Ep 19. Little Bear's Tooth/Little Red Riding Hood/Little Bear and the Cupcakes
- TV-Y
- October 11, 1996
- 24 min
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(12)
Little Bear's Tooth/Little Red Riding Hood/Little Bear and the Cupcakes is an episode from season 2 of the beloved children's show Maurice Sendak's Little Bear. The episode follows Little Bear on three different adventures, each teaching valuable lessons about life and friendship.
In the first segment, "Little Bear's Tooth," Little Bear wakes up with a loose tooth and is hesitant to have it pulled out. With the help of his friends, including a wise Old Bear and playful Owl, Little Bear learns that losing a tooth is a natural part of life and nothing to be afraid of. The episode explores themes of growing up, facing fears, and the importance of friendship and support.
In the second segment, "Little Red Riding Hood," Little Bear takes on the classic fairy tale role as he sets off on a journey to visit his grandmother's house. Along the way, he meets a helpful bird and a mischievous fox who try to steer him off his path. Little Bear learns the importance of listening to his instincts and the dangers of trusting strangers. The episode weaves in themes of caution, independence, and the power of storytelling.
The final segment, "Little Bear and the Cupcakes," sees Little Bear and his friends baking cupcakes for a special party. However, when the cupcakes go missing, they must work together to solve the mystery of the disappearing treats. The episode highlights the value of teamwork, problem-solving, and resilience in the face of disappointment.
Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to Sendak's signature whimsical illustrations, heartwarming characters, and gentle storytelling. Young viewers will be charmed by Little Bear's adventures and the timeless lessons they impart.
Overall, Maurice Sendak's Little Bear season 2 episode 19, "Little Bear's Tooth/Little Red Riding Hood/Little Bear and the Cupcakes" is a delightful collection of three heartwarming stories that teach important life lessons. It is sure to be enjoyed by both children and adults alike.
