Time is up.

Time is up.

Mother Bear, Mother Bear.

The cupcakes are cooked.

They look done.

Delicious.

Mmm, delicious.

Mother Bear?

Emily and I really didn't eat all of our cupcakes.

You didn't?

Mother Bear, we're ready.

Remember, ovens get very hot.

Yes, Mother Bear.

Mm.

That looks interesting.

I say we should keep practicing until he gets back.

Hello, Father Bear.

Hello, Mother Bear.

I'm starved.

Mmm, corn.

Mm.

Something smells good in here.

Hello, Mother Bear.

Hello.

Hello?

Cupcakes.

Aren't you going to offer your mother a cupcake?

We would, Mother Bear.

But, um, we ate them?

You ate them.

Thank you.

Thank you, Owl, and Happy Valentine's Day.

Mother bear, mother bear!

Mother bear!

Hello, little bear.

Thank you, Owl, and Happy Valentine's Day.

Mother bear, mother bear!

Mother bear!

Hello, little bear.

Look at all the valentines I got.

I made you something, mother bear.

Oh, let's see.

For mother bear.

I drew you this, forget me, not today,

because you always remember my birthday.

Maybe Mr. Nobody took the button.

[Laughs]

Mother Bear, Mother Bear.

Father Bear lost a button.

He did?

Oh, dear.

Who's this?

That's Mother Bear.

When she was about your age.

Look at that, Little Bear.

Hmm, now where could those buttons have gone?

[Laughs]

Father Bear, Mother Bear lost her buttons.

Lost her buttons?

It's true, I can't find my buttons anywhere.

My lunch.

Goodbye.

- Mother bear?

- Boo.

- Oh!

- I have too much to do this morning.

You go ahead, little bear.

- Mother bear, I'm cold.

- Cold, but you haven't even gone outside yet.

- I want something to wear in the snow.

- Oh, is somebody here?

Done playing so soon.

- Mother bear, I'm cold.

- Ah-ha, well then I guess you must want something

to put on.

- Oh.

Today's my birthday.

Mother bear.

Good morning, mother bear.

Ta-da!

Oof!

Mother bear, where are you?

Mother bear?

Mother bear?

Mm-hmm, mmm-hmm, mmm-hmm, mmm-hmm.

Mother bear, where are you?

Mother bear?

Mother bear?

Mm-hmm, mmm-hmm, mmm-hmm, mmm-hmm.

Happy birthday, little bear.

Two.

Three.

Mother Bear.

Happy birthday, little bear.

I thought you'd forgotten my birthday.

Now it's time for you to go to sleep.

Good night.

Mother Bear.

What is it?

How long before the sun comes up?

Sweet dreams.

Little bear?

Mother Bear.

What's the matter?

[Coughing]

I didn't kiss you back.

Good night, little bear.

Mother Bear.

Mother Bear.

Oh, what is it, little bear?

Good night, little bear.

Mother Bear.

Mother Bear.

Oh, what is it, little bear?

It's too hot.

And the water must be very cold.

Whoa!

Mother Bear!

What's wrong?

I need a lifesaver.

Hey.

Where is everybody?

Mother Bear.

Hello, Little Bear.

I made all my friends disappear.

Well, then, you have to go to bed until you get better.

Oh, I have too much to do today, Little Bear.

Now, now, Mother Bear.

But your health comes first.

Well, I suppose I could take a little rest.

Thank you, Mother Bear.

You're welcome.

Look, Mother Bear.

Little Bear, what happened to your sandwich?

I made it disappear.

There's not much more I can do, but I'm not giving up.

Oh, dear.

Mother Bear, look.

It stopped raining.

Good.

Lots of things.

But nobody's ever seen him do it.

Except Mother Bear.

Wow!

Make something disappear, Little Bear.

Sorry, Owl.

I didn't see you.

How is Mother Bear?

She's very, very sick.

There's not much more I can do, but I'm not giving up.

What could be scarier?

Nobody knows.

- Mother bear.

- Hello little bear.

Hello owl.

I picked a few berries myself

and made a big huckleberry pie.

- Mother bear?

Can cat and owl stay and have some pie?

- Of course they can.

I climbed on the moon once.

[LAUGHING]

Mother bear.

Grandmother bear.

Look at me.

Granny, Tutu are world travelers.

Oh, I want you to meet my mother bear and father bear.

This is my mother bear.

And she makes good cookies.

Please to finally meet you.

What?

[giggling]

Mother bear.

Uh-huh.

Charge!

Car!

Car!

Mother bear!

I heard somebody!

Oh!

Eek.

Eek.

Mother bear.

Mother bear, why is he crying?

Oh, babies cry for all kinds of reasons.

But be careful.

He's only little.

Yes, mother bear.

Come on, baby.

The hummingbird likes you.

You two have fun.

And let me know if our scarecrow does his job.

Okay, Mother Bear.

See any crows no feet?

Nice.

Peekaboo!

Ow!

He's up, mother bear.

He didn't want to nap, mother bear.

He wants to play.

- Sleep well, little bear.

- Good night, Father Bear.

Mother Bear?

Can you leave the candle, please?

- All right.

Mother Bear will be proud of you.

- Hello?

- Hello, Mother Bear.

We're back.

- My, you're a wet little bear.

I'm home.

It's Little Bear.

Mother Bear.

Where are you?

Oh, dear.

- Me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me.

- Ah!

- Hello, Mother Bear.

- Mm.

Mother Bear, we all have frogs and arse rocks.

Hello, everyone.

Where's Little Bear?

Here I am, Mother Bear.

Oh.

And today is Little Bear's birthday.

Oh, no.

I love it in the rain.

Mother Bear!

Mother Bear!

Yes?

I love it in the rain.

Mother Bear!

Mother Bear!

Yes?

Have you heard any good jokes lately?

- You too?

- Mm-hmm.

- Mother Bear over, mother--

- Oh, you are a sea monster, aren't you?

- Oh.

- I'll clean now.

- All clean now.

- Oh, Mother Bear.

- What is this?

What have I got in here?

What a mess.

It's a good thing Mother Bear's not here.

It's Mother Bear.

We can't let Mother Bear see this mess.

Let's clean it up fast.

- Blow the man down.

- Oh, I'm 80s.

- Hello, Mother Bear.

- Hi.

I thought this was Father Bear's bath time.

I'll try to keep her outside.

Good idea.

Hello, Mother Bear.

Why, hello, Owl.

My goodness, you're soaking wet.

Hello, little bear.

Hi, mitzi.

Hello, Mother Bear.

Did you have fun today?

Yes.

More snow.

It's snowing.

Come on, Mother Bear.

What is it?

Oh, it's beautiful.

Just sitting.

Who are those for?

Mother Bear.

It's a Mother's Day present.

My mother's mad at me.

It's for Mother's Day present.

Can you help me?

It's Mother Bear.

Quick.

Hide the present.

I think you left one back here.

[Laughs]

Happy Mother's Day, Mother Bear.

Thank you, Little Bear.

Goodbye, Little Bear.

Thank you, Little Bear.

Hello, Little Bear.

Hello, Mother Bear.

This is for you.

Why, Little Bear.

Thank you, Little Bear.

Goodbye, Little Bear.

Goodbye, Mother Bear.

Hello, Duck.

Hello.

Five hats, six hats, seven hats, four.

One with a feather, and one with a hook.

Mother bear.

How do we look?

Distinguished.

We need to think harder.

I can do three books.

Look, Mother Bear.

Good thinking.

Whoa.

Quack, quack, quack, quack.

Hen.

Goodbye, Mother bear.

We're going on a hat parade.

One hat, two hats, three hats, four.

Mm.

Oh.

Mother Bear.

Mother Bear.

Yes?

Oh.

Mother Bear.

Mother Bear.

Yes?

I need a hat, a hat, a special hat,

Wow.

Whoa, whoa.

Mother Bear.

Here you are, Mother Bear.

Oh, thank you, little bear.

Wait for me.

Goodbye.

Queen Mother Bear.

Yes, little bear?

I want to fly.

And for supper, Mother Bear made a delicious fish stew.

The end.

Mother Bear's home!

Father Bear! Hello, little bear.

Did you catch a very big fish?

from Little Bear.

- You know who's very good at making scary faces?

- Mother Bear?

A scary face?

- Me?

Silly billy.

I'll see you too later.

Bye, Mother Bear.

Goodbye, dear.

Goodbye!

- Any mini mini Mo catch a tiger by the toe.

If he hauls let him go, any mini mini Mo.

- Mother Bear wins.

- Wait.

I'm not finished yet.

[laughing]

- Hello.

- Hello, mother bear.

- This is for you.

- My.

Where are you going?

I'm going to find Frost.

Mother Bear.

I'm looking for Frost.

Have you seen him?

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.

Happy Opposite's Day.

[giggling]

Hello, Mother Bear.

Hello, Father Bear.

Goodbye, little bear.

I've got a bite.

No, I've got you.

Mother Bear.

Hey.

What is it, Little Bear?

Hey, that's Miley.

Thank you.

Look, Mother Bear.

Oh, which one do you like the best?

Hmm, I like the red one, but the yellow one is beautiful, too.

Can we eat now? Yes. Fixing arms has made me very hungry.

Hello, little bear. Hello, everyone.

Mother bear, father bear.

Hello, little bear. We're having a because party.

A because party. Mm-hmm.

Saw bear, close his eyes.

Saw bear, close his eyes.

Mother bear, father bear.

Grandfather bear and I had a campout, and we stayed up late,

and we made a tent out of sheets, and I sneezed on my cookie,

But this time it's going to work.

This time I'm going to fool them for sure.

Mother Bear, Father Bear.

There's a monster in the yard.

Well, ask him if he wants to play croquet.

Well, it doesn't seem to be in here.

Maybe it's in your room.

Did you fool Mother Bear and Father Bear?

No.

Little bear.

[ Sighs ]

[ Knock on door ]

-Oh, Mother Bear.

Someone is at the door.

Little Bear, over here.

Contestants for the sack race, please take your places.

Little bear, you don't want to miss the race, do you?

Oh, mother bear.

Hey, no fair. Cat doesn't have all his feet in a sack.

Really, owl. I was only going to use two of my legs for the race.

Hurray!

Breakfast is ready.

It's mother bear.

Let's pretend we're asleep.

Come on.

Look at your suit.

A very handsome garment in every way, Mother Bear.

Sorry, Mother Bear.

Well, maybe you'll wear a suit the next time we take a picture.

Well, there's one picture left.

- Let's put them on and dance.

- May I?

- Dance, mother bear.

- I'd be delighted.

- Whoa!

That's better.

Hello, no feet.

Hello, Mother Bear.

Oh, Little Bear.

There's my red thread.

Hmm. Maybe we have to try something else.

I know.

Hello, Mother Bear.

I'm helping Father Bear.

All right. Let's give it a good pull.

Whee!

Come on, Father Bear. You try.

Hello, Mother Bear.

Hi. Look, Mother Bear.

We hold the garden, and we found worms for fishing,

Come on, Father Bear. You try.

Hello, Mother Bear.

Hi. Look, Mother Bear.

We hold the garden, and we found worms for fishing,

and water the plants, and now we're trying to pull out a big rock.

Hello.

What are we here?

Hello, mother bear.

We made duck soup.

It's good.

Tell her it's from Little Bear.

Well, hello, Mr. Skunk.

Hello, Mother Bear.

This is for you.

Oh, thank you.

[Laughs]

Good night, little Bear.

Night, Mother Bear.

Are you sleepy?

Not yet.

Uncle Rusty will keep an eye on you.

Don't you worry. Little Bear and I will be just fine.

Goodbye, Mother Bear. Bye, Father Bear.

Goodbye, Little Bear.

What are we going to do, Uncle Rusty?

Oh my.

Who said that?

It's me, Mother Bear.

Little Bear?

Is that you?

I can do that too.

You're clapping little bear.

Coming, mother bear.

I'll race you no feet.

I'll slither like a snake.

- More snow.

- It's snowing.

Come on, mother bear.

- What is it?

- Oh, it's beautiful.

Oh!

Oh!

I'm sorry, Mother Bear.

Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

What an excellent idea.

There's my gravy boat.

Oh, no.

I'm sorry, Mother Bear.

I was playing with fisherman bear, and I dropped the gravy boat and it broke.

We tried to fix it.

And sticky honey.

But nothing worked.

I'm sorry, Mother Bear.

It's all right, Little Bear.

Accidents do happen.

Maybe.

You never know where your kite might take you.

Father Bear, when will Mother Bear be home?

Oh, I'm sure she's on her way home now.

Perhaps you should be getting ready for bed.