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Songs from The Book of Pooh

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	#[[Do the Roo (Song)\|Do the Roo]]		#[[Do the Roo (Song)\|Do the Roo]]
-	#[[Happy Tailliversary]]	+	#[[Happy Tailiversary]]
	#[[I Want to Know Everything Now]]		#[[I Want to Know Everything Now]]
	#[[If I Could Be Big]]		#[[If I Could Be Big]]

Happy Tailiversary

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-	'''Happy Tailiversary''' is a song sung to [[Eeyore]] by [[Pooh]], [[Piglet]], [[Tigger]], [[Rabbit]], [[Owl]] and [[Kessie]], as, in "[[Eeyore's Tailiversary]]," they celebrate his "Tailiversary" - the anniversary of the day in which Eeyore got his tail. This song is Track 5 on the album "[[Songs from the Book of Pooh]]." In the story, the song is followed at the end by a brief reprise.	+	'''Happy Tailiversary''' is a song sung to [[Eeyore]] by [[Pooh]], [[Piglet]], [[Tigger]], [[Rabbit]], [[Owl]] and [[Kessie]], as, in "[[Eeyore's Tailiversary]]," they celebrate his "Tailiversary" - the anniversary of the day in which Eeyore got his tail. This song is Track 5 on the album ''[[Songs from The Book of Pooh]]''. In the story, the song is followed at the end by a brief reprise.
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Nothing Ever Happens

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'''Nothing Ever Happens''' is a song from ''[[The Book of Pooh]]'' story "[[Piglet's Inadvertent Adventure]]." In the song, [[Piglet]] sings about his boring life and how while others go off on adventures, for him every day is the same. The song ends on a hopeful note, with Piglet suggesting that perhaps someday he may have an adventure.

This song was featured as Track 9 on the album ''[[Songs from The Book of Pooh]]''.
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The Book of Pooh

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	*''The Book of Pooh'' at [http://www.tv.com/the-book-of-pooh/show/12212/summary.html TV.com]		*''The Book of Pooh'' at [http://www.tv.com/the-book-of-pooh/show/12212/summary.html TV.com]
	*''The Book of Pooh'' at [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0274240/ IMDb]		*''The Book of Pooh'' at [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0274240/ IMDb]
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	Articles or categories related to the CGI-animated ''[[Winnie-the-Pooh\|Pooh]]'' series ''[[My Friends Tigger & Pooh]]''		Articles or categories related to the CGI-animated ''[[Winnie-the-Pooh\|Pooh]]'' series ''[[My Friends Tigger & Pooh]]''
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My Friends Tigger & Pooh

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	*''My Friends Tigger & Pooh'' at [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0805905/ IMDb]		*''My Friends Tigger & Pooh'' at [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0805905/ IMDb]
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Category:The Book of Pooh

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Songs from The Book of Pooh

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[[File:Songs from The Book of Pooh.jpg|thumb|300px|''Songs from The Book of Pooh'']]
'''Songs from The Book of Pooh''' was a compilation album featuring songs from throughout all three seasons of ''[[The Book of Pooh]]''. 22 tracks were featured in total, including the show's title and closing themes. The album was released on both CD and cassette, though the cassette format is no longer generally available.

==Tracks==
#[[Everyone Knows He's Winnie the Pooh]]
#[[At Chez Piglet]]
#[[A Day in the Life of Pooh]]
#[[Do the Roo (Song)|Do the Roo]]
#[[Happy Tailliversary]]
#[[I Want to Know Everything Now]]
#[[If I Could Be Big]]
#[[Nightmare Wranglers]]
#[[Nothing Ever Happens]]
#[[On Your Way Back Home]]
#[[Get Growin']]
#[[The Play's the Thing]]
#[[Stripey McSnarl Always Gets His Man]]
#[[Think, Think, Think]]
#[[Too Much Honey]]
#[[Under a Spelling Bee's Spell]]
#[[Broken Friendships]]
#[[Someone New to Meet]]
#[[If We Were Talkin']]
#[[Give It a Try]]
#[[Keep It Simple]]
#[[Goodbye for Now]]

Audio samples of all songs on the album are available at [http://www.amazon.com/Songs-Book-Pooh-Disney/dp/B000062Y8B/ref=cm_cr_dp_orig_subj Amazon.com's page for it].
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[[Category:The Book of Pooh]]

If I Could Be Big

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	'''If I Could Be Big '''is a song from "[[Biglet]]," an story from ''[[The Book of Pooh]];;. Piglet was sick of the disadvantages of his small height, so sang this song and expressed his desire to be taller.		'''If I Could Be Big '''is a song from "[[Biglet]]," an story from ''[[The Book of Pooh]];;. Piglet was sick of the disadvantages of his small height, so sang this song and expressed his desire to be taller.

-	"If I Could Be Big" was featured as both Track 7 on the album ''[[Songs from the Book of Pooh]]'' and as Track 17 on the album ''[[Playhouse Disney, Vol. 2]]''.	+	"If I Could Be Big" was featured as both Track 7 on the album ''[[Songs from The Book of Pooh]]'' and as Track 17 on the album ''[[Playhouse Disney, Vol. 2]]''.
	[[Category:Songs]]		[[Category:Songs]]

Do the Roo (Song)

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	'''Do the Roo''' is a song which was used in "[[Do the Roo (Story)\|Do the Roo]]" and "[[Buck-a-Roo]]," both of which are stories from ''[[The Book of Pooh]]''. In "Do the Roo," [[Roo]] wanted to impress [[Kanga]] with a dance but didn't have confidence in his dancing skills, so [[Winnie the Pooh\|Pooh]], [[Piglet]], and [[Tigger]] tried to teach him how to dance. In the end, Kanga showed Roo a special dance, and they sang "Do the Roo." Soon, the whole ''Book of Pooh'' cast (minus [[Kessie]]) joined in. Then, in "Buck-a-Roo," Roo was sick in bed, and Kanga entertained him with a story about him as a cowboy. When Roo fell asleep in the end, he had a dream just like that, and "Do the Roo" was played a second time there.		'''Do the Roo''' is a song which was used in "[[Do the Roo (Story)\|Do the Roo]]" and "[[Buck-a-Roo]]," both of which are stories from ''[[The Book of Pooh]]''. In "Do the Roo," [[Roo]] wanted to impress [[Kanga]] with a dance but didn't have confidence in his dancing skills, so [[Winnie the Pooh\|Pooh]], [[Piglet]], and [[Tigger]] tried to teach him how to dance. In the end, Kanga showed Roo a special dance, and they sang "Do the Roo." Soon, the whole ''Book of Pooh'' cast (minus [[Kessie]]) joined in. Then, in "Buck-a-Roo," Roo was sick in bed, and Kanga entertained him with a story about him as a cowboy. When Roo fell asleep in the end, he had a dream just like that, and "Do the Roo" was played a second time there.

-	"Do the Roo" was featured as Track 4 on the album ''[[Songs from the Book of Pooh]]''.	+	"Do the Roo" was featured as Track 4 on the album ''[[Songs from The Book of Pooh]]''.
	[[Category:Songs]]		[[Category:Songs]]

Category:Pooh Music Album Covers

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Covers for ''[[Winnie the Pooh]]'' music album releases
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The Tigger Movie

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-	'''The Tigger Movie''' was the second theatrically released [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] feature film. It was originally released in February 11th, 2000, in the United States. The movie is centered around [[Tigger]], who for the first time in his life realizes how boring it is to be the only one of his kind, and excitedly decides to search for his family. The film was a huge success, leading to the creation of the spiritual sequel ''[[Piglet's Big Movie]]'', in 2003.	+	'''The Tigger Movie''' was the second theatrically released [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] feature film. It was originally released in February 11th, [[2000]], in the United States. The movie is centered around [[Tigger]], who for the first time in his life realizes how boring it is to be the only one of his kind, and excitedly decides to search for his family. The film was a huge success, leading to the creation of the spiritual sequel ''[[Piglet's Big Movie]]'', in [[2003]].

	==Cast==		==Cast==
-	*[[Winnie the Pooh]] - Jim Cummings	+	*[[Winnie the Pooh]] - [[Jim Cummings]]
	*[[Tigger]] - Jim Cummings		*[[Tigger]] - Jim Cummings
-	*[[Piglet]] - John Fiedler	+	*[[Piglet]] - [[John Fiedler]]
-	*[[Rabbit]] - Ken Sansom	+	*[[Rabbit]] - [[Ken Sansom]]
-	*[[Eeyore]] - Peter Cullen	+	*[[Eeyore]] - [[Peter Cullen]]
-	*[[Roo]] - Nikita Hopkins	+	*[[Roo]] - [[Nikita Hopkins]]
-	*[[Owl]] - Andre Stojka	+	*[[Owl]] - [[Andre Stojka]]

	==Plot==		==Plot==
-	The movie starts with Tigger bouncing through the [[Hundred Acre Woods]] while singing his theme song, [[The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers]], which ends with the line "But the most wonderful thing about tiggers is: I'm the only one!". While he sings, Tigger starts looking for someone to bounce with him, but he soon finds out that none of his friends is very much interested, especially after he accidentally smashes [[Eeyore]]'s house with a giant rock and causes everybody to roll down the hill when trying to remove the rock with his "Whoop-de Dooper Bounce", the bounce that Tiggers bounce best. Plus, they all have more important things to do, since the winter is coming and they need to store firewood and foodstuff.	+	The movie starts with Tigger bouncing through the [[Hundred Acre Woods]] while singing his theme song, [[The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers]], which ends with the line "But the most wonderful thing about tiggers is: I'm the only one!". While he sings, Tigger starts looking for someone to bounce with him, but he soon finds out that none of his friends is very much interested, especially after he accidentally smashes [[Eeyore]]'s house with a giant rock and causes everybody to roll down the hill when trying to remove the rock with his "Whoop-de Dooper Bounce", the bounce that Tiggers bounce best. Plus, they all have more important things to do, since the winter is coming and they need to store firewood and foodstuffs.

	Very upset, Tigger realizes that he is in fact a one-of-a-kind, and that's not such a good thing as he'd always thought. [[Roo]] appears and tries to cheer him up, saying that there must be other tiggers in the world. Tigger must have a family somewhere. Tigger gets really excited with the idea and decides to visit [[Owl]], who advices him to look for his family tree in order to find his family. Taking the advice too literally, Tigger starts looking for a giant striped tree full of tiggers playing and bouncing on the branches. Unfortunately, he can't find such a tree, or anything that might have belonged to his relatives among his stuff.		Very upset, Tigger realizes that he is in fact a one-of-a-kind, and that's not such a good thing as he'd always thought. [[Roo]] appears and tries to cheer him up, saying that there must be other tiggers in the world. Tigger must have a family somewhere. Tigger gets really excited with the idea and decides to visit [[Owl]], who advices him to look for his family tree in order to find his family. Taking the advice too literally, Tigger starts looking for a giant striped tree full of tiggers playing and bouncing on the branches. Unfortunately, he can't find such a tree, or anything that might have belonged to his relatives among his stuff.
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	Pooh and his friends all feel very guilty and worried, and decide to go after Tigger before he gets lost or gets hurt. They successfully convince [[Rabbit]] to lead them. When they find Tigger, a giant avalanche takes place. Tigger manages to save all his friends, but is almost unable to save himself. Fortunately, Roo helps Tigger and everybody is fine. After that, the gang tells Tigger about the letter, but he's not upset because he'd realized that his friends do care a lot about him and that they are his real family after all. At the end, Tigger gives the party again, this time inviting all the Hundred Acre Wood gang, and gives a gift for each one of them:		Pooh and his friends all feel very guilty and worried, and decide to go after Tigger before he gets lost or gets hurt. They successfully convince [[Rabbit]] to lead them. When they find Tigger, a giant avalanche takes place. Tigger manages to save all his friends, but is almost unable to save himself. Fortunately, Roo helps Tigger and everybody is fine. After that, the gang tells Tigger about the letter, but he's not upset because he'd realized that his friends do care a lot about him and that they are his real family after all. At the end, Tigger gives the party again, this time inviting all the Hundred Acre Wood gang, and gives a gift for each one of them:

-	[[Honey]] for Pooh	+	*[[Honey]] for Pooh
-	<br>Firewood for Piglet	+	*Firewood for Piglet
-	<br>A new house for Eeyore	+	*A new house for Eeyore
-	<br>A yo-yo for Owl	+	*A yo-yo for Owl
-	<br>A toy plane for Christopher Robin	+	*A toy plane for [[Christopher Robin]]
-	<br>A hat for Kanga	+	*A hat for Kanga
-	<br>A photograph of the entire family for Roo	+	*A photograph of the entire family for Roo
-	<br>And for Rabbit, he promises to always watch where he is going	+	*And for Rabbit, he promises to always watch where he is going

	==Songs==		==Songs==

The Great Honey Pot Robbery

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-	'''The Great Honey Pot Robbery''' is the ninth episode of the first season of [[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]].	+	'''The Great Honey Pot Robbery''' is the ninth episode of the first season of ''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]''.
	[[Category:The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episodes]]		[[Category:The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episodes]]

There's No Camp Like Home

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-	'''There's No Camp Like Home''' is the fourth episode of the first season of [[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]].	+	'''There's No Camp Like Home''' is the fourth episode of the first season of ''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]''.
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Stripes

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-	'''Stripes''' is the tenth episode of the first season of [[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]].	+	'''Stripes''' is the tenth episode of the first season of ''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]''.
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Rabbit Marks The Spot

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-	'''Rabbit Marks The Spot''' is the ninth episode of [[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'s second season.	+	'''Rabbit Marks The Spot''' is the ninth episode of second season of ''The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh''.
	==Plot==		==Plot==
-	[[Pooh]], [[ Piglet]], [[Tigger]] and [[Gopher]] become a pirate crew called the Pooh pirates and begin to search for bury treasure. They first start to tear up [[Rabbit]]'s garden in search of bury treasure. Rabbit becomes angry about what they did and decide to teach them a lesson. Rabbit starts by filling a treasure chest with rocks, dumps dirt on it, and marks a letter X on it. Then he draws up a map to help the Pooh pirates find it. Rabbit sends the map to the pirates and claims that the treasure belongs to his great great uncle [[Long John Cottontails]].	+	[[Pooh]], [[Piglet]], [[Tigger]] and [[Gopher]] become a pirate crew called the Pooh pirates and begin to search for buied treasure. They first start to tear up [[Rabbit]]'s garden in search of buried treasure. Rabbit becomes angry about what they did and decide to teach them a lesson. Rabbit starts by filling a treasure chest with rocks, dumps dirt on it, and marks a letter X on it. Then he draws up a map to help the Pooh pirates find it. Rabbit sends the map to the pirates and claims that the treasure belongs to his great great uncle [[Long John Cottontails]].

-	After following the map's directions, Captain Piglet and his crew finally find the treasure. Fearing that someone might try to steal the treasures once they open it outside, Pooh and his friends decide to open the chest inside Piglet's house. They tried all they can to open the treasure chest, but they can't open it. Rabbit is excited that his plan might suceed, but he begins to have a nightmare. After the dream, Rabbit becomes scared that Pooh and his friends will become angry with him when they find out what's in the chest. Rabbit tries to retrieve the chest before it is opened. Rabbit first disguises himself as the ghost of Long John Cottontails and tries to scare Pooh and his friend into giving him the chest, but it failed.	+	After following the map's directions, Captain Piglet and his crew finally find the treasure. Fearing that someone might try to steal the treasures once they open it outside, Pooh and his friends decide to open the chest inside Piglet's house. They tried all they can to open the treasure chest, but they can't open it. Rabbit is excited that his plan might succeed, but he begins to have a nightmare. After the dream, Rabbit becomes scared that Pooh and his friends will become angry with him when they find out what's in the chest. Rabbit tries to retrieve the chest before it is opened. Rabbit first disguises himself as the ghost of Long John Cottontails and tries to scare Pooh and his friend into giving him the chest, but it failed.

-	Rabbit is sure that Pooh and his friends won't talk to him anymore and decides to leave the [[Hundred Acre Woods]]. But then the Pooh pirates decide to blast the chest open and bring Rabbit to watch the explosion. The pirates see the rocks and Rabbit apologizes to them, but Pooh and his friends actually liked the rocks and find the rocks a great use for them. But then the real ghost of Long John Cottontails appear and demands to them about finding the rocks, but Pooh and his friends are terrified of him and run away. Then the ghost dissappears with a confuse look on his face.	+	Rabbit is sure that Pooh and his friends won't talk to him anymore and decides to leave the [[Hundred Acre Woods]]. But then the Pooh pirates decide to blast the chest open and bring Rabbit to watch the explosion. The pirates see the rocks and Rabbit apologizes to them, but Pooh and his friends actually liked the rocks and find the rocks a great use for them. Then the real ghost of Long John Cottontails appear and confronts them about finding the rocks, but Pooh and his friends are terrified of him and run away. The ghost disappears with a confused look on his face.

	==DVD releases==		==DVD releases==
	*[[Growing up with Winnie the Pooh: All For One And One For All]]		*[[Growing up with Winnie the Pooh: All For One And One For All]]
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Perfect Party

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-	'''Perfect Party''' is a song from "[[Piglet's Perfect Party]]," an episode of [[The Book of Pooh]]. [[Piglet]] wanted to throw a perfect party for all of his friends, but it proved to be a lot of work for him to do, so he sang this song to [[Pooh]] to explain this to him.	+	'''Perfect Party''' is a song from "[[Piglet's Perfect Party]]," a story from ''[[The Book of Pooh]]''. [[Piglet]] wanted to throw a perfect party for all of his friends, but it proved to be a lot of work for him to do, so he sang this song to [[Pooh]] to explain this to him.
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Party Poohper

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-	'''Party Poohper''' is the sixth episode of [[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'s second season.	+	'''Party Poohper''' is the sixth episode of the second season of ''The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh''.

	== Plot Summary ==		== Plot Summary ==
-	[[Rabbit]] is brushing his teeth as the episode begins. After doing this, he checks it off his to-do list. Next he combs his ears. While doing this, he asks himself, "Why isn't everyone as organized as me?", and checks it off the list. He then realizes that #3 says: "Prepare for party". Overcome with shock, he dashes out of the room and into the kitchen. He remembers that he has 500 [[Rabbit's relatives\|relatives]] coming at 6:00. Realizing he cannot do everything at once, he decides to make a schedule. [[Tigger]] objects to the schedule, saying that at parties, everyone should have fun, but having a schedule is not fun. Rabbit yells, "This is a party! Who said anything about fun?". Rabbit explains to [[Pooh]] how to make a cake, but of course he says this too quickly and confuses Pooh. Meanwhile, [[Piglet]] tries various decorations for the party (but they are all holiday based Christmas, Easter, etc....). As Pooh continues to put each wrong ingrediant into the cake, it increases the amount of pressure it will explode from. Before they can finish however, Rabbit's realitves arrive two hours early ready to party (pleasing Tigger) Rabbit tries to get them to leave. Upon getting their attention, Rabbit tells the bunnies to go with their "uncle" Piglet to read them a story for the next two hours. Finally, with the bunnies out of the picture, Rabbit sighs in relief. Piglet then begins to read the story to the 500 bunnies.	+	[[Rabbit]] is brushing his teeth as the episode begins. After doing this, he checks it off his to-do list. Next he combs his ears. While doing this, he asks himself, "Why isn't everyone as organized as me?", and checks it off the list. He then realizes that #3 says: "Prepare for party". Overcome with shock, he dashes out of the room and into the kitchen. He remembers that he has 500 [[Rabbit's relatives\|relatives]] coming at 6:00. Realizing he cannot do everything at once, he decides to make a schedule. [[Tigger]] objects to the schedule, saying that at parties, everyone should have fun, but having a schedule is not fun. Rabbit yells, "This is a party! Who said anything about fun?". Rabbit explains to [[Pooh]] how to make a cake, but of course he says this too quickly and confuses Pooh. Meanwhile, [[Piglet]] tries various decorations for the party (but they are all holiday based Christmas, Easter, etc....). As Pooh continues to put each wrong ingrediant into the cake, it increases the amount of pressure it will explode from. Before they can finish however, Rabbit's relatives arrive two hours early ready to party (pleasing Tigger) Rabbit tries to get them to leave. Upon getting their attention, Rabbit tells the bunnies to go with their "uncle" Piglet to read them a story for the next two hours. Finally, with the bunnies out of the picture, Rabbit sighs in relief. Piglet then begins to read the story to the 500 bunnies.

-	Rabbit believes Pooh is taking too long with the cake, so he takes it and puts it in the oven (unknown to him that Pooh had put in all the wrong ingrediants). While the cake is in the oven, it begins to grow larger and eventually explodes, covering the entire house (excluding Rabbit's bedroom) with cake mix. Realizing Pooh has eaten all the [[honey]] in the house, Rabbit sends [[Gopher]] out to get more hunny in 15 minites and demands Pooh to make another cake. Meanwhile, Piglet finishes reading the story with a sad ending which causes the bunnies to cry in sadness. Rabbit hears this and is furious to find out this was not on the schedule. Piglet tries to apologize, but now knowing he cannot prepare for the party with the gang or the bunnies in the house, Rabbit swings open his door and throws out the gang shouting: "There's no time for sorry!" and demands that they keep the bunnies under their control for the next hour so he can prepare for the party without distractions.	+	Rabbit believes Pooh is taking too long with the cake, so he takes it and puts it in the oven (unknown to him that Pooh had put in all the wrong ingredients). While the cake is in the oven, it begins to grow larger and eventually explodes, covering the entire house (excluding Rabbit's bedroom) with cake mix. Realizing Pooh has eaten all the [[honey]] in the house, Rabbit sends [[Gopher]] out to get more hunny in 15 minites and demands Pooh to make another cake. Meanwhile, Piglet finishes reading the story with a sad ending which causes the bunnies to cry in sadness. Rabbit hears this and is furious to find out this was not on the schedule. Piglet tries to apologize, but now knowing he cannot prepare for the party with the gang or the bunnies in the house, Rabbit swings open his door and throws out the gang shouting: "There's no time for sorry!" and demands that they keep the bunnies under their control for the next hour so he can prepare for the party without distractions.

	Meanwhile, Gopher attempts to get honey from a nearby beehive with a pair of Baseball gloves, but the [[bees]] steal them. Rabbit continues to prepare for the party, knowing it's the right thing to do. Meanwhile, Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet are taking the bunnies for a walk, like Rabbit instructed them to do, but later, unknown to them, while passing around Gopher's house, the bunnies go into it. Pooh then demands to halt, stating that if they go to far, they will be late for the party. Tigger agrees, but as they turn to head back to Rabbit's house, they notice the remainder of the bunnies going into Gopher's house. Looking down it, Pooh says: "Oh, bother", knowing what they must do. Rabbit then finishes with the cake with 2.8 seconds to spare. He then goes outside to tell eveyone the party is about to begin, only to find his front yard empty. Rabbit is angered that the gang did not arrive on the right time, like instructed. He goes to Pooh's house, hoping to find them there. Meanwhile, Gopher is gathering dynamite to blow down the tree and get the honey. At Pooh's house, Rabbit finds nothing. He then heads for Piglet's house. Meanwhile, in Gopher's, Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet are searching for the bunnies. During the search, they find Gopher and ask him if he's seen the bunnies. He does not answer the question; being behind schedule, he is busy carring dynamite to the tree. They then continue their search. Meanwhile, Rabbit returns home.		Meanwhile, Gopher attempts to get honey from a nearby beehive with a pair of Baseball gloves, but the [[bees]] steal them. Rabbit continues to prepare for the party, knowing it's the right thing to do. Meanwhile, Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet are taking the bunnies for a walk, like Rabbit instructed them to do, but later, unknown to them, while passing around Gopher's house, the bunnies go into it. Pooh then demands to halt, stating that if they go to far, they will be late for the party. Tigger agrees, but as they turn to head back to Rabbit's house, they notice the remainder of the bunnies going into Gopher's house. Looking down it, Pooh says: "Oh, bother", knowing what they must do. Rabbit then finishes with the cake with 2.8 seconds to spare. He then goes outside to tell eveyone the party is about to begin, only to find his front yard empty. Rabbit is angered that the gang did not arrive on the right time, like instructed. He goes to Pooh's house, hoping to find them there. Meanwhile, Gopher is gathering dynamite to blow down the tree and get the honey. At Pooh's house, Rabbit finds nothing. He then heads for Piglet's house. Meanwhile, in Gopher's, Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet are searching for the bunnies. During the search, they find Gopher and ask him if he's seen the bunnies. He does not answer the question; being behind schedule, he is busy carring dynamite to the tree. They then continue their search. Meanwhile, Rabbit returns home.

Heffalump

Agent0042 — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 03:17:38 GMT

More about heffalumps

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	In the film ''[[Pooh's Heffalump Movie]]'', [[Rabbit]] decided to form an expedition to take action and stop the heffalumps from stealing honey and ravaging the [[Hundred Acre Woods]] once and for all. In the song "[[The Horribly Hazardous Heffalumps]]," he and the others outlined some even more dangerous things about heffalumps, such as their "fiery eyes and a tail with a spike." With the help of [[Roo]] in particular, everyone learned that heffalumps were not so scary after all when they met [[Lumpy]].		In the film ''[[Pooh's Heffalump Movie]]'', [[Rabbit]] decided to form an expedition to take action and stop the heffalumps from stealing honey and ravaging the [[Hundred Acre Woods]] once and for all. In the song "[[The Horribly Hazardous Heffalumps]]," he and the others outlined some even more dangerous things about heffalumps, such as their "fiery eyes and a tail with a spike." With the help of [[Roo]] in particular, everyone learned that heffalumps were not so scary after all when they met [[Lumpy]].

-	A heffalump is actually an elephant-like creature of a pleasantly purplish color with a big trunk, large floppy ears and a small, roundish fluffy tail rather like that of a rabbit. Older heffalumps are capable of issuing a call that can travel over great distances and one of the ways a heffalump can tell that it is growing up is if it discovers its special call. Within the Hundred Acre Woods, heffalumps generally reside within [[Heffalump Hollow]], though more recently Lumpy has taken to spending large amounts of time outside of it, playing with his best friend, Roo.	+	A heffalump is actually an elephant-like creature of a pleasantly purplish color with a big trunk, large floppy ears and a small, roundish fluffy tail rather like that of a rabbit. Older heffalumps are capable of issuing a call that can travel over great distances and one of the ways a heffalump can tell that it is growing up is if it discovers its special call. Within the Hundred Acre Woods, heffalumps generally reside within [[Heffalump Hollow]], though more recently Lumpy has taken to spending large amounts of time outside of it, playing with his best friend, Roo. True to the original song, heffalumps are, in fact, quite fond of honey. When trying to convince the others that heffalumps weren't so bad after all, Roo pointed this out as being a similarity that they had with Pooh.
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Honey

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	Pooh's love for honey has landed him in a number of sticky situations. In a story from ''[[The Book of Pooh]]'', Pooh got sick after he ate [[Too Much Honey (Story)\|too much honey]]. His love for honey also often gets into tight spots with the bees.		Pooh's love for honey has landed him in a number of sticky situations. In a story from ''[[The Book of Pooh]]'', Pooh got sick after he ate [[Too Much Honey (Story)\|too much honey]]. His love for honey also often gets into tight spots with the bees.

-	In the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series of games, certain challenges involved collecting honey orbs in order to score points. Honey pots could also sometimes serve to replenish Pooh's health. In the original ''Kingdom Hearts'' games, Pooh's love for honey landed him a tight spot as well when he became trapped in Rabbit's window.	+	In the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series of games, certain challenges involved collecting honey orbs in order to score points. Honey pots could also sometimes serve to replenish Pooh's health. In the original ''Kingdom Hearts'' game, Pooh's love for honey landed him a tight spot as well when he became trapped in Rabbit's window.

	In the real world, many bears do in fact consider honey to be a sweet treat and will sometimes brave bee stings and other dangers in order to obtain some.		In the real world, many bears do in fact consider honey to be a sweet treat and will sometimes brave bee stings and other dangers in order to obtain some.

Bee

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	[[File:Bee.PNG\|thumb\|250px\|A bee guarding the beehive is easily fooled by [[Piglet]] in ''[[The Piglet Who Would Be King]]''.]]		[[File:Bee.PNG\|thumb\|250px\|A bee guarding the beehive is easily fooled by [[Piglet]] in ''[[The Piglet Who Would Be King]]''.]]
-	[[File:Bees.PNG\|thumb\|250px\|More realistic-looking bees which are also easily fooled, this time by [[Pooh]], in ''[[The Tigger Movie]]'', when Pooh sings his "Lullabee" in order to put the bees to sleep.]]	+	[[File:Bees.PNG\|thumb\|250px\|More realistic-looking bees which are also easily fooled, this time by [[Pooh]], in ''[[The Tigger Movie]]'', when Pooh sings his "[[Pooh's Lullabee\|Lullabee]]" in order to put the bees to sleep.]]
	A '''bee''' is a type of stinging insect that typically makes [[honey]]. In the natural world there are over 20,000 known species of bee.		A '''bee''' is a type of stinging insect that typically makes [[honey]]. In the natural world there are over 20,000 known species of bee.

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	Bees have been featured in the various ''[[Winnie the Pooh]]'' series in a number of unusual and sometimes unique ways. For example, in ''[[The Book of Pooh]]'' story "[[Busy as a Spelling Bee]]," [[Piglet]] accidentally sat on a rare type of bee called a "spelling bee" (a wordplay on the popular school competition in which the participants compete to spell difficult words.) The incident became the basis for the song "[[Under a Spelling Bee's Spell]]," in which [[Owl]] warned Piglet that "you may get a rare disease that you get when you sit on bees." In another story from ''The Book of Pooh'', "[[The Spice of Life]]," the bees of the Hundred Acre Wood went on strike, as Pooh was able to determine by talking to them. This led to a honey shortage and so Pooh's friends, worried about him not eating, tried to convince him to try other types of food.		Bees have been featured in the various ''[[Winnie the Pooh]]'' series in a number of unusual and sometimes unique ways. For example, in ''[[The Book of Pooh]]'' story "[[Busy as a Spelling Bee]]," [[Piglet]] accidentally sat on a rare type of bee called a "spelling bee" (a wordplay on the popular school competition in which the participants compete to spell difficult words.) The incident became the basis for the song "[[Under a Spelling Bee's Spell]]," in which [[Owl]] warned Piglet that "you may get a rare disease that you get when you sit on bees." In another story from ''The Book of Pooh'', "[[The Spice of Life]]," the bees of the Hundred Acre Wood went on strike, as Pooh was able to determine by talking to them. This led to a honey shortage and so Pooh's friends, worried about him not eating, tried to convince him to try other types of food.

-	In the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series of games, bees are the only creatures within the Hundred Acre Woods that the main character, [[Sora]], can attack with his keyblade. At least two minigames in the series require Sora to completely clear an area of the Hundred Acre Woods of bees within a set time period in order to help Pooh obtain honey.	+	In the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series of games, bees are the only creatures within the Hundred Acre Woods that the main character, [[Sora]], can attack with his keyblade. At least two minigames in the series require Sora to completely clear an area of the Hundred Acre Woods of bees within a set time period in order to help Pooh obtain honey. At least one other features swarms of bees that attempt to pop a balloon that Pooh is riding on in order to prevent him from reaching the honey.
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Balloonatics

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-	'''Balloonatics''' is the fifth episode of the first season of [[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]].	+	'''Balloonatics''' is the fifth episode of the first season of ''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]''.
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Squirrel

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	A squirrel is one of the animals helped by [[Piglet]] in the beginning of ''[[Piglet's Big Movie]]''. Piglet uses a large rock as a support to reach the nut the squirrel was trying to get.		A squirrel is one of the animals helped by [[Piglet]] in the beginning of ''[[Piglet's Big Movie]]''. Piglet uses a large rock as a support to reach the nut the squirrel was trying to get.
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		+	Squirrels are seen every so often in ''[[My Friends Tigger & Pooh]]''-- [[Darby]]'s dog [[Buster]] likes to chase them. He became muddy from doing so in "[[Buster's Bath]]." In "[[Squirrels Will Be Squirrels]]," squirrels make off with Buster's favorite chew toy.
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Piglet's Big Movie

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	'''Piglet's Big Movie''' is a 2003 animated feature produced by the DisneyToon Studios in Tokyo, Japan and released by Walt Disney Pictures and Buena Vista Distribution. It is based upon the characters in the ''[[Winnie-the-Pooh]]'' books written by [[A. A. Milne]]. In this film, [[Piglet]] is ashamed of being small but he eventually learns that it's not so bad.		'''Piglet's Big Movie''' is a 2003 animated feature produced by the DisneyToon Studios in Tokyo, Japan and released by Walt Disney Pictures and Buena Vista Distribution. It is based upon the characters in the ''[[Winnie-the-Pooh]]'' books written by [[A. A. Milne]]. In this film, [[Piglet]] is ashamed of being small but he eventually learns that it's not so bad.

-	The three flashback sequences are the first adaptations of original A.A. Milne stories since ''[[The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'' and ''[[Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore]]''. Edited to make Piglet the hero of the stories and to conform to the characters' idiosyncrasies as Disney has portrayed them, they nevertheless retain much of Milne's original plot. In this movie, Pooh changes the name of [[Pooh Corner]] to Pooh and Piglet Corner, something that he was originally going to do, but the name did not sound small and more like a corner, which it was. Besides the [[Carly Simon]] songs, [[Sherman Brothers]] music is also featured.	+	The three flashback sequences are the first adaptations of original A.A. Milne stories since ''[[The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'' and ''[[Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore]]''. Edited to make Piglet the hero of the stories and to conform to the characters' idiosyncrasies as Disney has portrayed them, they nevertheless retain much of Milne's original plot. In this movie, Pooh changes the name of [[Pooh Corner]] to Pooh and Piglet Corner, something that he was originally going to do, but the name did not sound small and more like a corner, which it was. Besides the [[Carly Simon]] songs, music by the Sherman Brothers, [[Richard M. Sherman]] and [[Robert B. Sherman]], is also featured.

	==Voice actors and their characters==		==Voice actors and their characters==

Michael Gough

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-	'''Michael Gough''' voiced [[Gopher]] in [[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]], [[Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too]], [[A Winnie the Pooh Thanksgiving]], [[Boo To You Too! Winnie the Pooh]] and [[Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year]].	+	'''Michael Gough''' voiced [[Gopher]] in ''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'', ''[[Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too]]'', ''[[A Winnie the Pooh Thanksgiving]]'', ''[[Boo To You Too! Winnie the Pooh]]'' and ''[[Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year]]''.
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Roo

Agent0042 — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 23:51:05 GMT

In the Disney Pooh Productions:

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	Roo was also featured in a number of stories of ''[[The Book of Pooh]]''. The story "[[Roo Sticks]]" related the time that he and Kanga first moved to the Wood. In "[[Do the Roo (Story)\|Do the Roo]]," Roo created a dance craze known as the "[[Roo (Dance)\|Roo]]" that also inspired a song named "[[Do the Roo (Song)\|Do the Roo]]." In "[[The Littlest Dinosore]]," Roo was bothered by his short stature but learned that even the smallest of us can do big things.		Roo was also featured in a number of stories of ''[[The Book of Pooh]]''. The story "[[Roo Sticks]]" related the time that he and Kanga first moved to the Wood. In "[[Do the Roo (Story)\|Do the Roo]]," Roo created a dance craze known as the "[[Roo (Dance)\|Roo]]" that also inspired a song named "[[Do the Roo (Song)\|Do the Roo]]." In "[[The Littlest Dinosore]]," Roo was bothered by his short stature but learned that even the smallest of us can do big things.

-	Because of the characters' very young age, [[Disney]] has generally preferred to have Roo voiced by an actual child. As such, Roo has had more voice actors than any other character in the series, including [[Louis Jean Norman]], [[Clint Howard]], [[Dori Whitaker]], [[Dick Billingsley]], [[Nicholas Melody]], [[Jerome Beidler]], [[Nikita Hopkins]], [[Thomas Delauney]], [[Jimmy Bennett]] and his current voice, [[Max Burkholder]]. Roo is also featured in the ''Pooh'' sections of the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series of games. He was not heard speaking in the original ''Kindgdom Hearts'', but Jimmy Bennett was featured as his voice in ''Kingdom Hearts II''.	+	Because of the characters' very young age, [[Disney]] has generally preferred to have Roo voiced by an actual child. As such, Roo has had more voice actors than any other character in the series, including [[Louis Jean Norman]], [[Clint Howard]], [[Dori Whitaker]], [[Dick Billingsley]], [[Nicholas Melody]], [[Jerome Beidler]], [[Nikita Hopkins]], [[Thomas Delauney]], [[Jimmy Bennett]] and his current voice, [[Max Burkholder]]. Roo is also featured in the ''Pooh'' sections of the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series of games. He was not heard speaking in the original ''Kingdom Hearts'', but Jimmy Bennett was featured as his voice in ''Kingdom Hearts II''.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Little Mr. Roo

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	'''Little Mr. Roo''' is a song from the film ''[[Pooh's Heffalump Movie]]''. The opening of the song is performed by [[Kath Soucie]] as [[Kanga]], with the remainder performed by [[Carly Simon]]. The song focuses on [[Roo]], who Kanga feels is "reaching for the moon" and shouldn't be in such a hurry to grow up, but should instead "take some time for dreaming." It was released as Track 3 on the album ''[[The Best of Pooh & Heffalumps Too]]''.		'''Little Mr. Roo''' is a song from the film ''[[Pooh's Heffalump Movie]]''. The opening of the song is performed by [[Kath Soucie]] as [[Kanga]], with the remainder performed by [[Carly Simon]]. The song focuses on [[Roo]], who Kanga feels is "reaching for the moon" and shouldn't be in such a hurry to grow up, but should instead "take some time for dreaming." It was released as Track 3 on the album ''[[The Best of Pooh & Heffalumps Too]]''.

-	Later in the film, Roo (voiced by [[Kyle Stanger]]) performs a brief reprise of the song to try to cheer up his new friend, [[Lumpy]].	+	Later in the film, Roo (voiced by [[Nikita Hopkins]]) performs a brief reprise of the song to try to cheer up his new friend, [[Lumpy]].
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Honey

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More information about honey

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-	'''Honey''' is a sweet food made by [[Bee\|bees]]. It's easily the most important food in the [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] universe, being loved by pooh bears, [[heffalumps]] and [[woozle\|woozles]] and enjoyed by rabbits and piglets. [[Tigger]]s, on the other hand, don't like honey; they prefer to eat pop corn, ice cream and candies. It's often misspelled as hunny.	+	'''Honey''' is a sweet food made by [[Bee\|bees]]. It's easily the most important food in the [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] universe, being loved by pooh bears, [[heffalumps]] and [[woozle\|woozles]] and enjoyed by [[Rabbit\|rabbits]] and [[Piglet\|piglets]]. [[Tigger]]s, on the other hand, as general rule, don't like honey; preferring instead to eat popcorn, ice cream and candies, although this hasn't always been portrayed consistently in the [[Disney]] ''Pooh'' releases. Honey is often misspelled as "hunny."

-	Winnie the Pooh will generally go to great lengths to obtain honey. If he can't beg or borrow it from his friends, he will often attempt to take it from bees, with plans involving balloons and other contraptions.	+	Winnie the Pooh will generally go to great lengths to obtain honey. If he can't beg or borrow it from his friends, (Rabbit is a frequent subject of Pooh's "borrowing.") he will often attempt to take it from bees, with plans involving balloons and other contraptions.

-	In the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series of games, certain challenges involved collecting honey orbs in order to score points. Honey pots could also sometimes serve to replenish Pooh's health.	+	Pooh's love for honey has landed him in a number of sticky situations. In a story from ''[[The Book of Pooh]]'', Pooh got sick after he ate [[Too Much Honey (Story)\|too much honey]]. His love for honey also often gets into tight spots with the bees.
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		+	In the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series of games, certain challenges involved collecting honey orbs in order to score points. Honey pots could also sometimes serve to replenish Pooh's health. In the original ''Kingdom Hearts'' games, Pooh's love for honey landed him a tight spot as well when he became trapped in Rabbit's window.
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		+	In the real world, many bears do in fact consider honey to be a sweet treat and will sometimes brave bee stings and other dangers in order to obtain some.
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Lights Out

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-	'''Lights Out''' is the fourth episode of [[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'s second season.	+	'''Lights Out''' is the fourth episode of the second season of ''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]''.

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	[[Rabbit]] walks to Pooh's house and demands that [[Pooh]] gives him back the shovel he had borrowed from him. Rabbit also said to Pooh that he will never borrow anything from Rabbit again. Pooh said that he left his shovel in the closet. Rabbit retrieves his shovel and goes back to gardening, but he has a hard time trying to see in the dark. Rabbit borrows [[Gopher]]'s helmet while Gopher slept, and goes back to work. But in the morning, without his helmet, Gopher is now scared of the dark and if anyone says the word dark, he freaks out.		[[Rabbit]] walks to Pooh's house and demands that [[Pooh]] gives him back the shovel he had borrowed from him. Rabbit also said to Pooh that he will never borrow anything from Rabbit again. Pooh said that he left his shovel in the closet. Rabbit retrieves his shovel and goes back to gardening, but he has a hard time trying to see in the dark. Rabbit borrows [[Gopher]]'s helmet while Gopher slept, and goes back to work. But in the morning, without his helmet, Gopher is now scared of the dark and if anyone says the word dark, he freaks out.

-	Pooh thinks that he is the one that one that has borrowed Gopher's helmet (which was really Rabbit who borrowed the helmet) and goes down Gopher's hole to go look for it. [[Tigger]], Rabbit, and [[Eeyore]] follows Pooh and joins in the search. Tigger is worried that they are lost in the tunnels and wants Rabbit to help them. Pooh also says to Rabbit that he was the one that lost Gopher's helmet and that Rabbit knows how to get them out. Rabbit says he can't and also saying that Pooh got it all wrong. Rabbit says that he was the one who lost Gopher's helmet and not Pooh. Piglet and Gopher catches up to them and ends up in Rabbit's house. Piglet finds Gopher's helmet under Rabbit's pillow and Rabbit is about to return it to Gopher, but he doesn't need his helmet and also claiming that he is no longer afraid of the dark. The word dark also made Rabbit faint. Pooh begins to eat Rabbit's honey, but when Rabbit is about to take the pot back, he decided that Pooh can have some.	+	Pooh thinks that he is the one that one that has borrowed Gopher's helmet (which was really Rabbit who borrowed the helmet) and goes down Gopher's hole to go look for it. [[Tigger]], Rabbit, and [[Eeyore]] follows Pooh and joins in the search. Tigger is worried that they are lost in the tunnels and wants Rabbit to help them. Pooh also says to Rabbit that he was the one that lost Gopher's helmet and that Rabbit knows how to get them out. Rabbit says he can't and also saying that Pooh got it all wrong. Rabbit says that he was the one who lost Gopher's helmet and not Pooh. [[Piglet]] and Gopher catch up to them and end up in Rabbit's house. Piglet finds Gopher's helmet under Rabbit's pillow and Rabbit is about to return it to Gopher, but he doesn't need his helmet. He also claims that he is no longer afraid of the dark. The word dark also made Rabbit faint. Pooh begins to eat Rabbit's [[honey]], but when Rabbit is about to take the pot back, he decided that Pooh can have some.
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I Love You, Mama!

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	*Christopher Robin		*Christopher Robin
	*Pooh		*Pooh
-	*Piglet	+	*[[Piglet]]
-	*Rabbit	+	*[[Rabbit]]
-	*Eeyore	+	*[[Eeyore]]
-	*Owl	+	*[[Owl]]
	*Kanga		*Kanga
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Hip Hip Pooh-Ray!

Agent0042 — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 23:37:00 GMT

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-	"'''Hip Hip Pooh-Ray!'''" is a song from the 1968 featurette ''[[Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day]]''. It is sung by the cast as a release from the dramatic tension of the story. The song is also incorporated into the 1977 film ''[[The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'', which is an amalgamation of three [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] featurettes, including ''Blustery Day''.	+	"'''Hip Hip Pooh-Ray!'''" is a song from the [[1968]] featurette ''[[Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day]]''. It is sung by the cast as a release from the dramatic tension of the story. The song is also incorporated into the [[1977]] film ''[[The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'', which is an amalgamation of three ''[[Winnie the Pooh]]'' featurettes, including ''Blustery Day''.

-	The song was written by the Sherman Brothers who have written most of the music for the Winnie-the-Pooh franchise over the years.	+	The song was written by the Sherman Brothers, [[Richard M. Sherman]] and [[Robert B. Sherman]] who have written most of the music for the ''Winnie the Pooh'' franchise over the years.
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House at Pooh Corner (song)

Agent0042 — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 23:34:35 GMT

More details

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-	"'''House at Pooh Corner'''" is a popular song written by [[Kenny Loggins]], based on the [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] [[The House at Pooh Corner\|book of the same name]].	+	"'''House at Pooh Corner'''" is a popular song written by [[Kenny Loggins]], based on the [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] [[The House at Pooh Corner\|book of the same name]]. The song was first released in [[1970]] by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, but was released again [[1971\|a year later]] by Loggins himself and Jim Messina. In [[1994]] the song was rerecorded with an additional verse and rereleased as "[[Return to Pooh Corner (Song)\|Return to Pooh Corner]]."
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		+	==More to Explore=
		+	*[[Wikipedia:House at Pooh Corner (song)\|House at Pooh Corner]] at Wikipedia
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Kenny Loggins

Agent0042 — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 23:31:35 GMT

Further clarification...

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-	'''Kenny Loggins''' is a noted songwriter and performer for country music. He performed songs for the films ''[[The Tigger Movie]]'' ("[[Your Heart Will Lead You Home]]") and ''[[Tigger & Pooh and a Musical Too]]'' ("[[Underneath the Same Sky]].") Loggins also earned himself a place ''[[Winnie-the-Pooh\|Pooh]]'' history for his tribute song "[[Return to Pooh Corner (Song)\|Return to Pooh Corner]]." This song was featured on the [[Return to Pooh Corner (Album)\|album by the same name]]. Loggins later released a followup album, ''[[More Songs from Pooh Corner]]'', which included "Your Heart Will Lead You Home." Loggins's work in music has been honored with five award nominations and three wins.	+	'''Kenny Loggins''' is a noted songwriter and performer for country music. He performed songs for the films ''[[The Tigger Movie]]'' ("[[Your Heart Will Lead You Home]]") and ''[[Tigger & Pooh and a Musical Too]]'' ("[[Underneath the Same Sky]].") Loggins also wrote the song "[[House at Pooh Corner (song)\|House at Pooh Corner]]," becoming the most famous performer of the song, though not the original perfomer. He later rereleased the song with an additional verse under the new title "[[Return to Pooh Corner (Song)\|Return to Pooh Corner]]," which was featured on the [[Return to Pooh Corner (Album)\|album by the same name]]. Loggins later released a followup album, ''[[More Songs from Pooh Corner]]'', which included "Your Heart Will Lead You Home." Loggins's work in music has been honored with five award nominations and three wins.
	[[Category:Pooh Song Performers]]		[[Category:Pooh Song Performers]]

Frank Welker

Agent0042 — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 08:10:51 GMT

More about Frank Welker

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-	'''Frank Welker''' is a voice actor well known for his amazing animal impersonations. Some of his most famous roles include Nibbler in ''Futurama'', Scooby Doo and Fred in the recent Scooby Doo productions and Santa's Little Helper in ''The Simpsons''. Welker voiced some [[bee]]s and [[frog]]s in ''[[The Tigger Movie]]''.	+	'''Frank Welker''' is a voice actor well known for his amazing animal impersonations. Some of his most famous roles include Nibbler in ''Futurama'', Scooby Doo and Fred in the recent Scooby Doo productions and Santa's Little Helper in ''The Simpsons''. Some of Welker's other noted [[Disney]] work includes Abu in the film ''Aladdin'' films and television series & the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series of games, Flit in ''Pocahontas'' and Khan, Cri-Kee and various characters in ''Mulan''. Welker voiced some [[bee]]s and [[frog]]s in ''[[The Tigger Movie]]''.
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Do the Roo

Agent0042 — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 08:05:23 GMT

Disambiguation page - "Do the Roo"

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-	#REDIRECT [[Do the Roo (Song)]]	+	'''Do the Roo''' may refer to:
		+	*A [[Do the Roo (Story)\|story]] from ''[[The Book of Pooh]]''.
		+	*A [[Do the Roo (Song)\|song]] from that story.
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Eyeore

Agent0042 — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 08:03:08 GMT

deleted "[[Eyeore]]" Housekeeping: Unneeded redirect

New page

Category:TV Series

Agent0042 — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 23:20:21 GMT

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-	This category is for TV series featuring [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] and his friends, like [[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]] and The Book of Pooh.	+	This category is for TV series featuring [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] and his friends, like ''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'' and ''[[The Book of Pooh]]''.
	[[Category:Browse]]		[[Category:Browse]]

Welcome to Pooh Corner

Agent0042 — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 23:19:49 GMT

Created a page for "Welcome to Pooh Corner"

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The very first ''[[Winnie the Pooh]]'' television series, the premiere of '''Welcome to Pooh Corner''' predates the premiere of the much more well-known and influential ''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'' by approximately five years. ''Welcome to Pooh Corner'' was broadcast on [[Disney Channel]] as a full half-hour series before the addition of commercials to this network. The series has been largely forgotten by most fans of Pooh, due to having been removed from the air entirely in [[1997]] following the addition of commercial breaks to the Disney Channel and the scant availability of VHS releases (six were released in the U.S. and six in the U.K.), some of which retail on Amazon for as much as $100. Nevertheless, the series is fondly remembered by some fans.

The series presented the characters via both humans in costumes and puppetronics. [[Hal Smith]] was the only regular ''[[Pooh]]'' performer to provide voices for any of the characters, voicing both Pooh and [[Owl]] in the series.

==More to Explore==
*''[[Wikipedia:Welcome to Pooh Corner|Welcome to Pooh Corner]]'' at Wikipedia
[[Category:TV Series]]

Mental Altitude

Agent0042 — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 22:58:56 GMT

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-	'''Mental Altitude''' is sung by [[Tigger]] to [[Piglet]] in the ''[[The Book of Pooh\|Book of Pooh]]'' episode [[Tigger's Replacement]]. In this episode, Tigger is leaving the [[Hundred Acre Wood]] for a while, and Piglet will be the Wood's resident tigger while Tigger's out. So Tigger sings this song to teach Piglet about how to act like a real tigger by having a genuine tigger's mental "altitude".	+	'''Mental Altitude''' is sung by [[Tigger]] to [[Piglet]] in the ''[[The Book of Pooh\|Book of Pooh]]'' story "[[Tigger's Replacement]]." In this story, Tigger is leaving the [[Hundred Acre Wood]] for a while, and Piglet will be the Wood's resident tigger while Tigger's out. So Tigger sings this song to teach Piglet about how to act like a real tigger by having a genuine tigger's mental "altitude."

	==See also==		==See also==
-	*[[How To Be A Tigger]]	+	*"[[How To Be A Tigger]]"
	[[Category:Songs]]		[[Category:Songs]]

Little Black Rain Cloud

Agent0042 — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 22:57:37 GMT

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-	"'''Little Black Rain Cloud'''" is a song from the 1966 short film ''[[Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree]]'', the first [[Winnie-the-Pooh]] cartoon by Walt Disney. The song was also subsequently incorporated into the 1977 movie ''[[The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'', which is an amalgamation of the three previous Winnie-the-Pooh featurettes, including ''Honey Tree''.	+	"'''Little Black Rain Cloud'''" is a song from the [[1966]] short film ''[[Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree]]'', the first [[Winnie the cPooh]] cartoon by [[Disney\|Walt Disney]]. The song was also subsequently incorporated into the [[1977]] movie ''[[The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'', which is an amalgamation of the three previous ''Winnie the Pooh'' featurettes, including ''Honey Tree''.

-	In the song Pooh comments about the on-screen actions where he is pretending to be a "Little Black Rain Cloud", as the title implies. It is Pooh's hope that the Honey Bees will not notice him as he approaches their ever coveted [[honey]].	+	In the song Pooh comments about the on-screen actions where he is pretending to be a "Little Black Rain Cloud", as the title implies. It is Pooh's hope that the [[bee\|Honey Bees]] will not notice him as he approaches their ever coveted [[honey]].

-	The song was written by Robert & Richard Sherman, who have written most of the music for the Winnie-the-Pooh franchise over the years.	+	The song was written by [[Robert B. Sherman\|Robert]] & [[Richard M. Sherman\|Richard Sherman]], who have written most of the music for the ''Winnie the Pooh'' franchise over the years.
	[[Category:Songs]]		[[Category:Songs]]