Ep 1. Spring Foolery

Boonie Bears is an animated series that follows the adventures of two bear brothers named Briar and Bramble. The beginning of the first season starts with episode one called Spring Foolery.

In this episode, it's springtime in the forest, and the bears are out and about enjoying the warm weather. However, their peaceful day takes a turn when they come across a group of beehives. Briar, who has a sweet tooth, can't resist the temptation and decides to try some of the honey. But, as soon as he takes a bite, the tribe of bees that live in the hive attack him, and he ends up with a sore bottom.

Briar wants revenge on the bees and decides to plot his revenge. Later on, he comes up with a plan to steal all the honey from the hives with the help of Bramble. The bears start their plan by making a giant paper flower that is stuffed with candy as bait. They plan to lure the bees out of their hives and into the flower by sticking the flower in front of the hive entrance. The bears wait patiently for hours, but the bees don't fall for their trap.

Meanwhile, the bees are preparing their plan of attack against the bears. They dress up in different disguises and trick the bears into thinking that they are friendly animals. Briar and Bramble are overjoyed to make new forest friends and invite them to their home for a small party. The bees accept the invitation, and the bears start preparing for the event.

However, the bears start to notice something strange about their new "friends." They don't eat any of the food that the bears prepared, and they keep looking at their watches. Briar and Bramble start to get suspicious, and they realize that they have been tricked again. The bees have placed bombs all over the bears' home, which are set to go off at any moment. Briar and Bramble try to make a quick escape before the bombs go off, and they eventually succeed in outrunning the bees.

Overall, the first episode of Boonie Bears is a fun-filled adventure that showcases the personalities of the two bear brothers. It sets the tone for the rest of the season, which is full of silly antics and mishaps in the forest. It's a great show for kids who love animals and cartoons and for adults who enjoy a good laugh.