When Barney joins his young friends on the school playground, each is secretly a bit jealous of another classmate. Baby Bop and BJ are already in their own jealous disagreement.... Read More

Barney and his friends learn all about the joys of books and the library with a new friend, Booker T. Bookworm, the librarian. Booker T. Bookworm teaches Curtis the importance of being yourself through the wonderful world of books. The children discover how fun the library can be as each one checks out a special book. Even Barney gets to check out his own poetry book and entertains his friends with fun poems!... Read More

Kristen is moving her pet frog outside to a new temporary home on the playground — a special pond. As Keesha, Danny and Curtis learn about tadpoles and frogs from Kristen, Barney appears and leads them all outside to learn more about ponds and pond life. A visit from Stella, with a special frog prince story, and pop-ins from Scooter and Miss Etta add to the fun as everyone enjoys the pond.... Read More

The children are excited about creating their very own picnic, but the spectacularly bitter taste of Stephen’s homemade lemonade and the change in the weather send their plans into a tailspin. Barney saves the day by awakening their imaginations and teaching them the importance of following directions. Using the Barney Bag, they decide to make their own sunshine. They have a great day full of fun, games and the success that comes from following directions.... Read More

Barney & Friends: 3×17 Are We There Yet? (1995)
With the help of their imaginations, the children surprise Barney with his very own car! Barney offers to take Shawn, Kathy, Min and Carlos for a car ride. But first he needs to run a few errands — to the car wash, cleaners, gas station and even Shawn’s Snappy Snacks drive-through. The car ride was worth the wait, though, as Barney and the children have a great time singing their favorite Barney songs along with the radio!... Read More

Barney & Friends: 3×08 On the Move (1995)
It’s fun making new Friends! Barney, BJ and the children welcome Kenneth, a new boy to their school. Kenneth joins Barney and his friends in songs and play… even a special Barney Bag activity! Everyone helps create a wonderful surprise to say goodbye to two old friends, Tina and Derek, who have moved to a new school. New friends and old friends… all friends to Barney.... Read More

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A spell of breezy weather is all that’s needed to launch Barney and his friends into a day of fun, adventure and discovery. Jingling wind chimes herald Barney’s arrival, distracting Ashley from the book she’s enjoying on hot-air ballooning. BJ “blows” in, full of attitude and questions. The Adventure Screen shows the wind’s effects in many forms, and Barney explains that the sun’s heat is what helps start the air in motion. The children play several “windy” activities and games, including a bubble chase, a sailboat race (using fans made with the Barney Bag), and BJ’s favorite, the “parachute flap.” Ashley’s desired “wind” activity seems out of reach – she’d love to go flying in a real hot-air balloon! But, with a little imagination and a friend like Barney, anything might happen on this easy, breezy day!... Read More

Curtis is embarrassed to be dressed like a tree for a school play. Barney assures him that it’s a terrific role and hopes Curtis will feel the same way when he learns more about trees. Barney and the children learn about trees’ need for water and sunlight. They also learn that trees remain healthy even when the leaves change color and drop off in the Fall. The Adventure Screen shows many different types of trees in different environments. The children are surprised to discover how many of their favorite foods and products come from trees. This leads to a discussion of a lumberjack’s job, and Barney tells the fantastic tale of Paul Bunyan. Scooter and Miss Etta tell the children that trees are often homes for different animals. Barney reminds the children that everyone should help save trees by recycling. In the end, Curtis has an entirely new outlook about his role in the play.... Read More