]

Abra Kadabra!

[Gasping]

Come on, old rug.

You can do it.

Up.

Up.

Hello, little bear.

Oh, my goodness.

You two know each other?

Of course we do. We're friends.

[Gasping]

Hello, mermaid.

Our old flying rug is stuck.

I got too tired to fly anymore.

Hmm.

What you need is a needle and thread.

[Gasping]

Where'd she go?

Don't worry. She can swim.

[Gasping]

[Gasping]

Here.

Take this.

Sea weed.

A needle.

I think if we fix this old rug up a bit,

it will feel better and want to fly again.

[Gasping]

There you go. Good as new.

Thank you for helping us, mermaid.

Anytime.

Hop on.

[Gasping]

Say the magic word, little bear.

Abra Kadabra Kadabra Kadabra.

Yay!

[Gasping]

Happy landings, goodbye.

And thank you.

[Gasping]

And then we were stuck on an island,

and the rug wouldn't fly anymore.

And then the mermaid came and sewed up the rug with sea weed.

And it was good as new.

You look pretty fine, old rug.

Now, who's ready for that picnic?

I am me too.

[Gasping]

In a butter.

My favorite.

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