Boo!

Whoa!

It's hot.

It's too hot.

I wish it was winter, and it wouldn't be so hot.

I'm hot. I'm not hot.

You're not?

I'm cold.

You are? It's freezing cold.

It is?

Sure, Jack. It's always freezing cold at the North Pole.

Oh, is that where we are?

No. No.

We would be at the North Pole, except we got lost.

We did?

Mm-hmm. Just the two of us.

Just the two of us? Oh, dear.

Come on, Jack. Let's go look for the North Pole.

It's snowing.

Try to catch a snowflake.

I got one.

I got one too.

Duck? Are you all right?

Hi. Hello. We're lost.

We're looking for the North Pole.

My name is Little Bear, and this is Duck.

Hello. I'm Duck.

Goodbye.

Wait.

Look, Duck, and I slide.

Here it goes.

Yee-haw! Yee-haw!

Duck. Duck, look.

Ooh. What is it?

It's an igloo.

Does this mean we're at the North Pole?

Anybody home?

Hello.

I don't think anybody's home.

Hello. My name is Little Bear, and this is Duck.

Can you tell us how to get to the North Pole?

Where'd he go?

Maybe he wants to play.

Ooh. Look out.

Oh, man!

Come on, Duck. Let's go find the North Pole.

Goodbye.

Goodbye.

Hmm. I don't see the North Pole.

I guess we're still lost.

Duck, wait for me.

You look like a snowman.

So do you. Walk like a snowman.

Oh, I don't think we're ever going to find the North Pole.

I guess we're really lost.

Well, you're a good friend to be lost with Little Bear.

So are you, Duck.

But I don't want to be lost anymore.

Me neither. Come on. Let's try and find our way home.

I know where they're going.

Someplace warm.

Oh, oh.

This water is nice and warm.

And the sun feels good, too.

We're not lost anymore, Little Bear.

No, we're right where we belong.

Anybody there?

Hop, hop, hop.

Hop, hop, hop.

Two feet.

One foot.

Ha, caught you.

Hello. My name is Little Bear.

My name is Little Bear.

No, I'm Little Bear. What's your name?

What's your name? I asked you first.

I asked you first.

Stop copying me.

You want to be just like me, Little Little Bear?

I'm Little Little Bear.

Okay, well, goodbye, Little Little Bear.

Hurry up, Little Little Bear.

Hey, you scared the fish away.

Never mind. They'll come back later.

So, you're Little Little Bear.

Little Little Bear.

Well, let's see what kind of a bear you are.

Do you like to play tag?

Do you like to play tag?

You're it.

You're it.

Hey, I guess I'm it.

Little Little Bear.

I know you're in there.

Hey, I'm going to get you.

Little Little Bear, are you okay?

Stay right there. I'll come and get you.

Hold on.

Maybe we should play another game.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Come on.

Bear's climb trees all the time.

Me bear too.

Thank you, Little Little Bear. Your turn.

Good job, Little Little Bear. Now jump.

One, two.

Maybe we should play another game.

I'll race you back to the pond.

Hey, wait.

Got you.

One, two, three. Can you try, Little Little Bear?

Whoa.

Try again.

Like this.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four, five.

Good job, Little Little Bear.

Oh, maybe we should play another game.

Hey.

We caught a fish.

We caught a fish.

Good job, Little Little Bear.

Oh, there you are.

I'm Little Bear.

You're not Little Bear.

He's Little Bear. You're my little raccoon.

I was worried about you. If I'd known you were with Little Bear, I wouldn't have been worried at all.

I hope he wasn't any trouble.

Trouble? He wasn't any trouble at all. In fact, he caught a fish.

Here you go. It's all yours.

But what about you, Little Bear? What will you eat for dinner?

Don't worry about me. I'll have two helpings of Mother Bear's chocolate cake.

Goodbye, Little Little Bear.

Goodbye, Little Bear.

Catch anything yet, Little Bear?

Not yet, Owl.

Hmm, well, I hope you catch a big fish soon. Then we can have fish stew for supper.

Did you catch anything, Little Bear?

Not yet, not even a nibble.

Oh.

I'm hungry.

Me too.

Me too.

We can't have fish stew if we don't catch a fish.

Well, if the fish won't come to us, we'll have to go to the fish.

How are we going to do that?

I'm hungry.

Me too.

Me too.

We can't have fish stew if we don't catch a fish.

How are we going to do that?

Captain Little Bear sails again.

Hooray.

A hermitees.

I'm aboard, sailor duck.

Aye aye, Captain Little Bear.

Hardest starboard, sailor Owl.

Aye aye, Captain Little Bear.

All hands on deck.

Lower the main sail.

Aye aye, Captain Little Bear.

Now, throw in your lines, mateys, and it's fish stew for dinner.

Aye aye, Captain Little Bear.

Fish stew.

I caught a fish, Captain Little Bear.

Throw it back in, sailor Owl.

But it's a big one.

Aye, it's a big one.

But there's bigger fish in that sea, or my name isn't Captain Little Bear.

Aye aye, Captain Little Bear.

Look.

I caught a bigger fish.

Aye, that's a bigger fish, sailor duck.

But not big enough.

Throw it back in.

But, but Captain Little Bear, this is a big fish.

Yes, mateys, but we're going to catch an even bigger fish.

A bigger fish?

So big, we'll have fish stew for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Whoa, hang on, mateys.

There's an angry storm blowing our way.

Captain Little Bear.

Aye, sailor duck.

Aye, I caught another fish.

Keep hoe, sailor duck.

Let's give it a big, keep hoe.

Ready, mateys?

It's a big fish.

It's a big, big fish.

It's a big, big, big fish.

Uh-oh.

Whoa.

Captain Little Bear.

Is that a big enough fish?

Oh!

That's no fish, sailor duck.

What is it?

It's a whale!

Hmm, interesting.

Well, at least we're out of the rain.

Duck, I think you caught the biggest fish of all.

I think the whale caught us.

Listen.

Hello!

Hello!

It's an echo!

Now, what do we do?

How do we get out of a whale?

It sounds like the whale is sleeping.

Let's wake him up.

How do you wake up a whale?

Wake up!

Rise and shine!

Sleepy head!

Get out of bed!

Wake up!

Wake up!

Wake up!

The water's rising.

Batten down the hatches!

Whoa!

We made it!

Let's sail for home.

I have a captain little bear.

Yay!

We're home, mateys.

Safe and sound.

Hurray!

Hurray!

Hurray!

Now I'm really hungry for fish stew.

Something smells good.

Come on, mateys.

I smell mother bears fish stew.

I hope there's enough fish stew for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Whale!

Whale!

Whale!

Whale!

Whale!