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The "New" Eeyore

**The "New" Eeyore** is the first segment of the twenty-first episode of the first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, that originally aired on ABC on February 25, 1989, and the 32nd episode in the overall. It is one of the episodes under Friendship.

## Synopsis

One night Eeyore walks over to Pooh's house and notices Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Gopher, and Rabbit having a party and wishes he could join in.

The next day Tigger tickles Eeyore with a feather causing him to laugh and when Pooh walks by he said hello to Eeyore. Tigger says being popular is easy for him - he just has to be him. Eeyore then gets the message that he just has to be Tigger. So he paints stripes on himself and starts bouncing. He bounces on everyone in the forest. When he bounces on Tigger, he is told that he has to have speed and grace. So he puts on some roller-skates. However, he hits Tigger, Gopher, Pooh and Rabbit. He goes into Rabbit's house and crashes. Rabbit gets cross with Eeyore for this. When he asks Eeyore what he has to say for himself, Eeyore replies "TTFN - Ta ta for now," and slides out. Rabbit furiously blames Tigger, but Pooh tells Tigger he made Eeyore "more bouncier than him". Tigger becomes horrified and says "I've created a donkey monster!" Eventually, one day, no one wants to play with Eeyore. This also makes Tigger look bad after his humiliating experience of being "outbounced by a donkey". That night, Rabbit, Gopher, Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet decide to wash off Eeyore's stripes. Eeyore appears, and Piglet explains that everyone is looking for Eeyore. He doesn't exactly know he's right in front of the target at first and wasn't color-blinded, but then he gets bashful and color-blinded and everyone else gets bashful and color-blinded apart from Pooh, until Rabbit notices that Eeyore no longer has stripes. Eeyore tells them that he's decided to be his original self. Piglet tells Eeyore that he likes him the way he is, Gopher says that he wouldn't have him any other way and Tigger says that there's only room for one Tigger in the 100 Acre Wood. Pooh apologizes to Eeyore as being popular didn't work out for him but Eeyore says it wasn't a total waste because he learned to say *hello*.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Gopher

## Videography

* Volume 10: Pooh to the Rescue (VHS, US only)
* Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit (VHS, Friendship)

## Trivia

* Jim Cummings provided a couple of Tigger's laughs, instead of Paul Winchell.
* This is one of the 5 Season 1 episodes to not be animated by Tokyo Movie Shinsha. The others are "The Wishing Bear", "A Very, Very Large Animal", "Fish Out of Water" and "Tigger, Private Ear"
Pirates is What We'll Be

Title card of the episode this song is from

**Pirates is What We'll Be** is a song featured in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode, Rabbit Marks The Spot. It is sung by Tigger and his friends at the beginning as they ride a makeshift pirate ship through the Hundred Acre Wood.

## Lyrics

**Tigger:**

Aaaaaaah...I love the life on a piratey ship

Sailing the seventy seas!

But since we're surrounded by acres of woods

We sail on the land...

**Gopher:**

Through the trees!

**Everyone:**

Yo ho, everyone knows a pirate's life is free

Yo ho, where ever we go, pirates is what we'll be

**Tigger:**

Swashle your buckles, the captain speaks

**Piglet:**

It's time to...

**Gopher:**

Swab the deck!

**Tigger:**

Rudder the tiller, the rozzin is missing

**Pooh:**

Will it be lunchtime next?

**Everyone:**

Yo ho, everyone knows a pirate's life is free

Yo ho, where ever we go, pirates is what we'll be

**Tigger:**

We sail for adventure, seek buried treasure

**Gopher:**

Digging it up's for me

**Everyone:**

Yo ho, everyone knows a pirate's life is free

**Pooh:**

Ho yo? *(giggles)* How does it go?

**Everyone:**

Pirates is what we'll be!

## Trivia

* This is the first song for Season 2 of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
* This is a pirate-themed song.
A Great Day Of Discovery

**A Great Day Of Discovery** is the fourth Magical World of Winnie the Pooh volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released in the UK in the year 2003. Its theme colour is yellow. It was also released in the US in 2005 as the first Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh volume.

## Episodes

A Great Day Of Discovery has 4 episodes.

* All's Well That Ends Wishing Well
* Babysitter Blues
* Party Poohper
* Piglet's Poohetry

## Trivia

* This is the last Magical World of Winnie the Pooh volume to be released in 2003.
* The extra feature in this volume is the Cheer Up Eeyore game.
Hundred Acre Hero

**Hundred Acre Hero** is the original UK volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released on the VHS in November 6, 1989.

## Episodes

Hundred Acre Hero has 2 episodes.

* Pooh Oughta Be in Pictures
* Trap as Trap Can

## Trivia

* This original UK volume contains the very first episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
Bulbasaur

**Bulbasaur** (Japanese: フシギダネ *Fushigidane*, French: Bulbizarre, German: Bisasam) is a Grass and Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Red, Blue and Green.

It evolves into Ivysaur starting at level 16, which then evolves into Venusaur starting at level 32.

Along with Charmander and Squirtle, it is one of the three starter Pokémon of Kanto.

## Pokédex entry

**Bastnaesite** entry:

**Hackmanite** entry:

## Origin

### Name Origin

Finnish: **Sipukonna** is a combination of *sipuli* (bulb) and *rupikonna* (toad).
New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh Wiki

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A Pooh Day Afternoon

**A Pooh Day Afternoon** is the third episode of the fourth season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, that originally aired on ABC on September 21, 1991, and the 74th episode in the overall. It is one of the episodes under Playtime.

## Synopsis

To prove his mother that he is responsible so he can get a dog, Christopher Robin is challenged to watch the neighbor's sheepdog, Skippy, with Pooh, Tigger and Piglet. He is to make sure that Skippy stays clean, fed, and walked. After Skippy's cleaned again, Tigger lets Skippy run off with Piglet and the horn. But in the end, Gopher uses his vacuum cleaner to bring Skippy home, after all Christopher Robin was happy to see Skippy was all right.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Gopher
* Christopher Robin
* Christopher Robin's mother
* Skippy the Sheepdog (actual debut)

## Trivia

* This episode was one of the few episodes to be animated by **Wang Film Productions Company Limited**.
* Gopher's line, "You got yourself a deal.", which he said to Tigger was used in Winnie the Pooh VHS trailers from the mid-1990s.
Fast Friends

**Fast Friends** is second segment of the ninth episode of the second season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, made by Walt Disney Television Animation, and the 51st episode in the overall. It originally aired on November 18, 1989.

## Synopsis

Gopher, Piglet, Tigger and Rabbit are taking a fire drill, and right afterwards, Pooh came and tries to not admit that he was late ... again. So Gopher plans to build a huge ramp for Pooh to launch off of. The others think he's crazy and try to make Pooh faster in their own ways. Rabbit tried giving him a schedule to keep track of what to do, but Pooh ended up losing it in the wind. Tigger said that stripes makes everyone faster, but makes a pattern on him instead. Piglet said in order to not be late, try taking short cuts.

After all of their plans fail, Gopher's plan was a success, but now there's a new problem—Pooh's now too fast, that he ruins everything, so the gang try to instead, slow him down rather than speed him up. After Pooh accidentally runs into Eeyore, the gang try to become as fast as Pooh is. When Pooh and Eeyore find them all exhausted for trying to be at the same pace as him, Pooh thinks he's late for something again, (which he ends up), and they all decide that the slow Pooh is the good Pooh.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Gopher

## Videography

This episode has not yet been released on a home video title.

## Trivia

* When the episode reran on ABC from 1995-2002, the title card used a different background scene from a different episode, and different title fonts.
Shovel, Shovel, Toil and Trouble

**Shovel, Shovel, Toil and Trouble** is the first segment of the sixth episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the 77th episode in the overall. It originally aired on October 12, 1991. It is one of the episodes under Learning.

## Synopsis

Rabbit, Piglet, Pooh, and Tigger are gathered at Gopher's tunnels to see Him open his package from "Holes 'R' Us." In it is a shovel, whom Gopher names "Lucille". The next day, Piglet comes to admire Lucille and suggest they go digging. Starting with Rabbit, Gopher make's a carrot cellar for Rabbit, but the latter never asked for one, so Gopher claimed it was Lucille's idea. Gopher later gives Pooh a "Olympic sized pool", though it turns out that he actually dug up a cliff next to Pooh's house. Later that day, Piglet is doing laundry when Gopher tells him that his turn to get his house renovated will be after Tigger's. Piglet asks Gopher if Gopher ask permission from Tigger. Gopher assures Piglet he'll enjoy it. However, Rabbit and Pooh are fed up with Gopher's 'renovations' of their houses, though Piglet tries to assure Rabbit that he isn't hurting any of them, until an angry Tigger comes bandaged up with several injuries thanks to Gopher's 'renovations' at Tigger's house. With that in mind, Rabbit, Tigger, and Pooh decide to have Gopher stop his 'renovations' for good. As Piglet goes home, he find it renovated thanks to Gopher, and it caused it to fall down, leaving Piglet homeless. It was then Piglet is finally convinced Gophers "renovations" are not so successful and that Rabbit is right about him going to far overboard. So he steals Lucille, much to Gopher's horror. Piglet digs himself into a hole, and Gopher had come to the rescue. Piglet confesses he took Lucille and pretend there's a Yellow-Belly-Shovel stealer, and tells everyone that Lucille gets a rest, until he mentions what he's got in mind to buy next.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Rabbit
* Tigger
* Gopher

## Trivia

* Holes 'R' Us is a parody of Toys 'R' Us.
* The episode title is a reference to the line "Double, double, toil and trouble" uttered by the three witches in Macbeth.
Bubbles and Troubles

**Bubbles and Troubles** is the original UK volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released on the VHS in September 10, 1990.

## Episodes

Bubbles and Troubles has 2 episodes.

* Cleanliness Is Next to Impossible
* Luck Amok

## Trivia

* Luck Amok, one of the 2 episodes on this volume, reappears in the Friendship volume Tigger-ific Tales.
Gopher

**Gopher** is a supporting character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Background

Gopher has a very plain personality; he is rarely seen outside his burrow, so not much is known about him socially. He is generally a hard-worker, especially in his mine shafts (tunnels) and spends most of his time tediously working on them. Despite his low social life, Gopher is not a silent character, while talking to the other animals he has a habit of whistling out his sibilant consonants.

## In the series

In The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Gopher's character has a very prominent role. He is the fourth most common character in the series, after Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Rabbit. He appeared in 42 of the 82 episodes. He is shown to be a bit of a workaholic and is obsessed with dynamite. His various conflicts often Rabbit, as Gopher's various plans often take place underneath Rabbit's garden.

In the episode "Fish Out of Water", Gopher is forced to move in with Rabbit temporarily after a fish migration takes over his tunnels.

In the episode "Lights Out", Rabbit secretly borrows Gopher's helmet. Gopher becomes scared of the dark, and whenever someone says 'Dark', he freaks out, but he soon conquers his fear and helps Piglet find the others in the tunnel.

One of Gopher's most notable episodes was "Pooh Skies", in which Pooh has "broken" the sky. Pooh and the others move in with Gopher to protect themselves from the fallen sky. Gopher, unhappy with the idea, helps Pooh to go up to the sky and successfully "fix" it.

The episode "To Dream the Impossible Scheme" introduced Gopher's Grandpappy, who, unlike Gopher, prefers to dream about things rather than do them.

In the episode "Sham Pooh", Pooh lost his appetite and Owl thinks that Pooh is missing. So, Gopher switched places with Owl after Owl switches places with Pooh. Although, when he tries to fly, he ended up falling down.

## Trivia

* Gopher is the only supporting character The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh to be first created by Disney instead of A.A. Milne.
* Gopher is revealed in the series to have a grandfather. Gopher's Grandpappy is voiced by Jim Cummings.
Fun 'n Games

* US release
* UK release

**Fun 'n Games** is one of the 5 Playtime collection volumes. It was first released in July 21, 1995 in the US.

## Cover details

The scene on this volume's cover shows Eeyore, Tigger and Gopher at the starting line of the race and Pooh, standing by the starting line, holding a clipboard and a stopwatch. Gopher is preparing himself for the race by inflating his running shoes.

The cover resembles the second episode of this volume: Prize Piglet

## Episodes

Fun 'n Games has 3 episodes, all of which focus on playing games except for 'Piglet's Poohetry'.

* What's the Score, Pooh?
* Prize Piglet
* Piglet's Poohetry

## Trivia

* When it was released in the UK in August 5, 1996, this Playtime volume was numbered 3.
* This is the only Playtime volume not to have a character mentioned in its title.
* One of the 2 interval bumpers on this Playtime volume has a red background.
Under the Bed

Title card of the episode this song is from

**Under the Bed** is a song from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode, Cleanliness Is Next to Impossible.

In this song, Tigger suggests throwing the mess under Christopher Robin's bed. At first, Christopher hesitates to adopt Tigger's method of "cleaning" but finds himself convinced at the song's conclusion. This is sung by Christopher Robin and Tigger.

## Lyrics

**Christopher Robin** (spoken): Wouldn't Mom like 'em better up here, all neat?

**Tigger:** What?! Stack all these things way up on your shelf,

where they could fall down and hurt themselves?

You think they enjoy linin' up in a row?

Well, I never heard one say it was so.

Tiggers know for a fact that from usin' their heads,

the best place for stuff like this... (laughs) ...is under the bed!

**Christopher Robin** (spoken): Under the bed?

**Tigger:** Absotutely! That's what I said!

The closet's too dark, and a box is too small.

And the drawers? Why, they're no fun at all!

This is posilutely the perfect spot.

It is where it is and it's not where it's not.

So I'll tell you again what I already said.

The best place for stuff like this... is under the bed!

**Christopher Robin** (spoken): Under the bed!

**Tigger:** Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! Yeah! That's what I said!

**Christopher Robin and Tigger:** The best place for all your stuff is under the bed!

## Trivia

* The Pixar Ball makes a cameo when Tigger is seen balancing on it.
* The name of the song is similar to the song "Under the Sea" from the Disney movie *The Little Mermaid*, which was published in 1989, the year after the episode aired.
It's Playtime With Pooh

**It's Playtime With Pooh** is the third Magical World of Winnie the Pooh volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released in the UK in the year 2003. Its theme colour is teal. It was also released in the US in 2006 as the fourth Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh volume.

## Episodes

It's Playtime With Pooh has 4 episodes.

* What's the Score, Pooh?
* The Good, the Bad, and the Tigger
* Bubble Trouble
* April Pooh

## Trivia

* The extra feature in this volume is the Soccer Playtime with Pooh game.
Cause It's Make Believe

Title card of the episode this song is from

'**Cause It's Make Believe** is a song from the very first episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Pooh Oughta Be in Pictures, sung by Christopher Robin, Piglet, Tigger, and Pooh. The song was sung during the end of the movie theater scene, much to the usher's dismay.

## Lyrics

**Tigger:** Well I once saw a monster pillage

A house, a block, an entire village!

He ate until he reached his fillage

But me? I stood right there!

I've seen 'em ninety stories high!

Seen ones that swim and some that fly!

But I never flinched when they stomped by

'Cause Tiggers don't get scared!

**Tigger, Pooh and Christopher Robin:** So you'll be alright, 'cause it's make-believe!

**Tigger:** It's just a light that shines real bright and bounces off a screen.

**Tigger, Pooh and Christopher Robin:** So you'll be alright, and quite safe too!

**Tigger:** There's no need to be scared when a Tigger is there with you!

**Piglet** (spoken): But what about the usher?

**Pooh** (spoken): Oh, don't worry, Piglet, he's not *in* the movie.

**Tigger:** I've seen 'em rip, I've seen 'em tear

I've seen 'em floating through the air!

But I stood by without a care

'Cause Tiggers don't get scared

**Christopher Robin:** It's just a buncha movie tricks to make you think this thing exists!

**Tigger:** A piece of film is all it is, there's really nothin' there!

**Tigger, Pooh and Christopher Robin:** So you'll be alright, 'cause it's make-believe!

**Tigger:** It's just a light that shines real bright and bounces off a screen.

**Tigger, Pooh and Christopher Robin:** So you'll be alright, and quite safe too!

**Tigger:** There's no need to be scared when a Tigger...

**Pooh:** ...Or Pooh!

**Christopher Robin:** And don't forget Christopher Robin too!

**All:** There's nothing to fear when your friends are here with you!

**Tigger** (spoken): See you in the Hundred Acre Woods! Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

## Trivia

* This is the very first inset song of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
Stan Woozle and Heff Heffalump

**Stan Woozle** and **Heff Heffalump** are a pair of animal villains occasionally featured in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## In the series

In "The Great Honey Pot Robbery", Stan appears to be calm, devious, sneaky, and somewhat intelligent, while Heff appears to be loud, easily scared, idiotic and cowardly. When the two are foiled by Roo (whom Heff thinks is a giant mouse) the first time, Stan decides to go to a friend of his named Wooster, a gigantic woozle who Stan and Heff lead to Pooh's house where "brunchfast" is about to start. Leading Wooster to Pooh is what Stan hopes will get he and Heff what they want, but when Pooh befriends Wooster and foils them a second time (just like the first time when Roo stopped them), Stan flees with Heff and vows that they will return and take their honey, one way or another (other than simply asking for it).

In "A Bird in the Hand", Stan and Heff come up with a plan to capture Kessie and hold her for ransom (that being honey). After capturing Kessie and Rabbit and taking them to their hideout, Stan is the one who sends Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet a ransom note.

When they too are captured, Kessie convinces Stan and Heff to start taking care of her. Kessie's constant demands result in a flood of honey in the thieves' hideout and Stan's begging to take Kessie far away from them. This was his and Heff's last appearance.

## Trivia

* Heff mistakenly thinking Roo is a giant mouse is a reference to the *Looney Tunes* cartoons starring Sylvester and Hippety Hopper.
* In both their appearances, they both met Pooh, Tigger, Rabbit, and Piglet.
* Being a woozle and a heffalump, Stan and Heff fulfill the original idea that heffalumps and woozles were monstrous thieves that took honey without a second thought.
* Though there had already been heffalumps in the Hundred Acre Wood before, as seen with the heffalump family in the episode "There's No Camp Like Home" from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Stan is the first physical woozle to be seen in the *Winnie the Pooh* universe, with Wooster as the second. All other woozles seen up until that point were nightmarish depictions dreamt up by the characters. They would continue to be nightmarish figures after Stan and Wooster, due to the lack of anymore physical woozles, and Heff Heffalump is the fourth funniest Heffalump is about to be seeing *Winnie the Pooh* universe, same thing as all heffalumps seen with there dreamily thoughts of learning the difference about not to do anymore bad ideas unless they'll understand.
* Heff has no family but was only shown himself on his picture frame.
* Stan and Heff own a pet cow, as at one point in "A Bird in the Hand", they are heard milking one offscreen.
* Stan and Heff are also one of the many cartoon parodies of George and Lennie from John Steinbeck's *Of Mice and Men*.
Pooh Bear's Big Surprise

**Pooh Bear's Big Surprise** is the original UK volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released on the VHS in September 10, 1990.

## Episodes

Pooh Bear's Big Surprise has 3 episodes.

* The Rats Who Came to Dinner
* My Hero
* Owl Feathers

## Trivia

* 2 of the episodes on this video, My Hero and Owl Feathers, reappear on the Friendship volume Clever Little Piglet.
* This is the first original UK volume to have more than 2 episodes. It has 3 episodes.
* This is the last original UK volume to contain episodes from Season 1.
To Dream the Impossible Scheme

**To Dream the Impossible Scheme** is the second segment of the seventh episode of the fourth season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh*,* made by Walt Disney Television Animation, and the 80th episode in the overall. It originally aired on October 19, 1991. It is one of the episodes under Learning.

## Synopsis

As Rabbit tries to plant his special prized rutabaga potato, Gopher's Grandpappy comes for a visit leading Gopher to decide to help his Grandpappy accomplish his lifelong dream of building an above-ground underground city and to win the "Pewter Pickaxe" contest Gopher is desperate to see him win. When Grandpappy doesn't seem interested in building the city Gopher builds it anyway but the thing collapses and Gopher realizes that his Grandpappy likes to "Dream rather than do" about building the city and Gopher's friends throw a party for Gopher's Grandpa.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Gopher
* Gopher's Grandpappy

## Trivia

* Gopher's Grandpappy makes a return in this episode. He previously debuted in Gopher's flashback as Gopher's Great-Grandpappy in the Season 3 episode Easy Come, Easy Gopher.
* This episode's title is a play on "To dream the impossible dream" which is a line from the lyrics of a popular song 'The Impossible Dream' from the 1965 Broadway musical *Man of La Mancha* and is also featured in the 1972 film of the same name.
To Bee or Not to Bee

**To Bee or Not to Bee** is the first segment of the thirty-eighth sixth episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It premiered on October 13, 1990, and is the 63rd episode in the overall.

## Synopsis

Christopher Robin and the gang are playing war in their bedroom. His mother tells him to tidy up, so Pooh and his friends explain why they are playing war.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Gopher
* Christopher Robin
* Christopher Robin's mother

## Videography

This episode has not yet been released on a home video title.

## Trivia

* This episode, along with April Pooh, was never shown on Playhouse Disney and Disney Channel (in the 2000s) for unknown reasons.
* The title is a play on a line from Shakespeare's *Hamlet*: "To be or not to be? That is the question."
King of the Beasties

**King of the Beasties** is the first segment of the seventeenth episode of the first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the 24th episode in the overall. It originally aired on January 7th, 1989.

## Synopsis

Trying to find out about who he's related to in Christopher Robin's book, Tigger stumbles upon a lion. Loving the idea that he's related to a lion, he calls himself "King of the Beasties" (mispronunciation on King of the Beasts), and gives himself a task to protect Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit and all the other Hundred Acre Wood characters from Jagulars. The others agree that, if he succeeds in doing it, he might become king. So Tigger creates a fake Jagular from Rabbit's tablecloth without asking so that he can defeat it and become king. After a while, Rabbit finds out and writes a note saying "I've untied my friend and took him with me, Signed: Another Jagular". So, Tigger goes to Rabbit, beats up the old 'Jagular' and Rabbit finds out, telling him that if he wants to borrow something, he's gotta ask first. At that moment, Tigger resigns his 'reign as King' and says that he could be related to something better like a 'Boa Rescrictor' or a 'Hammer Nose Shark', one of 'Hippopotemuses', one of 'Oktepusses' or an 'Elefator'. (actually, these misspelled words should be Boa Constrictor, Hippopotamuses, Octopuses, and Elephant)

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Gopher
* Owl
* Christopher Robin

## Videography

* Volume 7: King of the Beasties (VHS, US only)

## Trivia

* The song that's featured in this episode is 'King of the Beasties'
* This episode marks Jim Cummings's first full time he provided the voice of Tigger.
* The "Boa Rescrictor" and "Hammer Nose Shark" are references to the Boa Constrictor and Hammer Head Shark, and the "Hippopetomusses", "Oktepusses" and the "Elefater" are references to the Hippopotamuses (or "Hippoptoami"), Octopi (or "Octopuses") and the Elephant (just like the Heffalump), but not only that, the Tiggers are a reference to the tigers, the Eeyores are a reference to the donkeys and the Winne-the-Pooh Bears are possibly a reference to the panda bears, but also (that in Oh, Bottle,) the "Kid-Eating Kaneb(ibb)els", "Kid-Eating Sharks", "Tigger Sharks" and Spookables" are references to the man-eating cannibals, man-eating sharks, tiger sharks and spooks.
Pooh Bear

**Pooh Bear** is the theme song that opened every episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (with the exception of Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too). An instrumental of theme played at the end of each episode. Some installments which featured a longer ending credits sequence also included a reprise of a portion of the vocals.

## Lyrics

Gotta get up, I've gotta get going
I'm gonna see a friend of mine
He's round and he's fuzzy
I love him because he's just...

Pooh Bear, Winnie the Pooh Bear
Lookin' for fun, chasin' some honeybees
Pooh Bear, I know he's out there
Rumbly-tumbly, climbin' a honey tree

Fun never ends for us, we're so adventurous
Least every now and again
And when we're alone and there's nobody home
It's nice to be able to count on a friend like...

Pooh Bear, Winnie the Pooh Bear
Wherever you go, oh won't you take me please?
Pooh Bear, I gotta be there
It's me and it's you
My silly old Winnie the Pooh

## Trivia

* 2 closing themes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh are based on this song. One of them is the semi-instrumental version of the song while the other is an orchestral-instrumental version.
* This song is used as the intro song on all titles on both original and holiday-themed collections as well as the following 4 VHS collection titles: Happy Pooh Day (Playtime), Working Together (Learning), Imagine That, Christopher Robin! and Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit. (Friendship)
April Pooh

**April Pooh** is the second segment of the sixth episode of the third season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the 64th episode in the overall. It originally aired on October 13, 1990. It is one of the episodes under Playtime.

## Synopsis

Pooh is in bed and dreaming of - guess what? However, when he wakes up his honey pot is empty - his dream must have had a midnight snack without him. However, he has no honey in his cupboard... There's a pot of honey on his table, but the 'honey' is gray and very, very sticky... There's lots of pots of honey outside his house. "April Fool" calls Christopher Robin. Pooh wonders if this April Fool is someone to be afraid of or not... Piglet calls for help. Piglet has goggles and a floaty on and towels... He's terrified that his place is underwater, but his floor is not wet... However at Piglet's windows, gold fishes are seen swimming... Maybe the flood is hiding somewhere. Pooh finds out that it's a trick. Pooh tells him that this April Fool likes to play tricks and this is his day. They look for the April fool at Tigger's. However, Tigger's got spots... His beautiful stripeties, nowhere to be seen, but Pooh notices it's a PJ suit... Rabbit goes into his garden and sees and enormous carrot and is pleased with himself, but it's a large balloon, and Rabbit floats up into the sky, when the carrot bursts, and he demands to know what's going on and wonder why no one's seen the April Fool. They're disguised as trees to find the invisible April Fool... and they scare Eeyore on the process. He thinks they've been turned into stumps, but they tell him they're pretending... They try to trap the Fool by setting Tigger traps around Eeyore's house with a pretend Eeyore. Someone's coming... He comes behind them, but it's only Christopher Robin. They've trapped themselves and accidentally trap him. They tell Chris that they're scared of the April Fool. Chris tells them that he was the one doing the April Fooling, though the tricks weren't meant to frighten. Honey for Pooh, gentle pets for Piglet, cuddly pajamas for Tigger and a balloon for Rabbit. But they played the best trick on Christopher Robin, so they're the April Fools.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Christopher Robin

## Videography

* Happy Pooh Day (VHS, Playtime)
* It's Playtime With Pooh (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh)

## Trivia

* This episode, along with "To Bee or Not to Bee", was never shown on Playhouse Disney and Disney Channel (in the 2000s) for unknown reasons, but has aired in some countries such as the UK.
* This is the only episode animated at Walt Disney Animation UK Limited.
* Despite of being aired October 13, 1990, this is an April Fools Day-themed episode.
Playtime Song

The **Playtime Song** is the theme song from the Playtime VHS collection. Award-winning singer and lyricist, Stephen Schwartz from Parachute Express, sings this song.

## Lyrics

Hey, it's playtime, yippi-yay time

Pooh Bear is happy to be here with you

Hurry, hurry, someone furry

Is ready to play, and he’s Winnie the Pooh

Pooh Bear laughs ’cause life is pretty funny

There’s so much to see and do (so much to see and do)

Pooh Bear smiles when he is full of honey

Have some too, you and Pooh!

The world keeps spinning, Pooh keeps grinning

He’s full of adventure, so shiny and new (shiny and new)

So exciting, so inviting

To open the door and see...Can you guess who?

We’re laughing and playing with Winnie the Pooh!

## Trivia

* This song shares its music with the Learning and Friendship songs.
Cloud, Cloud Go Away

**Cloud, Cloud Go Away** is the first segment of the seventh episode of the fourth season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, that originally aired on ABC on October 19, 1991, and the 79th episode in the overall. It is one of the episodes under Learning.

## Synopsis

One day, when Tigger is going for a walk, he sees a cloud. Tigger is angry with the cloud and tells the cloud,"Go away and don't ever show your fluffy face at me again!" The cloud is very angry and grows bigger. Tigger is angry and runs into his house, putting planks on his door so that the cloud won't go into his house. However, the cloud comes into Tigger's house through a hole. Tigger tells Pooh and Piglet about the cloud. The cloud is angry and turns into a rain cloud. After Pooh lectured Tigger for hurting the cloud's feelings, Tigger apologized to the cloud for calling the cloud names. The cloud turns back to normal and it leaves a rainbow behind to tell how happy it is.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* The Cloud

## Videography

* Making Friends (VHS, Learning)
* Growing Up With Pooh (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh, UK only)

## Trivia

* The title is a pun on the nursery rhyme "Rain Rain Go Away".
* When the cloud was small, it poured a lot of rain on Tigger, but when Tigger, Piglet and Pooh were inside the log and the cloud got really big, it rained normally.
* The scene with Pooh and Piglet dressing up as Tiggers foreshadows the events of "The Tigger Movie".
* **Moral**: Words really do hurt.
Growing Up With Pooh

**Growing Up With Pooh** is the eighth and final Magical World of Winnie the Pooh volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released in the UK in the year 2004. Its theme colour is sky-blue.

## Episodes

Growing Up With Pooh has 4 episodes.

* Cloud, Cloud Go Away
* Me and My Shadow
* Easy Come, Easy Gopher
* The Bug Stops Here

## Trivia

* This is the third and final volume of the Magical World of Winnie the Pooh collection not to have a US Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh release.
* The extra feature in this volume is Tigger and Roo's Balloon Bounce game.
Birds of a Feather

**Birds of a Feather** is the original UK volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released on the VHS in November 7, 1988.

## Episodes

Birds of a Feather has 2 episodes.

* Find Her, Keep Her
* Donkey for a Day

## Trivia

* This is one of the first 2 original UK volumes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh to be released.
Friendship

**Friendship** is a VHS collection of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. This collection focuses on being friends and caring for each other. It has 5 volumes, releasing from February 18, 1997 to March 3, 1998. All volumes use the Friendship Song as their intro except Imagine That, Christopher Robin! and Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit, both of which instead use Pooh Bear.

## Intro bumper/Title card and volumes

### Intro bumper/Title card

In a violet and sky blue gradient background, on a turquoise patch, words, saying "Winnie the Pooh" written in pastel yellow start to appear as they were drawn. On the bottom-left corner of the screen, a symbol (Pooh and Piglet) is seen in its silhouette form. Once the drawing's complete, the "Winnie the Pooh" logo zooms backwards as the symbol revealed itself, and becomes animated for a short amount of seconds, while the word "Friendship", written in white, flies in from the bottom-right of the screen. Then, the "Friendship" word disappears as the title logo flies to the top-left corner of the screen. A yellow wiggly rectangle flies in from nowhere and lands next to the symbol. On the yellow wiggly rectangle is the name of one of the Friendship collection's 5 volumes, written in a purple color.

The music for this intro bumper/title card is an orchestral-type, complete with a dramatic finish.

### Volumes

 Pooh Wishes |     | February 18, 1997
 Tigger-ific Tales |     | February 18, 1997
 Imagine That, Christopher Robin! |      | March 3, 1998
 Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit |      | March 3, 1998

## Trivia

* The music for this collection's intro bumper/title card is recycled from the intro bumpers/title cards of 2 Halloween-themed volumes: Winnie the Pooh: Frankenpooh and Winnie the Pooh: Spookable Pooh.
* Each of the 5 volumes in this collection mainly center around a character from the Winnie the Pooh franchise. For example: Tigger-Ific Tales centers around Tigger.
	+ Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit is the only Friendship volume to center around 2 characters instead of one. The characters centered around by that volume are Rabbit and Eeyore.
* This is the only VHS collection of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh not to have any LaserDisc releases.
* All 17 episodes in this collection are redistributed from the original collection.
* When this collection was released in the UK, the background color for its boxart is indigo.
* In the US, this is the last video collection to use the Walt Disney Home Video "Sorcerer Mickey" logo.
Working Together

**Working Together** is one of the 5 Learning collection volumes. It was first released in July 17, 1996 in the US.

## Cover details

The scene on this volume's cover shows Pooh, Tigger, Rabbit and Gopher doing some digging together as a team.

The cover resembles the third episode of this volume: Easy Come, Easy Gopher

## Episodes

Working Together has 3 episodes, all of which focus on teamwork.

* Shovel, Shovel, Toil and Trouble
* Tigger's Shoes
* Easy Come, Easy Gopher

## Trivia

* This Learning volume and Growing Up are released in the UK together as a 2-VHS bundle in July 13, 1998.
* This is the only Learning volume to have Pooh Bear as its intro instead of the Learning Song.
	+ However, when it, together along with Growing Up, was released on the UK VHS as a 2-VHS bundle, Working Together uses the Learning song.
* This Learning volume has a unique version of the Learning collection's intro bumper/title card. That intro bumper/title card has additional sound effects.
* This is the only Learning volume to have an episode redistributated from the original collection. It was 'Tigger's Shoes'.
Christopher Robin

Christopher Robin at Christmas time

**Christopher Robin** is a supporting character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Background

Christopher is a friendly young boy and seems to be rather intelligent for a boy of his age. He is also adventurous and spirited, and can sometimes take his imaginative escapades too far, having gotten into trouble with his mom and babysitter on some occasion as a result. As his stuffed animals have the mentality of toddlers, Christopher Robin typically acts as a caretaker, guiding presence, and almost a parent to most of the other characters. He shares a particularly special connection with Pooh Bear, as the two are almost inseparable.

## In the series

Christopher's depiction here is slightly different from the films. Here, Christopher lives in a home with his mother (Robin is implied to be the last name) and often visits his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood. Several episodes also take place at his home. He is shown to have nightmares after watching scary movies in one episode. Most noticeably, he has an American accent as opposed to a British one.

Some episodes revolve around various issues Christopher is facing. In "Home is Where the Home Is", Christopher runs away after accidentally breaking a statue. The friends offer their homes, but Christopher eventually decides to return to his own home. In "Cleanliness Is Next to Impossible", Christopher must face a monster named Crud who lives under the bed and has kidnapped Pooh and Piglet. As a result, Christopher vows to keep his room clean so that Crud never returns. "A Pooh Day Afternoon" shows Christopher being given the responsibility of dog-sitting a neighbor's pet. "Grown But Not Forgotten" depicts Christopher being nervous about going to his first grown-up party. The friends help him get over his nervousness, but eventually Pooh and the others worry that Christopher will grow up and forget them.

## Trivia

* Christopher Robin is based on A.A. Milne's real life son Christopher Robin Milne. (1920 - 1996)
Winnie the Pooh: Frankenpooh

**Winnie the Pooh: Frankenpooh** is one of the 4 holiday-themed volumes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Like Winnie the Pooh: Spookable Pooh, this is a Halloween-themed volume. Its symbol is a jack-o-lantern. It was first released on the VHS in September 15, 1995 ahead of Halloween in October of the same year.

## Intro bumper/Title card and episodes

### Intro bumper/Title card

In a teal background, on a purple patch, word saying "Winnie the Pooh" written in orange start to appear as they were drawn. Once the drawing's complete, a symbol (a jack-o-lantern) rolls in from the bottom-right corner of the screen. After the symbol stops in the right way up on the bottom-left corner of the screen, a black wiggly, long rectangle wipes in next to the symbol. On that rectangle is the word "Frankenpooh" written in orange. The face on the symbol flashes on and off in a yellow color.

The music for this intro bumper/title card is an orchestral-type, complete with a dramatic finish.

### Episodes

Winnie the Pooh: Frankenpooh has 3 episodes.

1. The Monster Frankenpooh
2. Things That Go Piglet in the Night
3. Pooh Moon

## Trivia

* The intro bumper/title card of this holiday-themed volume shared its background music with the one of another Halloween-themed volume: Winnie the Pooh: Spookable Pooh.
	+ The background music from the intro bumpers/title cards of both this volume and Winnie the Pooh: Spookable Pooh were later recycled as background music for the intro bumpers/title cards of the Friendship collection titles.
* This is the only holiday-themed volume not to have music playing in its interval bumpers.
* This volume and Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too are released together on the Laserdisc format in October 4, 1995 as **Special Holiday Edition**.
* This is the only holiday-themed volume to have 3 episodes instead of 2.
* This volume, along with Winnie the Pooh: Spookable Pooh, is also released on DVD as a double feature bundle.
Plasma Caster

The Plasma Caster is a heavy energy weapon in Fallout Incursion

## Characteristics

The Plasma Caster is a semi automatic plasma weapon that is known for it's high accuracy and good single shot damage, the weapon is not as popular as other heavy weapons but it is still a great option for Energy weapon users that are looking for a high end option on plasma weaponry.

### Damage

* Common: 75 + (18.75)
* Rare: 82.5 + (20.625)

### Multipliers

* Head: x1.25
* Chest: x1
* Limbs: x1

## How to obtain

* The Plasma Caster can only be found sold by Van Graffs once per month as other high end weapons and it's sold as a common variant.
* Enclave are known to have a rare variant amongsts their equipment.

## Notes

* The Plasma Caster used to be sold to first on arrival, however alongside other high ends this has been changed to a bidding system and is sold to the highest buyer.
* Despite the weapon's high cost it is just a common variant.
* Contrary to popular belief, the Enclave variant has no special attributes other than being a higher rarity.
Tigger's Shoes

**Tigger's Shoes** is the first segment of the twentieth episode of the second season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, made by Walt Disney Television Animation, and the 31st episode in the overall. It originally aired on February 4, 1989. It is one of the episodes under Learning.

## Synopsis

Tigger starts the day doing what he does best which is bouncing! Rabbit is planting cabbages and doesn't want Tigger to bounce him. He gives Tigger the challenge of bouncing Castle Ridge, an extremely high ridge. Tigger is upset that he can't even make it with his "bestest" bounce. He begs Rabbit to help him. Rabbit says he's related to the best bouncer in the world, The Awesome Bunny of "Upsy Dasia", and agrees to 'help' Tigger.

Rabbit gives Tigger the 'shoes' of the 'awesome bunny.' He gets Gopher to help him, however he quits when Rabbit puts metal and screws in them to weigh Tigger down, stating Rabbit's plan is getting too carried away, but Rabbit blows him off. Later, Tigger then tries to use the shoes to bounce Castle Ridge. Rabbit says he just "has to get used to them" and Tigger practices nonstop to bounce with the shoes on until he is exhausted. Rabbit is surprised and upset when no one thinks his joke is funny.

Piglet misunderstands Tigger when he explains where he got the shoes from and thinks it's the "Awful Bunny of Upside-Downsia". Tigger, unwilling to give up the shoes until he reaches the top of Castle Rock in one bounce, then starts sleep-bouncing in his house and through the woods at night, covered in his blankets, and Rabbit tries to get the shoes back before it's too late. Piglet is scared when he thinks the awful bunny is in the woods and thinks he wants the shoes back, but Tigger doesn't want to give them back until he bounces to the top of the ridge. Piglet, Pooh and Rabbit camp at Tigger's house. Pooh comes armed with his pop gun to scare the awful bunny away.

That night, Rabbit gets the shoes off Tigger's feet, but when he tries to get rid of them, Tigger sleep-bounces him and bounces off into the night. Pooh and Piglet think the awful bunny took him, only to discover that the "awful bunny" is Tigger, who managed to jump Castle Ridge in one bounce while sleeping. Rabbit throws the shoes down Gopher's hole. Gopher comes up with them and lets the cat out of the bag. They discover that Rabbit was lying to Tigger the whole time. Tigger however, is happy because he thinks that Rabbit helped him build up his muscles. Tigger says he had heard about a cow who jumped over the moon and wants to surpass it in bouncing over the moon. Rabbit faints, which Tigger attributes to excitement as the episode ends.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Gopher

## Videography

* Volume 7: King of the Beasties (VHS, US only)
* The Great River Rescue (VHS, UK only)
* Working Together (VHS, Learning)
* Love and Friendship (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh)