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.

Tigger's Autobiography - After an inspirational reading of 'The Life of Hoot Johnson' by his friend Owl, Tigger is inspired to get his biography written. Off he goes in search of the perfect biographer. But the stripey guy decides that if you wants something remembered the way you remember it, you got to remember it yourself.'

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.

Bravehat - Pooh convinces Piglet that his new found courage comes from a new hat.

Scaredy Cat - Tigger house sits for Owl and invites over the rest of the gang to help him deal with the strange sounds he hears.

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.

Eeyore's Tailiversary - It's Eeyore's 'Tailiversary' (the anniversary of the day his tail was tacked on), and the gang have a surprise party planned for him. The question is, can they keep the surprise, a surprise?

Map of the Wood - Pooh shows up late for lunch with Rabbit one day, prompting Rabbit to start Pooh on an adventure in map making.

Chez Piglet - Rabbit comes up with a wonderful idea for Piglet to open a restaurant in the Hundred Acre Wood.

Pandora's Suggestion Box - Rabbit thinks he has just the thing to improve life in the Hundred Acre Wood, but he finds out how words on a slip of paper can be hurtful as well as helpful.

Piglet's Inadvertent Adventure - Piglet's short journey to the mailbox takes a few unexpected twists and turns.

The Power of the Pencil - The friends prepare for "Owl Appreciation Day" with the help of a simple, yet powerful, pencil.

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.

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.