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Friends For Life (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Mitchell Kriegman

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Anne Louise Wallace

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie               Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes          Tim Miller
Connie Peterson Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson    Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segments
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designer
Andrea Curtis

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Rob Hall
Marybeth Benivegna

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie        Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff             Lesley Stewart
Freddie Hernandez

Sound Design
John Alberts

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini

Production Staff
Katya O'Hagan Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra Jason Arambulo
Susan Kopensky Hope Allen
Chad Cruikshank Jason Bliss
Madeline S. McEneney

Technical Team
Eugene Meienhofer Jason Horn
Steve Garner Jim Washburn
Keith Conod Jack Cooke
Mark Cox Frank Biondo
Pascal Grieco Chris Myers

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and Lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“Friends For Life”
Music and Lyrics by
Steve Charney

“When You Make Yourself a Friend”
Music by Brian Woodbury
Lyrics by
Brian Woodbury & Peter Lurye

“Goodbye Song” (Friends Version)
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Peter Lurye

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
A Winter's Nap (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Andy Yerkes

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Tony Marshall

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie               Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes          Tim Miller
Connie Peterson Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson    Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segments
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designer
Randy Nordstrom

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Graphics
Par Surasaksin

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Ken Sinrulnick
Rob Hall
Marybeth Benivegna

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie        Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff             Lesley Stewart
Freddie Hernandez

Sound Designers
John Alberts
Chris Floberg

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini

Production Staff
Katya O'Hagan Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra Jason Bliss
Susan Kopensky Hope Allen
Chad Cruikshank

Interns
Dara Resnik             Eric Handler
Carrie Gillen             Neil McNally
Michael Schupbach

Technical Team
Dan Stewart                Pat Minietta
Larry Solomon               Jim Scurti
Peter Hefter                Victor Smith
Brooke Haznedar           Mark Katz
Tom Guadarrama

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“In The Middle of the Winter”
Music and lyrics by David Yazbek

“Where Oh Where Oh Where Is Shadow?”
Music and lyrics by
Tyler Bunch

“Rock-A-Bye Baby”
Traditional

“Goodbye Song”
Music and lyrics by Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Julian Harris
Rob Curto
Peter Lurye

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
What's in the Mail, Today? (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
P. Kevin Strader

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Ric E. Anderson

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie               Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes          Tim Miller
Connie Peterson Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson    Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segment
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designer
Michael Franks

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Tony Breuer                           Rob Hall
Marybeth Benivegna

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff  Lesley Stewart

Sound Designer
John Alberts

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini

Production Staff
Katya O'Hagan         Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra     Susan Kopensky
Chad Cruikshank          Hope Allen
Jason Bliss

Technical Team
Dan Stewart                 Pat Minietta
Jay Kulick                        Jim Scurti
Peter Hefter                 Victor Smith
Brooke Haznedar            Mark Katz
Tom Guadarrama

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and Lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“What’s in the Mail, Today?”
Music and Lyrics by
Dave Kinnoin & Peter Lurye

“Dear Grandma Flutter”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye & Brian Woodbury

“Where Oh Where Oh Where Is Shadow?”
Music and Lyrics by
Tyler Bunch

“Goodbye Song”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Peter Lurye
Brian Woodbury

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
Richard Detmer

Richard Detmer is a disabled, forced into retirement firefighter, whom is an violent alcoholic, Richard is the secondary antagonist of chronicle. Richard Detmer is a disabled man whom was forced into retirement. Richard's wife Karen is dying of stage IV throat cancer, and Richard constantly tries to pay for her medicine through collecting incurrence. Richard often violently abuses his son Andrew, verbally, mentally, and physically. According to Andrew his father took him to the space nettle when he was seven, and that it was a really good day. Andrew also reveled that Richard go's out during the day but it is unknown where he went.

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Mouse Party

**Next** | “Shape of a Bear”

**Mouse Party** is the third episode of Bear in the Big Blue House.

## Plot

It's Tutter's birthday, and everyone's throwing him a surprise party. Pip and Pop are in charge in decorations, but get tangled up. Treelo is in charge of the present, but gets so excited that he wants the present to himself. And Ojo is in charge of the birthday cake, with no problem.

## Trivia

* In 2001, a tour was made adapted to this episode and was released on DVD.
* This is the first time someone's birthday is celebrated.
Spacebook

SpaceBook, formerly known as The Space Book, and Space+, is a social network platform for the sector.

SpaceBook was designed for inter-system personal data-brokering.

Users establish connections through personal contact, which creates an optional encrypted two-communication. User's can group their contacts and send updates to specific groups. Spacebook's central server's monitor these connections and make their data available for a price.

In 3192 SpaceBook bought HexCube for their inter-system location management software. This acquisition allowed SpaceBook users to update their current location in the sector with a central SpaceBook server in each system. SpaceBook's EULA requires users to carry encrypted information, which is uploaded to central server's in each system the user enter's afterwards.

SpaceBook provides users with many relationship options and will act as a provider and keeper of legal contracts. SpaceBook is also used a viral network for sharing system news and data. The information in the viral network of SpaceBook is not required by the EULA, but contracts for data brokering can often be found.

It makes its first appearence in Episode 9 - New Beginnings when Ori uses it to keep in touch with business contacts for Ocelot Research
Hellanie

**Hellanie** to pierwsi ludzie, którzy założyli cywilizację w Erdas. Składali się z połączonych grup łowczych. Byli pierwszym astronomami, których odkrycia były aktualne nawet po wielu latach. Czcili słońce i chodzili boso.

## Historia

Kovo, który wyczuł zagrożenie dla Wszechdrzewa przybył, by ostrzec Hellan. Rozkazał im dbać o korzenie, oraz skonstruować broń zdolną do pokonania Wyrma, gdyby się uwolnił. Wtedy Hellanie podzielili się na dwa ludy. Jeden z nich zszedł do jaskiń, a drugi został na powierzchni. Od tamtej pory nie wyszli spod ziemi. Kiedy Meilin, Conor i Takoda wraz z Zwierzoduchami zeszli do Sadre, mieszkańcy mieli nadzieję, że to oni są Hellanami z powierzchni i przybyli zdolni do pokonania Roju.

## Ciekawostki

* Prawdopodobnie wszyscy mieszkańcy Sadre są spokrewnieni z Hellanami, gdyż Hellanie byli pierwszymi ludźmi pod ziemią.
Eat, Drink Juice and Be Merry (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
P. Kevin Strader

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Anne Louise Wallace

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie               Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes          Tim Miller
Connie Peterson Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson    Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segments
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designer
Randy Nordstrom

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Rob Hall
Marybeth Benivegna

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie        Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff             Lesley Stewart
Freddie Hernandez

Sound Design
John Alberts

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini

Production Staff
Katya O'Hagan Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra Jason Arambulo
Susan Kopensky Hope Allen
Chad Cruikshank Jason Bliss
Madeline S. McEneney

Technical Team
Dan Stewart            Pat Minietta
Jay Kulick            Jim Washburn
Jim Scurti          Peter Hefter
Victor Smith   Tom Guadarrama
Brooke Haznedar        Mark Katz

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and Lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“Always Something Good to Eat”
Music and Lyrics by
Brian Woodbury

“Where Oh Where Oh Where Is Shadow?”
Music and Lyrics by
Tyler Bunch

“Muffin Man”
Traditional

“Goodbye Song”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Peter Lurye

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
Manoi Co

Dr. Manoi Co is head the biological sciences department at the University of Asif. Dr. Co has connections to the other department heads, the chancellor and key students within the biological sciences department. Her primary role is instruction and adjudication, though her true passion lies in the study of biological abnormalities.

The crew first met Dr. Co on Urvasi at the University of Asif. Manoi has shown interest in a continuing research partnership with Ori Ackerman. Manoi has specifically mentioned an interest in drug use among the student population. There are signs that Manoi is a heavy drug user herself.
Murashige Sotoudeh

Aka "Mr. Soto"

## Birth

Born Murashige Sotoudeh in the year 3135 on planet's unknown.

## Appearance

Mr Soto presents himself clean and hard manb but time has aged the sharp edges of his face and slighted curved his long back. Mr. Soto is easily recognized by perfectly round, wire frame spectacles we wears.

## History

Sotoudeh's true past is shrouded in mystery but he has recently emerged as a central figure in the organized crime on Prote. There have been reported sightings of Mr Soto in Tin Town and he his known to associate with powerful men in dark rooms. Mr Soto's considers himself a business man first and a criminal only in that laws that interfere with his business should be ignored. Mr Soto is is staunchly against the rebel uprising on Prote and has been recruiting capable men to infiltrate and weaken the rebel organization.

## Relationship with Crew

Mr Soto is angry with the crew over a series of bad-faith business deals conducted on Prote.

First Appearance in Episode 2 - Crime Pays when the crew is introduced to him via Zak.
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Haras Wick

## Birth

Born Harashi Jonathon Wick in the year 3128 in Ghusun, Ghusun to Kyle and Mitori Wick.

## Appearance

Haras Wick was once a strapping young man, but years of indulgence in Tulo cutlure has added its weight. 165cm tall and 90kg, Haras is a heavy man, but muscular from years or animal handling. Haras keeps his whte hair cut short and dyes it weekly. Haras is officially retired and this is reflected in his beach wear and deep tan.

## History

Haras was born and raised in Ghusun City. His parents, now deceased, were botanists at the same company and gave Haras a cultured upbrining. This was a double edged sword for Haras growing up; his peers mocked him for his education, but Haras knew that there was better things waiting for him. At 19, a city transit grav-bus killed both his parents. Haras inherited his parents wealth and was given a full scholarship at a government facility of his choosing. Hars moved to Tulo and began studying to become a doctor. Haras graduated, but having enjoyed his new wealth on booze, drugs and companionship, he only had the grades to become a vet. Haras worked for many years in Tulo, treating the pets of high society. To fund is extravagant lifestyle, Haras has also been know to bending laws for poor and rich alike, making many friends in the process. Haras is well known across Ghusun and has retired his practice. Haras continue his passion for animals in taxidermy for rare and exotic species, which he treats with loving care.

## Relationship with Crew

First Appearance in Episode 9 when Ori contacts him for his connections to the Colonial Federation government. Ori met Haras through school and they became friends through mutual respect for money and dis-respect for law. Haras and Ori would trade medical supplies and business contacts, and would often call on each other for help. Ori was known to appear at Haras's parties from time to time. Ori's personal contact grew distant after the disappearance and/or death of his wife.

In Episode 10, Ori and Braugh convince Braugh's mom to go to Haras on Ghusun for protection from the Colonial Fleet. Haras will likely welcome the company.
Episode 4 - Spared No Expense

A friend of Anastasija has spent a substantial portion of their wealth on an ultra-modern new domicile, and invites the party to enjoy a weekend there. However, unbeknownst to Anastasija - this friend is actually linked to Mr Soto, who’s crime syndicate extends to Ghusun. An the syndicate has hacked the house’s computer system to trap the inhabitants inside and use the automated fittings to kill them.
This Is Your Life, Bear (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Andy Yerkes

Directed by
Mitchell Kriegman

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Producer
Andy Yerkes

Co-Producer
P. Kevin Strader

Line Producer
Brenda White

Coordinating Producer
Erica Levin

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Thomas Ucciferri

Sound Designers
John Alberts
Chris Floberg
Gary Rydstrom
Randy Thom
Tom Myers
Ken Klyce
Dirt, I Love You So (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Andy Yerkes

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Ric E. Anderson

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie
Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes
Tim Miller
Connie Peterson
Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson
Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segment
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designer
Christien Methot

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Graphics
Par Surasaksin

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Ken Sirulnick
Rob Hall
Marybeth Benivegna

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie
Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff
Lesley Stewart
Freddie Hernandez

Sound Designers
John Alberts
Chris Floberg

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini

Production Staff
Katya O'Hagan
Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra
Jason Bliss
Susan Kopensky
Hope Allen
Chad Cruikshank

Technical Team
Eugene Meienhofer
Jason Horn
Steve Garner
Jim Washburn
Keith Conod
Jack Cooke
Mark Cox
Frank Biondi
Pascal Grieco
Chris Myers

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and Lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“Dirt, Dirt, I Love You So”
Music by Peter Lurye
Lyrics by Steve Charney

“Why Can’t The Dirt Just Leave Me Alone?”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

“Where Oh Where Oh Where Is Shadow?”
Music and Lyrics by
Tyler Bunch

“Old MacDonald Had a Farm”
Traditional

“Everybody in the Tub” (Camera Version)
Music and Lyrics by
Brian Woodbury

“Goodbye Song”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Julian Harris
Rob Curto
Peter Lurye

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
Why Bears Can't Fly (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Andy Yerkes

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Ric E. Anderson

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie
Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes
Tim Miller
Connie Peterson
Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson
Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segment
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designer
Michael Franks

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Graphics
Par Surasaksin

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Tony Breuer
Marybeth Benivegna
Rob Hall

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie
Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff
Lesley Stewart
Freddie Hernandez

Sound Designer
John Alberts

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini

Production Staff
Katya O'Hagan
Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra
Susan Kopensky
Chad Cruikshank
Hope Allen
Jason Bliss

Technical Team
Dan Stewart
Pat Minietta
Larry Solomon
Jim Scurti
Peter Hefter
Victor Smith
Tom Guadarrama
Brooke Haznedar
Mark Katz

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and Lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“Gravity”
Music and Lyrics by
David Yazbek

“Where Oh Where Oh Where Is Shadow?”
Music and Lyrics by
Tyler Bunch

“Goodbye Song”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Peter Lurye

Additional Music by
Pat Irwin

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
Spring Fever (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Andy Yerkes

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Anne Louise Wallace

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie               Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes          Tim Miller
Connie Peterson Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson    Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segments
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designer
Randy Nordstrom

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Rob Hall
Marybeth Benivegna

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie        Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff             Lesley Stewart
Freddie Hernandez

Sound Design
John Alberts

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini

Production Staff
Katya O'Hagan Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra Jason Arambulo
Susan Kopensky Hope Allen
Chad Cruikshank Jason Bliss
Madeline S. McEneney

Technical Team
Eugene Meienhofer Jason Horn
Steve Garner Jim Washburn
Keith Conod Jack Cooke
Mark Cox Frank Biondo
Pascal Grieco Chris Myers

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and Lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“What’s in the Mail, Today?”
(Sound Effects Version)
Music and Lyrics by
Dave Kinnoin & Peter Lurye

“Springtime, Oh, Springtime”
Music by Peter Lurye
Lyrics by Steve Charney

“Where Oh Where Oh Where Is Shadow?”
Music and Lyrics by
Tyler Bunch

“Spring Fever”
Music by David Yazbek
Lyrics by Peter Lurye

“Clean Up The House”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

“Goodbye Song”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Peter Lurye

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
Singing and Dancing with Bear and Friends (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Lindsey Aikens
Mitchell Kriegman
P. Kevin Strader
Andy Yerkes
Claudia Silver

Directed by
Mitchell Kriegman
Chuck Vinson
Hugh Martin
Andrew Stanton

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen

Producer
Andy Yerkes

Co-Producers
P. Kevin Strader
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producers
Stacey Adams
Jinko Gotoh

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Associate Directors
Dean Gordon
Laurie Gilbert

Stage Managers
Hank Neimark
Ric E. Anderson
Anne Louise Wallace

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Supervising Editor and Post Production Supervisor
Erica Levin

Graphics Designers
Cathy Hundt
Don St. Mars

Editors
Tony Breuer
Marybeth Benivegna
Rob Hall
Steve Walker
Jim Snarski
Ken Sirulnick

Production Designers
Cabot McMullen
Kim Burdon

Art Directors
David Ellis
John Pollard
Ralph Eggleston

Lighting Designers
Randy Nordstrom
Andrea Curtis

Graphics
Par Surasaksin

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie              Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes         Tim Miller
Connie Peterson Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson    Larry Galanter
Mary Brehmer         Rob Gardner

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinators
Susan Kopensky
Samantha Osby

Continuity
Samantha Osby

Curriculum Consultant
Dan Anderson

Post Production Coordinator
Lesley R. Stewart

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie        Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff             Lesley Stewart
Freddie Hernandez         Nondas Voll

Sound Designers
John Alberts
Chris Floberg
Gary Rydstrom
Randy Thom
Tom Myers
Ken Klyce

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini
Joyce Hsieh

Production Staff
Samantha Osby Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini               Lesley Stewart
Kathy O'Hagan Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra Jason Arambulo
Susan Kopensky Hope Allen
Chad Cruikshank Jason Bliss
Madeline S. McEneney Katya O'Hagan

Interns
Dara Resnik             Eric Handler
Carrie Gillen             Neil McNally
Michael Schupbach Chuck Vinson
Pip and Pop

Sherryare two inseparable twin braces who love water. They love to have fun, but sometimes they can have too much fun and it can cause problems. They love clams, and they were shocked to know that clams are not everyone's favorite food. They're mostly seen hanging out at the Braces Pond, when not at the big blue house.
A Wagon of a Different Color (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Ellis Weiner

Directed by
Mitchell Kriegman
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Ric E. Anderson

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segment
Jon Ludwig

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and Lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“What’s in the Mail, Today?”
Music and Lyrics by
Dave Kinnoin & Peter Lurye

“Some Of The Colors I See”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

“Where Oh Where Oh Where Is Shadow?”
Music and Lyrics by
Tyler Bunch

“Goodbye Song”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Peter Lurye

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
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## Administratorzy i moderatorzy Spirit Animals Wiki

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Administratorka i biurokratką wiki. Posługuje się zaimkami ona/jej (She/her). Znana też jako Azu, Sioleo, Askanate i ewentualnie Shiro. Pochodzi z Amayi, jej zwierzoduchem jest tygrys azjatycki. Zajmuje się treścią i kontrolą wiki.

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What's That Smell

**What's That Smell?**is a song sung by Bear in Call It a Day, Smellorama and The Amazing Skippy.

## Lyrics

Hey, what's that smell?

*What's that smell?*

*Smells like corn flakes,*

*or maybe pancakes*

*A glass of milk, it's something swell!*

*What's that smell?*

*Smells like clean clothes,*

*tickling my nose*

*Warm pajamas, soap as well!*

*What's that smell? It's delicious.*

*What's that smell? I'm suspicious.*

*Toothpaste, grape juice, wait don't tell!*

*What's that smell?*

*What's that smell? It's something cuddly,*

*and something uddly special too.*

*It's wonderful, it's lovable, unique!*

*Hey, it's you!*
Samanta

Samantha is a senior at CV high school, who is the cheerleader who dated Steve Montgomery.

==Opening footage==

We first see Samantha at cheerleading practice as she tells Andrew that he is creepy, and to stop videotaping them. We see Samantha again when she gives Steve an angry voice mail, saying Steve needs to call her back and that she loves him. The last time two time we see Samantha is at Steve's funeral reception, and at cheerleading practice as Andrew eats lunch.
The Big Little Visitor (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Andy Yerkes

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch
Alice Dinnean

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Anne Louise Wallace

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie
Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes
Tim Miller
Connie Peterson
Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson
Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segments
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designer
Randy Nordstrom

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Graphics
Par Surasaksin

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Ken Sirulnick
Rob Hall
Marybeth Benivegna

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie
Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff
Lesley Stewart
Freddie Hernandez

Sound Designers
John Alberts
Chris Floberg

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini

Production Staff
Katya O'Hagan
Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra
Jason Bliss
Susan Kopensky
Hope Allen
Chad Cruikshank

Interns
Dara Resnik
Eric Handler
Michael Schupbach
Neil McNally
Carrie Gillen

Technical Team
Eugene Meinhofer
Jason Horn
Steve Garner
Jim Washburn
Keith Conod
Jack Cooke
Mark Cox
Frank Biondo
Pascal Grieco
Chris Myers

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and Lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“What’s in the Mail, Today?”
Music and Lyrics by
Dave Kinnoin & Peter Lurye

“Clean Up The House”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

“Where Oh Where Oh Where Is Shadow?”
Music and Lyrics by
Tyler Bunch

“Everybody in the Tub”
Music and Lyrics by
Brian Woodbury

“The Bear Cha-Cha-Cha”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

“Goodbye Song”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Peter Lurye

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
Mouse Party (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
P. Kevin Strader

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Ric E. Anderson

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie
Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes
Tim Miller
Connie Peterson
Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson
Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segment
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
John Pollard

Lighting Designer
Randy Nordstrom

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Editors
Tony Breuer
Marybeth Benivegna
Rob Hall

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie
Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff
Nondas Voll

Sound Designer
John Alberts

Production Staff
Samantha Osby    Katya O'Hagan
Dominique Bruballa Maria Marini
Jason Bliss            Terrence Reid
Lesley Stewart  Chad Cruikshank

Technical Team
Dan Stewart                Pat Minietta
Larry Solomon               Jim Scurti
Peter Hefter                Victor Smith
Brooke Haznedar           Mark Katz
Tom Guadarrama

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and Lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“When I’m Older”
Music and Lyrics by
Dave Kinnoin

“The Birthday Song”
Music and Lyrics by
David Yazbek

“Goodbye Song”
Music and Lyrics by
Peter Lurye

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
All Connected (Credits)

## Credits

Created by
Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Robert Leighton

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Tara Mooney

Co-Producer
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Ric E. Anderson

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie               Kip Rathke
Christine Moyes          Tim Miller
Connie Peterson Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson    Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
Ilene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segments
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designer
Randy Nordstrom

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Graphics
Par Surasaksin

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Rob Hall
Jim Snarski
Ken Sinrulnick

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie        Ilene Merenstein
Michael Orloff             Lesley Stewart
David Arroyo

Sound Designers
John Alberts
Chris Floberg

Production Accountants
Dominique Bruballa
Maria Marini

Production Staff
Katya O'Hagan Terrence Reid
Jim Calcaterra Jason Bliss
Susan Kopensky Hope Allen
Chad Cruikshank

Interns
Dara Resnik             Eric Handler
Carrie Gillen             Neil McNally
Michael Schupbach

Technical Team
Eugene Meinhofer Jason Horn
Steve Garner Jim Washburn
Keith Conod Jack Cooke
Mark Cox Frank Biondo
Pascal Grieco Chris Myers

Songs

“Welcome to the Big Blue House”
Music and lyrics by
Bill Obrecht & Peter Lurye

“All Connected”
Music and lyrics by
Dave Kinnoin & Peter Lurye

“Where Oh Where Oh Where Is Shadow?”
Music and lyrics by Tyler Bunch

“London Bridge is Falling Down”
Traditional

“Goodbye Song”
Music and lyrics by Peter Lurye

Music Score by
Brian Woodbury

Model by
Peter Wallach
Mike Sullivan

Taped at Lifetime Studios
in New York
A Berry Bear Christmas

**A Berry Bear Christmas** is a 2-part holiday special for Bear in the Big Blue House.

## Songs

### Part 1

1. Berry Bear Christmas
2. A Holiday for Everyone
3. That's All I Want for Christmas
4. It's Kwanzaa Time
5. What If (There Was No Big Blue House)
6. Just Listen

### Part 2

1. Woodland Valley Carols
2. Best Present Ever
3. Legend of the Winter Berry
4. Winter Berry / Holiday Reprise
5. Goodbye Song
Home is Where the Bear Is

**Next** | “Water, Water Everywhere”

**Home is Where the Bear Is** is the first episode of Bear in the Big Blue House.

## Synopsis

Bear gives a tour of the Big Blue House and learns that everyone has a favorite room. Ojo loves the living room, because she can play pretend. Tutter loves the kitchen, because he has his mouse hole there. Pip and Pop love the bathroom because they love water. And Treelo loves the bedroom, because of the bed.

## Trivia

* This episode marks the debut of Bear, Tutter, Ojo, Treelo, Pip and Pop, Shadow and Luna.
Why Bears Can't Fly

**Why Bears Can't Fly** is the 7th episode of Bear in the Big Blue House.

## Summary

Pip and Pop invite Bear to the Otter Pond for a game of catch, but he keeps getting distracted by other events in the Big Blue House. Ojo and Treelo are pretending to fly and it gets Bear thinking about gravity and things that fly. When Ojo takes a fall and hurts herself, however, after trying to fly for real, it makes her cry and Bear has to tell her that bears and kids can't fly, no matter how hard they try. He also helps Tutter to use gravity to get eggs into his mouse hole. In the Shadow segment, Shadow retells the story of Humpty Dumpty.

1. Gravity

## Credits

1. Why Bears Can't Fly (Credits)

Mitchell Kriegman

Written by
Ellis Weiner
Andy Yerkes

Directed by
Hugh Martin

Produced by
Richard A. Fernandes

Line Producer
Sally K. Cohen

Starring
Noel MacNeal

Also Starring
Peter Linz
Vicki Kenderes-Eibner
Jim Kroupa
Tyler Bunch

with
Lynne Thigpen
Andy Yerkes

Associate Producer
Stacey Adams

Associate Director
Dean Gordon

Stage Manager
Ric E. Anderson

Production Designer
Cabot McMullen

Supervising Music Producer
Peter Lurye

Muppet Designer
Paul Andrejco

Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop
Ed Christie
Kip Rathke
Chirstine Moyes
Tim Miller
Connie Peterson
Fred Buchholz
Larry Jameson
Larry Galanter

Segment Producer
llene Merenstein

Shadow Puppet Segments
Jon Ludwig

Art Director
David Ellis

Lighting Designers
Randy Nordstrom
Michael Franks

Graphics Designer
Cathy Hundt

Graphics
Par Surasaskin

Production Coordinator
Richard Buhrman

Script Supervisor
Lindsey Aikens

Script Coordinator
Samantha Osby

Editors
Tony Breuer
Marybeth Benivenga
Rob Hall

Post Production Team
Lisa Binassarie
llene Merenstein
Michael Orloff
Lesley Stewart
Freddie Hernandez

Sound Design
John Alberts
Pojalo

**Pojalo** jest ojcem Abeke i Soamy. Po śmierci ówczesnego wodza, został przywódcą ludzi w Okaihee.

## Osobowość

Gdy do Abeke przybył Zerif, Pojalo chętnie go słuchał jak gdyby chciał się pozbyć córki. Nie pochwalał też tego że samotnie wybrała się na polowanie.

Jest surowym ojcem i nie wydaje się być zbyt przywiązany do Abeke; zdecydowanie bardziej ceni Soamę. Czynił młodszej córce i Zielonym Płaszczom wyrzuty, że odeszła z Zerifem, kiedy tak bardzo potrzebowali deszczu. Jest dumny, wymaga dyscypliny i szacunku. Wydaje się, jakby zgorzkniał po zniknięciu Abeke.

## Wygląd

Jest wysoki oraz szczupły, o muskularnej sylwetce i ogolonej głowie.

## Występowanie

### Zwierzoduchy

Pojalo ostro gani Abeke, że wyruszyła samotnie na polowanie i spóźniła się na obrzęd więzi. Każe jej się obmyć i wychodzi, poinformować, że ceremonia się odbędzie. Kiedy dziewczyna zmierza do Chinwe, przygląda się jej surowo.

Jest zaskoczony i nieco zmieszany, gdy Abeke przywołuje Urazę. Przed wejściem do ich chaty stoi Zerif; Pojalo pyta, kim jest i zaprasza go do środka. Słucha uważnie tego, co mówi Zdobywca.

### Wzlot i Upadek

Irtike prowadzi Tarika, Conora i Rollana do Pojalo, który został wodzem Okaihee. Mężczyzna słucha Tarika, jednak przerywa, kiedy mówi o Abeke i wytyka, że właśnie Zielone Płaszcze zabrały mu córkę. Jego żal wspomaga fakt, że dziewczyna była Tancerką Deszczu, której potrzebowali. Jest niechętnie nastawiony i nie zgadza się, gdy Tarik prosi o pomoc kilku mężczyzn. Wyrzuca drużynie, że Zielone Płaszcze i tak już dość mu zabrały.

Kiedy w chacie pojawia się lew i dzieci go przeganiają, zasłania Soamę własnym ciałem. Odtrąca pomoc przy naprawie palisady i rozkazuje im odejść.

### Wszechdrzewo

Pojalo i Soama przybywają, by powitać powracające ze Stetriolu Zielone Płaszcze. Wydaje się być szczęśliwy z powodu spotkania.
Steven Montgomery

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Steven Montgomery was a popular quarter pack, whom was running for student body president, Steve was the third protagonist in chronicle. It is known that despite having many friends at school, Steve is reveled to have problems at home, such as him mother cheating on his father, and a father who does not talk about the situation with his son.

## The Discovery

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Tulo

Level
 Location
 Inhabitants

Tulo (Too-low), officially the City of Tulo, is a coastal city on the west-most coast of the planet Ghusun. A voluntary census at the turn of the century recorded 2,063,502 people in the city, making it the 4th largest city on the planet. Tulo is ethnically diverse and though most citizens speak common, there are many sub-communities based on linguistic backgrounds.

Tulo was originally settled by convicts exiled from Ghusun-city due to limited overland access. As grav-tech reached Ghusun, overland access was no longer a problem and Tulo became desirable due to the abundant natural resources and beautiful beaches it is now known for.

Tulo's economic progress has slowed recently due to environmental concerns raised by the local populace and tourism industry. Extraction of natural resources for the profit of off-worlder's has been widely critiqued and is dividing point between the working class and elite who intermingle in the city.

Tulo is considered a hot spot for inter-system influential's and it's reputation continues to bring in the rich, powerful, and famous from surrounding systems. Tulo is also attractive to researchers for wide variety of unique plant and animal life. The Tulo art scene is active.

Of Tulo's 2 million citizens, almost 1/4 are migratory. The remaining citizens are made up of equal parts infrastructure workers, technologists, and retiree's from all over Ghusun. Tulo is not known for its agriculture and relies heavily on imported goods from over cities.

Tulo's crime rates are remarkably low. The original criminal politics of Tulo is thought to have been assimilated by the influx of immigrants over the last decade, but all aspects of Tulo still feel their influence, even if they do not see or hear it directly.
White Wholf

The White Wholf is model of grav-bike produced by Zero State Cycles Inc.**,** a manufacturer within Liberty Banner governance, of gravity engines and vehicles. The White Wholf makes significant strides from the previous generation model, known called HoverXoss. Designed in 3191 by Nikostein Edsla, a Doctoral graduate from the University of Asif, the White Wholf has quickly become the choice among spacers for its performance and lasting build.

The White Wholf currently come in two makes, the standard X and higher performance MX, which boasts a higher maximum lift and harder chassis. They White Wholf also comes in a motorcycles model, beginning with the S in 3194. The X began shipping in volume in 3195, the first model year to include the Agni Motor.

The White Wolf has a 810-kilometre range on a full charge, with a top speed of 211 km/h, a speed it can reach in under eight seconds from a standing start. The motor is rated at 220 kilowatts. The Wholf uses a standard Type B Power Cell. The White Wholf X has a maximum clearance height of 5m and the MX 9m. The White Wholf X is weighs approximately 86Kg.

The grav engine on both bikes is placed upfront, making the bike both front and bottom heavy. Graviton manipulation is done in fist-sized sphere below the bike and independent firing gives the rider options for extreme mid-air manoeuvrability.

Other features include Commpad integration and remote interface port that allow access to the Wholf's controls through 3rd party packages.

The White Wholf first appeared in episode 8 and was purchased by Ori Ackerman.
CHRONICLE (2012) fiml Wikia

## Welcome to the **CHRONICLE Wiki**

Three high school students make an incredible discovery, leading to their developing uncanny powers beyond their understanding. As they learn to control their abilities and use them to their advantage, their lives start to spin out of control, and their darker sides begin to take over.

It follows three Seattle high school seniors, bullied Andrew (Dane DeHaan), his cousin Matt (Alex Russell) and more popular Steve (Michael B. Jordan), who form a bond after gaining telekinetic abilities from an unknown object. They first use their abilities for mischief and personal gain until Andrew turns to darker purposes.

AndrewMattSteve
Karen Detmer

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Karen Detmer was Andrews loving, although fatally ill mother, who had stage IV throat cancer, caused by smoking cigarettes. Andrew hid his burses from Karen, knowing she would be heart broken if her husband Richard was abusing her son.

## Film

Through out the film Karen is seen trying to boost her sons low self esteem by, telling him his camera is nice, that he is stronger then this, and having his repeat so. Through out most of Karen's appearances she seems to need her pain medicine, and in extreme pain.

## Death

It is reveled in the hospital scene that Karen died in her bed before Richard had gotten home from trying to find Andrew.
Tadd

Tadd is a tall, silent figure notable for his muscular physique and visible scaring ( a long poorly healed cut along his right arm and a bullet wound on his left shoulder). He can usually be seen wearing tinted aviator sunglasses and antique camo tank tops. While uncommonly charismatic he tends to win friends less through his words and more through his actions and demeanour.

When asked he freely shares about his life in the space marines [not sure what the correct army name would be: WD]. Tadd's experience with the grim reality of war fare and army life has left him with strong anti-war and anti-authoritarian views. While far from a pacifist Tad hates unnecessary violence, political corruption, and abuses of authority. Not typically prone to rash behaviour, he does have a heroic streak that has seen him risk his life to protect the oppressed in the face of fascism or tyranny.

He has a prominent half-sleeve tattoo on his left wrist that says in gothic text, "**The distinguishing property of man is to search for and to follow after truth" - Cicero.**
Barracuda Combine

The Barracuda Combine are a capitalist effort in the system. They practice free market economics, and exercise their rights to extract planetary resources.  Few believe in acting on guilt or in supporting a welfare state.

President:

Kal Zhukov

Planets under their control

* Planet - Kokkinos
* Planet - Jumanah
Goodbye Song

The **Goodbye Song** is sung by Bear and Luna at the end of every episode (with exception of the first part of A Berry Bear Christmas).

## Lyrics

*Hey, this was really fun*

*We hope you liked it too*

*Seems like we've just begun*

*When suddenly we're through*

*Goodbye, goodbye, good friends, goodbye*

*Cause now it's time to go*

*But, hey, I say, well, that's OK*

*Cause we'll see you very soon, I know*

*Very soon, I know*

*Goodbye, goodbye, good friends, goodbye*

*And tomorrow, just like today*

*The moon, the bear and the Big Blue House*

*We'll be waiting for you to come and play*

*To come and play, to come and play*

*Bye now!*

### Extra Lyrics

In And to All a Good Night, extra lyrics were added due to additional cast.

*Oh, when we have to go away*

*It's kind of sad but then*

*It's nice to know it won't be long*

*Until we get to see eachother again*

'*Til we meet again!*
Ori Ackerman

Tom McDonald as Dr. Ori Ackerman – a Ghusun jack-of-all-sciences whose life has been spent tending to the criminal element of society which funds his academic pursuits. Dr. Ackerman's first vacation took some erratic turns when the ship that was ferrying him mis-jumped to Jura and abandoned him due to life support issues. An eccentric and curious caretaker who thinks that the value of life isn't determined by law, Ori is seizing each opportunity that comes along to live to the fullest. Dr Ackerman has taken a semi-function crew under his wing, while the undercurrent of a mid-life crisis tugs at the corners of every action he takes.