[Gasping]

[Laughs]

Boo!

Whoa!

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

Oh!

Interesting.

Oops!

Good night, Father Bear.

Well, good morning.

Good night, Mother Bear.

Good night.

Can you guess what today is?

Can you give us a hint?

[Sighing]

Mmm, something smells awful.

I beg your pardon?

Today is opposite's day.

Oh!

Careful, little Bear.

Your oatmeal might be hot.

[Sighing]

No.

This oatmeal is cold.

Would you like some more?

Oatmeal, little Bear?

No, thank you.

I'm hungry.

Uh...

I'm not going anywhere today.

Goodbye, little Bear.

You mean hello.

Oh.

Hello?

Uh...

Have a bad night.

[Giggling]

Hello, little Bear.

[Giggling]

Hello!

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

Hello, little Bear.

Goodbye, Doc.

[Giggling]

Goodbye.

I said hello.

I know, Doc.

But it's Opposite's Day.

Oh.

I don't get it.

On Opposite's Day, everything is the Opposite of what it usually is.

Oh.

I still don't get it.

It's easy, Doc.

I know.

It's very hard.

No, Doc.

Yes, little Bear.

It's Opposite's Day.

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

[Giggling]

You do get it. You're very good at this game, Doc.

No, I'm very bad at this game.

[laughing]

Come on, Doc. Follow me.

No, I'll stay here.

[laughing]

[snoring]

[laughing]

[laughing]

[laughing]

Good morning.

Good night, Owl.

Oh. Well, hello.

Goodbye.

Okay. What is going on?

It's opposites day.

Oh. I see.

No, you don't see, right?

Wrong.

[laughing]

Come on, Owl. Follow us.

Hello.

Goodbye, Hen.

What are you doing?

It's opposites day.

Would you like to play, Hen?

How do you play?

Up is down and down is up.

Yes is no and no is yes.

Happy is sad and sad is happy.

[screaming]

Couldn't we just play hide and seek?

Bad idea.

[grunting]

You mean good idea, right?

Wrong. I'll be at first.

One, two, three.

Count backwards.

Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.

Ready or not, I'm not coming.

Why aren't you hiding?

We're doing the opposite of hiding.

We're seeking.

[laughing]

We got you, little bear.

Well this time, I'll hide and you see.

Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.

Ready or not, here I come.

[giggling]

I don't see Hen.

Matt?

You don't see me either.

I do too.

No, you don't.

[giggling]

[giggling]

Humphrey!

[gasping]

Humphrey!

[giggling]

Doc, I know you're not around here someplace.

[giggling]

Well, Doc is lost.

Lost.

Very lost.

Oh my, what should we do?

Here I am.

I'm not lost.

I'm found.

I got you.

You lose, Doc.

You mean, I win.

Happy Opposite's Day.

[giggling]

Hello, Mother Bear.

Hello, Father Bear.

Goodbye, little bear.

Oh, uh, right.

[giggling]

Mmm.

Something smells good.

What's for dinner?

I'm sorry, little bear.

We can't have dinner.

Why not?

Because it's Opposite's Day.

But we can have breakfast.

Breakfast for dinner.

I love Opposite's Day.

[giggling]

Mmm.

Good night, Cloud.

Good night, Sun.

Sleep tight.

If you see the moon, tell him to hurry up.

I'm waiting to say good night to Father Bear.

Time to come in, little bear.

It's almost bedtime.

I can't go to bed yet, Mother Bear.

I have to wait for the moon.

The moon?

Before Father Bear left for his fishing trip, we made a promise.

Every night, we look up at the moon and say good night to each other.

Oh.

Do you want to say good night to Father Bear, too?

Mmm-hmm.

Do you hear the crickets?

Creek, creek, creek, creek, creek.

[giggling]

And the wind and the trees.

[giggling]

I see a star.

The first star.

Can we make a wish?

Certainly.

Starlight, star bright.

The first star I see tonight.

I wish I may.

I wish I might.

I wish I wish tonight.

Hmm.

There are so many things to wish for.

Choose one.

Starlight, star bright.

The first star I see tonight.

I wish I may.

I wish I might have the wish.

I wish tonight.

Just one wish.

[giggling]

Yes, little bear.

Just one.

Mmm.

I can't decide.

You go first, mother bear.

Hmm.

You're right, little bear.

There are a lot of things to wish for.

Starlight, star bright.

The first star I see tonight.

I wish I may.

I wish I might.

Have the wish.

I wish tonight.

I wish.

Yes, I wish that father bear remembers to put on his rain gear when it rains.

[giggling]

And an umbrella, too.

Father bear always forgets his umbrella.

That was a good wish, mother bear.

Do you think father bear can see the first star?

I'm sure he can.

Do you think he's making a wish, too?

Uh-huh.

He's wishing that he could be home with us.

And what about you, little bear?

What do you wish?

Starlight, star bright.

First star I see tonight.

I wish I may.

I wish I might.

Have this wish.

I wish tonight.

I wish that father bear and I could go to the moon and play in the stars.

[giggling]

[giggling]

That's a wonderful wish, little bear.

I know what else I want to wish for.

What's that?

More wishes.

[giggling]

More wishes it is.

But this time we can't tell each other our wish.

Or else it won't come true.

Ready?

Starlight.

Star bright.

First stars.

I see tonight.

I wish I may.

I wish I may.

I wish I may.

Have this wish.

I wish tonight.

I made a good wish, mother bear.

So did I, little bear.

Do you think father bear can see all these stars?

I'm sure he can.

[humming]

And now it's really time for bad little bear.

But what about the moon?

[moaning]

I guess the moon is asleep.

Wake up, moon!

[giggling]

Come on, little bear.

Good night, little bear.

Sleep tight.

Good night, mother bear.

Mother bear?

Do wishes really come true?

A long time ago, I wished for a little bear just like you.

And here you are.

I was a wish?

A wish come true.

[gasp]

Good night, Father Bear.

Good night, little bear.

[gasp]

[gasp]

[gasp]

[gasp]

[gasp]

[gasp]

[gasp]

Rise and shine, little bear.

[gasp]

[gasp]

Wake up, my sleepyhead.

[gasp]

Little bear.

[gasp]

Good morning.

It's nice and cozy under that cover, isn't it?

[gasp]

[gasp]

Maybe what we need is a good wake-up tickling.

[gasp]

I think it's working.

Good morning.

[gasp]

Well, we tried his nose.

Let's try tickling his toes.

[giggles]

Can sleepyhead say good morning?

[gasp]

I guess little bear is going to sleep all day.

Poor sleepyhead.

He's going to miss Father Bear's famous flying flapjacks.

[gasp]

[gasp]

[gasp]

[giggles]

[gasp]

[gasp]

[gasp]

[gasp]

[giggles]

[gasp]

Well, who do we have here?

[gasp]

It looks like the sleepyhead monster.

Yes, sleepyhead monster.

Oh, dear.

Does sleepyhead monster want some breakfast?

Sleepyhead monster would like to hear a song.

Mm, a song.

Mm, good morning, sleepyhead.

Rise and shine, you're out of bed.

[gasp]

Good morning, sleepyhead.

Rise and shine, you're out of bed.

[gasp]

[giggles]

Ding, dong, ding, dong.

[gasp]

[gasp]

[giggles]

[gasp]

What is it, sleepyhead monster?

Sleepyhead monster smells something good.

I'm making my famous flying flapjacks.

Does sleepyhead monster like flapjacks?

Sleepyhead monster likes.

[giggles]

Let's get those flapjacks flying.

We better hurry, or sleepyhead monster might eat us.

[giggles]

Watch this.

Flip, flop.

Flip, flop.

Are you ready, sleepyhead monster?

Uh-huh.

Flip, flop.

[giggles]

Where's Little Bear?

We can't start breakfast without Little Bear.

Little Bear.

Little Bear.

[giggles]

Have you seen Little Bear?

Little Bear inside sleepyhead monster.

[gasp]

You ate Little Bear?

Mm-hmm.

Oh, dear.

Mm-hmm.

Does sleepyhead monster like father bears famous flying flapjacks?

Yes.

Sleepyhead monster likes more.

[giggles]

Little Bear likes flapjacks, too.

[giggles]

Mm. I am one full bear.

One full monster.

Everyone's full.

That's why father bears flying flapjacks are so famous.

[giggles]

Well, looks like we're a couple of sleepyheads.

Sleepyhead monsters like to sleep.

Wee, here you are!

- Time for a landing.

- My, what a busy morning it's been.

- Oh, indeed.

- Surprise, I'm not the sleepy head monster anymore.

- I'm awake.

- Wake up, sleepy heads.