Best Wishes, Winnie the Pooh - A coincidence convinces Pooh that he has the power to grant wishes by making up rhymes. When he fails to deliver his friends the goods, they become disappointed. With Piglet's help and some slight modifications, Pooh is to express his 'best wishes' and do small kindnesses for his friends.

Double Time - When Pooh, thinking he's 'helping,' unknowingly marks a day off Rabbit's calendar, the harried hare thinks he's lost a day. In an attempt to make up for lost time, he moves at twice the rate to cram two days worth of work into one.

Are You Me? - When a note comes floating through Pooh's window, he discovers he's been invited to lunch by someone who's signed the note simply 'me.' Pooh sets off on an hilarious series of conversations with his friends, in an effort to find out who 'me' is.

Rabbit's Happy Birthday Party - When Piglet and Pooh are informed that they've been invited to Rabbit's birthday party, they quickly gather gifts for the festive occasion. When an incident diverts our couple into the 'Scary Woods,' they must use all their brain power (and Rabbit's gifts) to make it to the party.

Circumference=Pirates 'Arrre' Squared - Pooh and friends discover a pirate book in their friend Christopher Robin's bedroom. Wondering if perhaps they should 'spice up' their own stories with swashbuckling adventure, they decide to give 'the pirate's life' a try.

Pooh's To Do - Irritated by Pooh's excessive tardiness, Rabbit devises a plan to help him keep to a schedule. 'Stick to the schedule' is given new meaning when the best laid plans of Rabbit meet with a honey-loving Pooh Bear.

Whooo Dunnit? - One of Pooh's beloved honey jars turns up missing, so he enlists the help of his wise friend Owl, who's a loyal mystery reader. It's then up to Owl and the use of his mystery know how to find out what's happened to Pooh's most cherished item in the Hundred Acre Wood.

I Could Have Laughed All Night - When Tigger loses his laugh, our gang comes up with a plan to help. And oh, what they won't do for a laugh!

'X' Spots the Mark - When it's revealed that Owl's Uncle Waldo buried a treasure long ago in the Hundred Acre Wood, Pooh and his friends go on an expedition, finding out that different things have value to different people.

My Gloomy Valentine - When Pooh and his friends find out that Eeyore is 'valentine-less', they set out to get their gloomy friend the perfect valentine.

Mr. Narrator - What? No story?! What ever will become of our heroes? Pooh and friends must help their friend the Narrator make up a story on the fly, in the process discovering what makes a story a story.

Mr. Narrator - What? No story?! What ever will become of our heroes? Pooh and friends must help their friend the Narrator make up a story on the fly, in the process discovering what makes a story a story.

Honey Glazed Hamlet - It seems as though reading William Shakespeare has sent our friend Owl into fit of nostalgia. Once our friends find out what this 'nostalgia' thingy s, they leap into action, deciding there's only one way to cure Owl of his nostalgia, and 'the play's the thing!'

Bee-Friended - When a bee gets knocked off course during a windy day in the Hundred Acre Wood, Pooh and Piglet do what they can to help the little fellow find his back home. Where bees live, there's honey, after all.

A Who Won Situation - Tigger and Rabbit have run a race to see who's 'the fastest in all the wood.' It seems there's some disagreement about who won, however, and all must be consulted before the race is finally called in favor of--you'll never guess!

Best Wishes, Winnie the Pooh - A coincidence convinces Pooh that he has the power to grant wishes by making up rhymes. When he fails to deliver his friends the goods, they become disappointed. With Piglet's help and some slight modifications, Pooh is to express his 'best wishes' and do small kindnesses for his friends.

Are You Me? - When a note comes floating through Pooh's window, he discovers he's been invited to lunch by someone who's signed the note simply 'me.' Pooh sets out on a hilarious series of conversations with his friends, in an attempt to find out who 'me' is.

I Could Have Laughed All Night - When Tigger loses his laugh, our gang comes up with a plan to help. And oh, what they won't do for a laugh!

My Gloomy Valentine - When Pooh and his friends find out that Eeyore is 'valentine-less', they set out to get their gloomy friend the perfect valentine.

The Wood Without Pooh - Piglet Tigger and Rabbit speculate about a wood without Pooh.

Friends of a Different Stripe - When Rabbit's house becomes temporarily uninhabitable, he's forced to bunk with Tigger for the night.

Mothers of Invention - Rabbit's adventures in babysitting Roo, with the "help" of a certain stripedy friend.

Once Upon a Happy Ending - Tigger helps his friend Piglet get a prize acorn.

Day of the Knights - The gang is inspired to go on an adventure by an Arthurian story.

Come As Eeyore - Eeyore attempts to become "the life of the party."

On a Clear Day You Can Bounce Forever - Inspired by a story in a book of Rabbit's, Tigger decides there's no need to ever stop bouncing. He finds however, that Tiggers cannot live by bouncing alone.

The Best Day Ever - Pooh and Piglet decide to have the best day ever and set out to plan it. The best laid plans of Pooh and Piglet don't turn out exactly as they intended. Eventually they find that there's really only one ingredient for the best day ever, being with your best friend.

A Halloween tradition and a gloomy donkey converge near the Scary Woods to make a memorable Halloween night for Pooh and his friends.

Roo takes his friends on a Christmas eve hunt for the Wishing tree, a legendary tree that grants wishes. In the end he finally gets what he wishes for, a Christmas with his friends.

Over the Hill - Inspired by an adventure story read by Owl, Pooh sets out on an adventure of his own. Things get a bit 'turned around' however, and Pooh finds that the very best adventures often happen in your own back yard.

Kessie Wises Up - Wanting to grow up as fast as possible, Kessie consults Owl on the path to wisdom. She finds, however, that growing up is a slow process - and for good reason.

Do the Roo - Roo learns that everyone has their own way of expressing themselves through movement.

Buck-A-Roo - Kanga entertains an ailing Roo with a story that they make up together.

I Was King of the Heffalumps - Piglet has a dream of a far off land where heffalumps stomp their feet and speak in a strange language.

The Great Honey Pot - Pooh and his friend Piglet set out on a search for the great Honey Pot, from which all honey is purported to flow.

Paging Piglet - Winnie the Pooh becomes convinced that Piglet has become "lost in the book" and searches through the book for his best friend.