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Carl

**Carl** is a supporting character who appears in the 4th episode of DiC's *Care Bears* series, "Split Decision". He is a quiet, timid boy with glasses who lack confidence because he believes he's no good at sports. When the Care Bears arrive to cheer him up, they, along with his friend Mary take part in a soccer match against a team led by a bully named Timmy.

Imagination Movers/Franklin

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• Rich as Franklin

• Nina as Goose

• Dave as Wolvie

• Peggy as Skunk

• Scott as Bear

• Warehouse Mouse as Snail

## Original series

After he is made fun of for playing poorly at soccer, a group of Care Bears including Cheer Bear, Funshine Bear, Champ Bear, Grumpy Bear, and Friend Bear travel to Earth to help cheer him up. Together with his friend Mary, the seven form a team to take on a group of boys led by a bully named Timmy in order to boost Carl's self-esteem.

Despite doubting himself at first, Carl is able to score the first goal for his side with Champ Bear's help after he guides the ball into the goal with his Belly badge, and soon scores again after yet another assist from Champ. Carl is made the goalie at the end of the game where he successful blocks a shot and sends the ball down court for a series of passes that results in the final winning goal. The bears carry him off the field as the crowd and everyone watching in Care-a-Lot cheer him on.

Inanimate Insanity/Sonic

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• OJ as Sonic
• Fan as Shadow
• Lightbulb as Amy
• Test Tube as Rouge
• Knife as Knuckles
• Microphone as Tikal
• Box as Cheese
• Pickle as Charmy
• Trophy as Dr. Eggman
• MePhone4S as Espio
• Tissues as Uncle Chuck
• Cheesy as Vector
• Soap as Robotnik Jr.
• Marshmallow as Antoine
• Cherries as Scratch and Grounder

Villains
Professor Coldheart • Frostbite • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • Cloud Worm

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • Missy • Fred • Tommy • **Carl** • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • Patti • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • Becky • Sandra • Ken • Jim • David • The Happy Star • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal
Dry Spell

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### Writer

Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Randal Case, Howard R. Cohen, Matt Geller, Jack Hanrahan, Don Hart, Shelly Karol, Francis Moss, Jack Olesker, Bruce Reisman

### Director

Yasunori Honda

**Dry Spell** is the 17th episode in the Care Bears series.

## Plot synopsis

Two children, Elaine and Joey, are so depressed because there is no water. Share Bear, with a lighting helmet on her head, meets them inside a cavern. She and the other Care Bears help these kids escape by using the Care Bear Stare; outside, Proud Heart Cat and Swift Heart Rabbit help the others with the Cousin Call.

### Characters

Tenderheart Bear
Share Bear
Funshine Bear
Champ Bear
Swift Heart Rabbit

Joey(debut)
Elaine(debut)

2. Braces • Split Decision
3. Lucky Charm • Soap Box Derby
4. The Last Laugh • The Show Must Go On
5. The Forest of Misfortune • Magic Mirror
6. Daydreams • Runaway
7. Mayor for a Day • The Night the Stars Went Out
8. The Magic Shop • Concrete Rain
9. **Dry Spell** • Drab City
10. Wedding Bells • The Old Man and the Lighthouse
11. The Cloud Worm • The Girl Who Called Wolf
Drab City/Credits

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* Produced by: Jean Chalopin
* Directed by: James A. Simon
* Director of Animation: Hideo Nishimaki
* Script Supervisor: Lori Crawford
* Story Editors: Sandy Fries, Jack Olesker
* Writers: Jack Olwesker, Jack Hanrahan, Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Frances Moss, Shelly Karol, Don Hart, Randal Case, Matt Geller, Bruce Reisman, Howard R. Cohen
* Voice Directors: Marsha Goodman, Dan Hennessy
* Assisted by: Jennifer Goldie
* Starring: Billy Mae Richard, Jane Eastwood, Janet Laine Green, Luba Goy, Eva Almos, Linda Sorensen, Melany Brown, Len Carlson, Louise Vallance, Dan Hennessey, Pauline Renny, Patrice Black, Laurie W. Benson, Teresa Sears, Bobby Dermie, Joyce Gordon
* Storyboard Artists: Bryon Vaughn, Paul Terry, Alvaro Arce, Mike Swanigan, Chris Jenkyns, Leslie Margolin, Gordon Harrris, H. Hack, Bud Lewis, Kurt Conner, Jacob Gutregez, Jim Schull, Brad Rader
* Character Design: Doug McCarthy, Rachel Brenner, Judie Martin, Richard Moore
* Background Design: Enzo Baldi, Ricardo Abrines
* Background Rendering: Kathy Yelsa, Laura Lizark, Tom Woolridge, Richard Chavez, Terry Robinson, Christo Vasilev
* Associate Producers: Susan C. Rodgers, Jack Spillum
* Animation Production by: Studio Korumi
* Production Assistants: Tomo Yukiharita, Sangbum Kim, Hiroshi Maejima, Kazuko Yamamoto
* Animation Production Manager: Shigeru Akagawa, Hiroshi Toita
* Animation Production Coordinatiors: Mitsuya Fujimoto, Kimiko Monden, Takai
* Music Supervisor: Marty Wereski
* Main Title Music by: Bob Chimbel, Merri Loomis
* Sound Director: Yasunori Honda
* Sound Mixer: Yoshikazu Awa
* Sound Effects and Music Selected by: Sizz Sound Creation
* Music Consultants: Marc Simon, Kelly Simon
* Executives in Charge of Production: Carole MacGillvray, Paul S. Presser, David Gillies with Kevin O'Donnell
* Executive Producers: Jean Chalopin, Andy Heyward, Tetsuo Karatana
* Care Bears and Care Bears Cousins Designs Created by: Those Characters from Cleveland
* Care Bears and Care Bear Cousins are Trademarks of American Greetings Corporation
* Care Bears and Care Bear Cousins Character Designs © 1985 American Greetings Corporation
* © 1985 CPG Products Corporation
Missy

**Missy** is a supporting character who appeared in the 3rd episode of DiC's *Care Bears* TV series, "Braces". She is friends with a boy named Joey who recently got braces and is self-conscious about them. Though Missy continues to support him, Joey remains depressed thanks to the actions of a bully named Tommy.

## Original series

After receiving his new braces from the dentist, a boy named Joey becomes convinced that they look awful and all of his friends won't want anything to do with him. However, Missy doesn't think they make him look silly at all, and continues to support him. However, a bully named Tommy begins to give Joey a rough time over them, including putting taffy in his sandwich during lunch, which causes him to run away from school. Missy tells the Care Bears what happened, and they rush out to find him.

Camp Lakebottom/Peter Rabbit

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• McGee as Peter Rabbit
• Gretchen as Jemima Puddle-Duck
• Squirt as Benjamin Bunny
• Suzi as Lily Bobtail
• Sawyer as Mr. Jeremy Fisher
• Buttsquatt as Mr. McGregor
• Rosebud as Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle

After an incident at a construction site where Tommy falls and gets hurt, the Care Bears get him back to school to recuperate. Feeling bad about the way he acted earlier, he tells Joey that he was sorry for making fun of him, and joins his circle of friends including Missy.

Villains
Professor Coldheart • Frostbite • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • Cloud Worm

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • **Missy** • Fred • Tommy • Carl • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • Patti • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • Becky • Sandra • Ken • Jim • David • The Happy Star • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal
Eva Almos

Emmy-nominated writer **Eva Almos** has found success as a writer/producer in Canada and the US. She is best known for writing, developing and show running many animated series, including Duckman, The Wild Thornberry's, Pinky and the Brain and Wild Kratts. Almos' character recurring villain and fashionista Donita Donata was featured on many episodes throughout all 5 seasons of the show.
The Magic Shop

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### Writer

Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Randal Case, Howard R. Cohen, Matt Geller, Jack Hanrahan, Don Hart, Shelly Karol, Francis Moss, Jack Olesker, Bruce Reisman

### Director

Yasunori Honda

**The Magic Shop** is the 15th episode in the Care Bears series.

## Plot synopsis

The Bears help Wendy, a blond-haired girl who meets Professor Coldheart at a magic shop with the power of caring.

### Characters

Tenderheart Bear
Cheer Bear
Love-a-Lot Bear
Funshine Bear
Professor Coldheart

Wendy(debut)
Jeff(debut)
Linda(debut)

2. Braces • Split Decision
3. Lucky Charm • Soap Box Derby
4. The Last Laugh • The Show Must Go On
5. The Forest of Misfortune • Magic Mirror
6. Daydreams • Runaway
7. Mayor for a Day • The Night the Stars Went Out
8. **The Magic Shop** • Concrete Rain
9. Dry Spell • Drab City
10. Wedding Bells • The Old Man and the Lighthouse
11. The Cloud Worm • The Girl Who Called Wolf
Utah

**Utah** is a location that appear in*Care Bears* episode: "Magic Mirror".

## Information

Thousands of years before the arrival of European explorers, the Ancestral Puebloans and the Fremont people lived in what is now known as Utah, some of which spoke languages of the Uto-Aztecan group. Ancestral Pueblo peoples built their homes through excavations in mountains, and the Fremont people built houses of straw before disappearing from the region around the 15th century.

Another group of Native Americans, the Navajo, settled in the region around the 18th century. In the mid-18th century, other Uto-Aztecan tribes, including the Goshute, the Paiute, the Shoshone, and the Ute people, also settled in the region. These five groups were present when the first European explorers arrived.
The Forest of Misfortune

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Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Randal Case, Howard R. Cohen, Matt Geller, Jack Hanrahan, Don Hart, Shelly Karol, Francis Moss, Jack Olesker, Bruce Reisman

### Director

Yasunori Honda

**The Forest of Misfortune** is the 9th episode in the Care Bears series.

## Plot synopsis

The Care Bears and Care Bear Cousins are having a great time in the Forest of Feelings. The fun is spoiled when Professor Coldheart and Frostbite plan to freeze this place, but trying not to harm the Care Bear Family, they send the fortune telling machine into the forest. When they try it out, Love-a-lot Bear reads the fortunes that tell them something good. She also reads one that comes from a bottle. Bedtime Bear warns the other Care Bears and the Care Bear Cousins that the forest is almost frozen and they all save it and Treat Heart Pig as well by using their beams, which cause Professor Coldheart and Frostbite to leave.

### Characters

Brave Heart Lion
Treat Heart Pig
Love-a-Lot Bear
Cozy Heart Penguin
Wish Bear

Frostbite(debut)
Bright Heart Raccoon
Birthday Bear
Bedtime Bear
Share Bear

2. Braces • Split Decision
3. Lucky Charm • Soap Box Derby
4. The Last Laugh • The Show Must Go On
5. **The Forest of Misfortune** • Magic Mirror
6. Daydreams • Runaway
7. Mayor for a Day • The Night the Stars Went Out
8. The Magic Shop • Concrete Rain
9. Dry Spell • Drab City
10. Wedding Bells • The Old Man and the Lighthouse
11. The Cloud Worm • The Girl Who Called Wolf
Virginia

**Virginia** is a location that appear in*Care Bears* episode: "Split Decision".

## Information

The first people are estimated to have arrived in Virginia over 12,000 years ago. By 5,000 years ago more permanent settlements emerged, and farming began by 900 AD. By 1500, the Algonquian peoples had founded towns such as Werowocomoco in the Tidewater region, which they referred to as *Tsenacommacah*. The other major language groups in the area were the Siouan to the west, and the Iroquoians, who included the Nottoway and Meherrin, to the north and south. After 1570, the Algonquians consolidated under Chief Powhatan in response to threats from these other groups on their trade network. Powhatan controlled more than 30 smaller tribes and over 150 settlements, who shared a common Virginia Algonquian language. In 1607, the native Tidewater population was between 13,000 and 14,000.

Several European expeditions, including a group of Spanish Jesuits, explored the Chesapeake Bay during the 16th century. In 1583, Queen Elizabeth I of Englandgranted Walter Raleigh a charter to plant a colony north of Spanish Florida. In 1584, Raleigh sent an expedition to the Atlantic coast of North America. The name "Virginia" may have been suggested then by Raleigh or Elizabeth, perhaps noting her status as the "Virgin Queen," and may also be related to a native phrase, "Wingandacoa," or name, "Wingina." Initially the name applied to the entire coastal region from South Carolina to Maine, plus the island of Bermuda. Later, subsequent royal charters modified the Colony's boundaries. The London Company was incorporated as a joint stock company by the proprietary Charter of 1606, which granted land rights to this area. The company financed the first permanent English settlement in the "New World", Jamestown. Named for King James I, it was founded in May 1607 by Christopher Newport. In 1619, colonists took greater control with an elected legislature called the House of Burgesses. With the bankruptcy of the London Company in 1624, the settlement was taken into royal authority as an English crown colony.
The Night the Stars Went Out

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### Writer

Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Randal Case, Howard R. Cohen, Matt Geller, Jack Hanrahan, Don Hart, Shelly Karol, Francis Moss, Jack Olesker, Bruce Reisman

### Director

Yasunori Honda

**The Night the Stars Went Out** is the 14th episode in the Care Bears series.

## Plot synopsis

It is a glorious night for the Care Bears to look at the stars in Care-a-Lot. As Wish Bear is trying to make a wish, one of the talking stars is stolen along with the others by a cloud with a violin player inside.

### Characters

Tenderheart Bear
Friend Bear
Wish Bear
Bedtime Bear
Cheer Bear

Funshine Bear
Share Bear
Good Luck Bear
Love-a-Lot Bear
Grumpy Bear

Champ Bear
David(Debut)
The Happy Star(debut)
Strato Nefarious(***Debut And Left***)

2. Braces • Split Decision
3. Lucky Charm • Soap Box Derby
4. The Last Laugh • The Show Must Go On
5. The Forest of Misfortune • Magic Mirror
6. Daydreams • Runaway
7. Mayor for a Day • **The Night the Stars Went Out**
8. The Magic Shop • Concrete Rain
9. Dry Spell • Drab City
10. Wedding Bells • The Old Man and the Lighthouse
11. The Cloud Worm • The Girl Who Called Wolf
Dry Spell/Credits

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* Produced by: Jean Chalopin
* Directed by: James A. Simon
* Director of Animation: Hideo Nishimaki
* Script Supervisor: Lori Crawford
* Story Editors: Sandy Fries, Jack Olesker
* Writers: Jack Olwesker, Jack Hanrahan, Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Frances Moss, Shelly Karol, Don Hart, Randal Case, Matt Geller, Bruce Reisman, Howard R. Cohen
* Voice Directors: Marsha Goodman, Dan Hennessy
* Assisted by: Jennifer Goldie
* Starring: Billy Mae Richard, Jane Eastwood, Janet Laine Green, Luba Goy, Eva Almos, Linda Sorensen, Melany Brown, Len Carlson, Louise Vallance, Dan Hennessey, Pauline Renny, Patrice Black, Laurie W. Benson, Teresa Sears, Bobby Dermie, Joyce Gordon
* Storyboard Artists: Bryon Vaughn, Paul Terry, Alvaro Arce, Mike Swanigan, Chris Jenkyns, Leslie Margolin, Gordon Harrris, H. Hack, Bud Lewis, Kurt Conner, Jacob Gutregez, Jim Schull, Brad Rader
* Character Design: Doug McCarthy, Rachel Brenner, Judie Martin, Richard Moore
* Background Design: Enzo Baldi, Ricardo Abrines
* Background Rendering: Kathy Yelsa, Laura Lizark, Tom Woolridge, Richard Chavez, Terry Robinson, Christo Vasilev
* Associate Producers: Susan C. Rodgers, Jack Spillum
* Animation Production by: Studio Korumi
* Production Assistants: Tomo Yukiharita, Sangbum Kim, Hiroshi Maejima, Kazuko Yamamoto
* Animation Production Manager: Shigeru Akagawa, Hiroshi Toita
* Animation Production Coordinatiors: Mitsuya Fujimoto, Kimiko Monden, Takai
* Music Supervisor: Marty Wereski
* Main Title Music by: Bob Chimbel, Merri Loomis
* Sound Director: Yasunori Honda
* Sound Mixer: Yoshikazu Awa
* Sound Effects and Music Selected by: Sizz Sound Creation
* Music Consultants: Marc Simon, Kelly Simon
* Executives in Charge of Production: Carole MacGillvray, Paul S. Presser, David Gillies with Kevin O'Donnell
* Executive Producers: Jean Chalopin, Andy Heyward, Tetsuo Karatana
* Care Bears and Care Bears Cousins Designs Created by: Those Characters from Cleveland
* Care Bears and Care Bear Cousins are Trademarks of American Greetings Corporation
* Care Bears and Care Bear Cousins Character Designs © 1985 American Greetings Corporation
* © 1985 CPG Products Corporation
Washington D.C.

**Washington, D.C.** is a location that appear in*Care Bears* episode: "The Magic Shop".

## Information

On July 9, 1790, Congress passed the Residence Act, which approved the creation of a national capital on the Potomac River. The exact location was to be selected by President George Washington, who signed the bill into law on July 16. Formed from land donated by the states of Maryland and Virginia, the initial shape of the federal district was a square measuring 10 miles (16 km) on each side, totaling 100 square miles (259 km2).

Two pre-existing settlements were included in the territory: the port of Georgetown, Maryland, founded in 1751, and the city of Alexandria, Virginia, founded in 1749. During 1791–92, Andrew Ellicott and several assistants, including a free African American astronomer named Benjamin Banneker, surveyed the borders of the federal district and placed boundary stones at every mile point. Many of the stones are still standing.

A new federal city was then constructed on the north bank of the Potomac, to the east of Georgetown. On September 9, 1791, the three commissioners overseeing the capital's construction named the city in honor of President Washington. The federal district was named Columbia, which was a poetic name for the United States commonly in use at that time. Congress held its first session in Washington on November 17, 1800.

Congress passed the Organic Act of 1801, which officially organized the District and placed the entire territory under the exclusive control of the federal government. Further, the unincorporated area within the District was organized into two counties: the County of Washington to the east of the Potomac and the County of Alexandria to the west. After the passage of this Act, citizens living in the District were no longer considered residents of Maryland or Virginia, which therefore ended their representation in Congress.

On August 24–25, 1814, in a raid known as the Burning of Washington, British forces invaded the capital during the War of 1812. The Capitol, Treasury, and White House were burned and gutted during the attack. Most government buildings were repaired quickly; however, the Capitol was largely under construction at the time and was not completed in its current form until 1868.
Frostbite

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**Frostbite** is the mopey dopey bumbling sidekick of Professor Coldheart. He enjoys being mean as much as his boss.

His first appearance was in appears in DiC's Care Bears episodes.

Villains
Professor Coldheart • **Frostbite** • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • Cloud Worm

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • Missy • Fred • Tommy • Carl • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • Patti • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • Becky • Sandra • Ken • Jim • David • The Happy Star • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal
Ohio

**Ohio** is a location that appear in*Care Bears* episode: "Concrete Rain".

## Information

Various tribes of the Algonquian-speaking Piscataway people (also known as the Conoy) inhabited the lands around the Potomac River when Europeans first visited the area in the early 17th century. One group known as the Nacotchtank (also called the Nacostines by Catholic missionaries) maintained settlements around the Anacostia River within the present-day District of Columbia. Conflicts with European colonists and neighboring tribes forced the relocation of the Piscataway people, some of whom established a new settlement in 1699 near Point of Rocks, Maryland.

In his Federalist No. 43, published January 23, 1788, James Madison argued that the new federal government would need authority over a national capital to provide for its own maintenance and safety. Five years earlier, a band of unpaid soldiers besieged Congress while its members were meeting in Philadelphia. Known as the Pennsylvania Mutiny of 1783, the event emphasized the need for the national government not to rely on any state for its own security.

Article One, Section Eight, of the Constitution permits the establishment of a "District (not exceeding ten miles square) as may, by cession of particular states, and the acceptance of Congress, become the seat of the government of the United States". However, the Constitution does not specify a location for the capital. In what is now known as the Compromise of 1790, Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and Thomas Jefferson came to an agreement that the federal government would pay each state's remaining Revolutionary War debts in exchange for establishing the new national capital in the southern United States.
Friend Bear

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**Friend Bear** is one of the ten original Care Bears who first appeared on American Greetings greeting cards in late 1982, and has since made numerous appearances throughout the *Care Bears* franchise.

## Original series

Friend Bear makes her first appearance in DiC's *Care Bears* series.

In Camp, she and several other bears travel to Earth to help two boys named Sanford and Murphy enjoy their camping trip despite their different personalities.

In Braces, she is among another group who attempts to convince a boy named Joey to not be self-conscious about his new braces.

In Split Decision, joins a soccer game with another boy named Carl against a group of bullies.

In Mayor for a Day, when Professor Coldheart rigs a children's contest to be mayor of a small town for a day, Friend Bear and some other bears travel and team up with a group of local children to stop his reign of terror.

In The Cloud Worm, when a hungry Cloud Worm threatens to literally eat the Care Bears out of house and home, Friend Bear is among the denizens of Care-a-Lot who try to convince him to go somewhere else.

Villains
Professor Coldheart • Frostbite • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • Cloud Worm

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • Missy • Fred • Tommy • Carl • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • Patti • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • Becky • Sandra • Ken • Jim • David • The Happy Star • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal
Becky

**Becky** is a supporting character who appeared in the 13th episode of DiC's *Care Bears* TV series, "Mayor for a Day". When Professor Coldheart rigs a local children's contest to be mayor-for-a-day, she is one of the kids who are adversely affected by the mad doctor's reign of terror when her friend Sandra is encouraged to cheat at their game of tag.

PJ Masks/Franklin

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• Catboy as Franklin

• Owlette as Beaver

• Gekko as Bear

## Original series

When Professor Coldheart becomes mayor of the small town of Abbottsville, he immediately begins to tell all the children present to be as "nasty as they want". During a game of tag, Becky's friend Sandra cheats, and the two are taken to the mayor's office where he praises her for her underhanded tactics.

Later, when another child named Paula Schaeffer stages a revolt against Cold Heart with the Care Bears, Becky is among the children who run him out of town, and makes up with her friend in the process.

Regular Show/Sonic

Cast

• Mordecai as Sonic
• Margaret as Amy
• Rigby as Knuckles
• Benson as Shadow

Villains
Professor Coldheart • Frostbite • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • Cloud Worm

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • Missy • Fred • Tommy • Carl • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • Patti • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • **Becky** • Sandra • Ken • Jim • David • The Happy Star • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal
The Last Laugh

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Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Randal Case, Howard R. Cohen, Matt Geller, Jack Hanrahan, Don Hart, Shelly Karol, Francis Moss, Jack Olesker, Bruce Reisman

### Director

Yasunori Honda

**The Last Laugh** is the 7th episode in the Care Bears series.

## Plot synopsis

Cheer Bear is so depressed that she loses her "cheer" trying to cheer Grumpy Bear up because of his severe grump. When the other Care Bears and the Care Bear Cousins notice this, they try to cheer both of them up by making a comedy show called "Laugh Night". It has no effect on him, but it makes her feel better for a few tries and they leave the show. Swift Heart Rabbit convinces her that when anyone cares, nobody gives up, so in her final try, she makes Grumpy Bear feel better by giving him heart-shaped flowers which then helps him smile and make the clouds whiter.

### Characters

2. Braces • Split Decision
3. Lucky Charm • Soap Box Derby
4. **The Last Laugh** • The Show Must Go On
5. The Forest of Misfortune • Magic Mirror
6. Daydreams • Runaway
7. Mayor for a Day • The Night the Stars Went Out
8. The Magic Shop • Concrete Rain
9. Dry Spell • Drab City
10. Wedding Bells • The Old Man and the Lighthouse
11. The Cloud Worm • The Girl Who Called Wolf
Patti Johnson

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**Patti Johnson** is a supporting character who appeared in the 8th episode of DiC's *Care Bears* TV series, "The Show Must Go On". As the lead role in her school play, she becomes dismayed when it looks like her father won't be making it to her performance because of his job. With the show itself at stake, the Care Bears have to convince both her and her father that everything will work out.

## Original series

Playing the lead role of the ballerina princess in her school play, Patti begins to lose interest in performing when she learns that her father won't be there to watch her due to work. With the show itself at stake, a group of Care Bears including Tenderheart Bear, Wish Bear, Share Bear, and Love-a-Lot Bear try to console Patti while Bright Heart Raccoon, Brave Heart Lion, Gentle Heart Lamb, and Playful Heart Monkey go to her father's workplace to tell him what's going on.

My Little Pony/Franklin

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• Spike as Franklin
• Flash Sentry as Mole
• Barebun as Rabbit
• Fluttershy as Beaver
• Rainbow Dash as Goose
• Big Macintosh as Snail
• Shining Armor as Mr. Mole
• Discord as Mr. Owl

It turns out that Mr. Johnson can't leave work because of his demanding boss, whom the Cousins turn around with a Care Bear Stare. Meanwhile, the bears convince Patti to go through with the performance regardless, since it would let everyone down if she didn't. Thankfully, everything works out and her father is able to make it to the show, which goes off without a hitch.

Villains
Professor Coldheart • Frostbite • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • Cloud Worm

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • Missy • Fred • Tommy • Carl • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • **Patti** • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • Becky • Sandra • Ken • Jim • David • The Happy Star • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal
Cloud Worm

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**The Cloud Worm** is a supporting character who appeared in DiC's *Care Bears* TV series during the 21st episode "The Cloud Worm". He is a gigantic flying worm-like creature who claims to be the only one of his kind, and therefore has no need for his own name. It is his job to eat the clouds in the sky so the sun can filter through, making his presence essential to life on Earth. However, he has a tendency to devour any cloud he sees, including those that hold up Care-a-Lot.

## Original series

When Care-a-Lot begins to experience mysterious "cloud quakes", the bears are at a lost as to what's going on. After some investigation, Love-a-Lot Bear is able to find the culprit: a large Cloud Worm who is gobbling up all the clouds around their home. Unable to convince him to leave, she re-groups with the rest of her friends and tries to get them all to talk to him together, but their pleas continue to fall on deaf ears. With the Care Bears in danger of literally being eaten out of house and home, they have no choice but to join together and defend their land, hitting the worm with a Care Bear Stare. Coming to his senses, the voracious visitor realizes the trouble he's caused, and agrees to find somewhere else to snack. The bears airlift him to another part of the sky in their Cloudmobiles, and say their goodbyes as he continues his duty in other place.

Peter Rabbit/Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

Cast

• Peter Rabbit as Mac
• Jemima Puddle-Duck as Frankie
• Benjamin Bunny as Bloo
• Mr. Jeremy Fisher as Wilt
• Lily Bobtail as Coco
• Mr. McGregor as Eduardo

Villains
Professor Coldheart • Frostbite • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • **Cloud Worm**

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • Missy • Fred • Tommy • Carl • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • Patti • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • Becky • Sandra • Ken • Jim • David • The Happy Star • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal
Wish Bear

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**Wish Bear** is one of the ten original Care Bears who first appeared on American Greetings greeting cards in late 1982. She helps make wishes come true, and although they don't always come true, making wishes and working hard to help make them come true is still fun. Her fur color is turquoise; and her symbol is a yellow smiling shooting star.

Villains
Professor Coldheart • Frostbite • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • Cloud Worm

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • Missy • Fred • Tommy • Carl • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • Patti • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • Becky • Sandra • Ken • Jim • David • The Happy Star • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal
Split Decision

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### Writer

Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Randal Case, Howard R. Cohen, Matt Geller, Jack Hanrahan, Don Hart, Shelly Karol, Francis Moss, Jack Olesker, Bruce Reisman

### Director

Yasunori Honda

**Split Decision** is the 4th episode in the Care Bears series.

## Synopsis:

Carl (a boy with eyeglasses) is teased by bullies because of his poor performance in soccer; the Care Bears (as well as his friend Mary) show support for Carl, and join his team in a soccer game.

## Plot:

Down below, Carl and Mary were practicing for the soccer game, but Timmy, a mean bully, was tougher than them. The Care Bears thought this would be a good opportunity to help them see this work. For one thing, Carl didn't like to be teased about his glasses. The Care Bear told him that he is good as he thinks he is. So after meeting them, he agreed to play, as long as he wouldn't get teased. They played soccer while the other Care Bears watched from up above. When Carl shot a goal, Mary cheered for him. The game went on and on, until after the last match, Carl won the game. Timmy was ashamed. The Care Bears cheered thanked Carl and Mary for winning, and returned home to Care-a-Lot.

## Appearances:

### Characters:

Tenderheart Bear
Secret Bear(debut)
Grumpy Bear(debut)
Champ Bear
Friend Bear

Funshine Bear
Wish Bear
Good Luck Bear(debut)
Love-a-Lot Bear
Birthday Bear

Share Bear
Carl(debut)
Mary(debut)
Timmy(debut)

2. Braces • **Split Decision**
3. Lucky Charm • Soap Box Derby
4. The Last Laugh • The Show Must Go On
5. The Forest of Misfortune • Magic Mirror
6. Daydreams • Runaway
7. Mayor for a Day • The Night the Stars Went Out
8. The Magic Shop • Concrete Rain
9. Dry Spell • Drab City
10. Wedding Bells • The Old Man and the Lighthouse
11. The Cloud Worm • The Girl Who Called Wolf
The Cloud Worm

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### Writer

Eleanor Burian-Mohr, Randal Case, Howard R. Cohen, Matt Geller, Jack Hanrahan, Don Hart, Shelly Karol, Francis Moss, Jack Olesker, Bruce Reisman

### Director

Yasunori Honda

**The Cloud Worm** is the 21st episode in the Care Bears series.

## Plot synopsis

Love-a-lot Bear plans with the other Care Bears to "spread out" and "search Care-a-lot" when they all hear a mysterious noise. In their search, she discovers a giant worm that eats clouds, and tries to beg him not to damage Care-a-lot. After her first attempt, she brings the other Care Bears with her as her allies and together, they try to beg to stop eating the clouds. When he refuses, Care-a-lot is ambushed and the Care Bears who drive their cloud mobiles save the victims of the ambush. Altogether, they use a Care Bear Stare to form a rainbow that can punish until he confesses. As he complains that he is hungry, they bring him back into his own area where he can eat his own clouds in case the day gets cloudy.

### Characters

Tenderheart Bear
Friend Bear
Wish Bear
Birthday Bear
Bedtime Bear

Funshine Bear
Share Bear
Love-a-Lot Bear
Champ Bear
Grumpy Bear
Cloud Worm(***Debut And Left***)

2. Braces • Split Decision
3. Lucky Charm • Soap Box Derby
4. The Last Laugh • The Show Must Go On
5. The Forest of Misfortune • Magic Mirror
6. Daydreams • Runaway
7. Mayor for a Day • The Night the Stars Went Out
8. The Magic Shop • Concrete Rain
9. Dry Spell • Drab City
10. Wedding Bells • The Old Man and the Lighthouse
11. **The Cloud Worm** • The Girl Who Called Wolf
Videography

Home video releases of Care Bears.

## International releases

### USA

* Dry Spell
* Camp
* Braces
* Split Decision
* Wedding Bells
* Soap Box Derby
* The Forest of Misfortune
* The Girl Who Called Wolf
* Concrete Rain
* Mayor for a Day
* The Magic Shop
* The Birthday
* Lucky Charm
* Drab City
* The Cloud Worm

### Sweden

* Camp
* Braces
* Split Decision
* Soap Box Derby
* Mayor for a Day
* The Night the Stars Went Out
* Concrete Rain
* Dry Spell
* Drab City
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Season 1

**Season 1** of Care Bears series consists of 22 episodes.

The season premiered on September 14, 1985.

## Plot overview

The Care Bears live in a faraway place up in the clouds called Care-a-Lot, which constitutes a part of the Kingdom of Caring. With the help of the Cousins and their Buddies, they go all around the world on Missions in Caring whilst Evil villains such as Professor Coldheart, try to thwart their plans.
Evan Cortez

**Evan Cortez** (played by Jaime P. Gomez) is a best friend to Harvey and the youngest partner of Nash, who suggested he rejoin working with Joe at the beginning of the series. Evan reminded Nash of what he used to be long ago. He had a stormy relationship with Cassidy, which after many ups and downs, ended when he was killed in the line of duty. Evan had reconciled with Cassidy at the time and was engaged to her for a Las Vegas wedding. Previous to that, Evan went through a painful period during the fifth season after his breakup with Cassidy (after he'd cheated on her on the eve of their wedding) and the loss of his job as a drunk on a downward spiral. With Joe's intervention and his own participation in a 12-step Alcoholics Anonymous program, the character's became a christian and recovering alcoholic. Jaime Gomez appeared in all but six episodes of the series' first five seasons.

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The Happy Star

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She was awesome and she watches Wish Bear.

Villains
Professor Coldheart • Frostbite • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • Cloud Worm

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • Missy • Fred • Tommy • Carl • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • Patti • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • Becky • Sandra • Ken • Jim • David • **The Happy Star** • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal
"Javelin Catcher"

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"Javelin Catcher" is the 5th episode of the first season of *Nash Bridges. It was first released on 4/19/1996, produced by Jed Seibel and directed by Colin Bucksey.*

Plot

An anti-tank weapon is stolen from Fort Pacifica and ends up in the hands of a succession of young criminals and hustlers. A gang member uses the big gun to literally blow away a rival. A group of would-be youthful robbers blow an armored car to smithereens - they fear the destructive potential of the weapon and dump the gun.

Nash and Captain Sandra McCormick track the anti-weapon to its true buyer, a wannabe gangster named Vincenzo Diamond. Meanwhile, Evan Cortez and Harvey Leek work another case of a series of male prostitute hate crimes. The two cases intersect when Diamond attempts to pick up transsexual prostitutes. With the help of Simone Dubois (played by RuPaul), a representative of Transsexual Sex Workers, Evan goes undercover in drag as a transexual hooker and arrests Diamond. Evan and Harvey unknowingly release Diamond before Nash gets to question Diamond.
The weapon is picked up by a homeless man and sold to informant/hair salon owner Big Barry. Barry sells the weapon to Diamond. Diamond intends to use the gun to blow up the biggest gangster in San Francisco, Nick Vovokis, because Vovokis has slighted Diamond in the past. Nash intercedes and Diamond misses the yacht that Vovokis is cruising in.

After work, Evan comes home to his girlfriend still in drag, and rather than finding it awkward to explain his dress, Evan discovers his girlfriend is turned on by men in drag. Nash is attracted to Captain Sandra McCormick, but alas she was just using the hunky boy toy and is about to move to another port of call.\*

Trivia

This is the first, but not nearly the last, episode of Nash Bridges to feature transsexuals, before it became a common topic.

* Credit to the plot summary goes directly to lowtek.com, an excellent TV guide
"Vanishing Act"

"Vanishing Act" is the sixth episode of the first season of *Nash Bridges*.

**Plot Summary\***

In a dangerous undercover buy involving two Russian gangsters who have stolen heavy machinery, Harvey Leek is carrying $500,000 in cash. Before Harvey can complete the buy, he is kidnapped by an Elvis impersonator.

Nash and Joe attempt to locate the missing Harvey. In the meantime, the Russian brothers Borris and Max continue in their attempt to sell their stolen merchandise, this time to a Japanese gangster named Toshiki Endo. Lieutenant Shimamura and company intercept Toshiki, and take over his role as Yakuza gangster.

Harvey has been kidnapped by his brother-in-law Aaron Crow, an Elvis impersonator. Aaron has learned of the $500,000 buy money through Harvey's wife Bonnie. Bonnie got drunk and told her worries about Harvey's dangerous undercover job to her sister.

Harvey manages to sneak a phone call to Nash's apartment, but Nash's father with Alzheimer's answers. Nick has trouble recalling, but Nick does after Nash and Joe trace down leads to Aaron through a Chinese laundry and a stripper who works in the same club as Aaron. Nash and Joe free Harvey chained to a pole in a basement.

Lieutenant Shimamura and Evan play Yakuza representatives to the hard drinking and hard partying Russian brothers. The deal goes bust when the real Toshiki Endo tips off the Russians. The freed Harvey completes the deal and busts the Russian brothers.

Nick gets arrested for aggravated sexual assault, but Nash gets Nick out. The old man is falsely accused because he broke his paramour's hip during intercourse. Nick decides to marry Charlotte and announces his engagement.

Joe has concocted a scheme to double his and wife Inger's life savings of $55,000 by buying and then instantly selling a seized property. But Joe ends up with the unwanted property, a bar, when his business partner dies of a heart attack without telling him who the other buyer is.

**Trivia**

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Billie Mae Richards

**Billie Mae Richards** (November 21, 1921 – September 10, 2010) was a Canadian voice actress, who also appeared onstage and on television. She was the voice of Rankin/Bass' version of the character Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer from 1964 to 1979, and of the Kid in the radio series *Jake and the Kid*.
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Joe Dominguez

Joe Dominguez is the secondary protagonist and sidekick of Nash Bridges in the TV series *Nash Bridges*.

The wacky sidekick of Nash Bridges, Joe Dominguez is often seen cruising around with Nash in Nash's '71 Hemi 'Cuda.

## Biography

**Pre Series**

Before the series even began, Joe Dominguez was the police partner of then-detective Nash Bridges for over 20 years until his retirement.

Shortly afterwards, post the creation of the SIU, Nash Bridges successfully coaxed Joe out of retirement with the allure of being a police inspector again - and the pay raise that comes with being Nash's second in command in the Unit.

Joe Dominguez married Inger, a Swedish woman, and has an son, JJ, and infant daughter, Lucia.

**During the Series**

Joe Dominguez constantly gets himself into get-rich-quick schemes to supplement his income; unfortunately, he is comically unsuccessful.

Dominguez also creates the private detective agency Bridges and Dominguez, which Nash reluctantly joins.

## Behind the scenes

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Wher does Joe gets his ties from
Carlton Cuse

**Arthur Carlton Cuse** (born March 22, 1959) is a screenwriter, showrunner, producer and director best known for the American television series *Lost*, for which he made the *Time* list of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2010. Cuse is known for his groundbreaking cross-genre storytelling, pioneering work in interactive media, collaborative achievements, and mentorship of many screenwriters who went on to become showrunners of television series. He is the writer, creator and producer of CBS drama series *Nash Bridges*.
Sandra

**Sandra** is a supporting character who appeared in the 13th episode of DiC's *Care Bears* TV series, "Mayor for a Day". When Professor Coldheart rigs a local children's contest to be mayor-for-a-day, she is one of kids encouraged by the mad doctor to behave badly, including cheating at a game of tag with her friend Becky.

## Original series

When Professor Coldheart becomes mayor of the small town of Abbottsville, he immediately begins to tell all the children present to be as "nasty as they want". During a game of tag, Sandra cheats by saying her best friend Becky didn't tag her, and the two are taken to the mayor's office where he actually praises her for her underhanded tactics.

Steven Universe/GogoRiki

Cast

• Steven as Pogoriki
• Connie as Rosariki
• Onion as Bogoriki
• Lars as Bigoriki
• Sadie as Olgariki
• Lion as Chikoriki

Later, when another child named Paula Schaeffer stages a revolt against Cold Heart with the Care Bears, Sandra is among the children who run him out of town, and makes up with her friend in the process.

Villains
Professor Coldheart • Frostbite • Auntie Freeze • Strato Nefarious • Cloud Worm

Guest Characters
Matthew • Eddie • Sanford • Murphy • Joey (Braces) • Missy • Fred • Tommy • Carl • Mary • Timmy • Millie • Charlie (Lucky Charm) • Jimmy • Tricia • Kathy • Willis • Benny • Patti • Lisa • Melanie • Kara • Paula • Becky • **Sandra** • Ken • Jim • David • The Happy Star • Wendy • Jeff • Linda • Susie • Joey (Dry Spell) • Elaine • Jill • Amy • Keith • Doug • Captain McDougal • Jill Wayland • Charlie • Hal