The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

I've seen Winnie the Pooh ever since I was a baby, I've pretty much been raised on him. This is a great show that is not only enjoyable for kids, but for adults and teens too. I own a good number of videos from this series as well. I'd watch this every day on the Disney Channel as a little kid and on One Saturday Morning on Saturdays. I also watched it on Toon Disney before the channel was terminated. :(



The characters and storylines are great. When I'm sad or lonely, I watch my videos of it and I feel better. Winnie the Pooh has been giving smiles to millions of people ever, and this show is one example of that. My parents love Winnie the Pooh as well. My dad's favorite episodes are "Rabbit takes a Holiday" and "Aye, aye Eeyore" (or whatever it's called). I love almost all the episodes, but those two episodes mentioned above I really like, as well as "Hunny for a Bunny". The background music is very beautiful and soothing.



I hope that this show can return for the next generation of kids. And no, it's not a preschool show (there are some moments that can be frightening), it's for all audiences.



"But when you're alone,

and there's nobody home,

it's nice to be able,

to count on a friend,

like Pooh bear, Winnie the Pooh bear!

Wherever you go,

Oh, won't you take me please,

Pooh bear, I gotta be there!

It's me and it's you,

My silly old Winnie the Pooh"

I am not going to lie. I love love LOVE Winnie the Pooh. And this show was one of the best "Winnie the Pooh" shows that has ever been on the air.



This show was great because the characters dealt with seemingly light subjects that were actually really deep and meaningful. Everything from friendship, accepting those who were different, never giving up, being yourself, the importance of cleaning your room (^_^)...the list goes on and on.



The characters are amazing, in my opinion: Pooh, the scatterbrained but lovable main character; Piglet, the timid but well-meaning best friend; Tigger, the energetic and helpful-in-his-own-way individual; Rabbit, hard-working and willing to help his friends at the end of the day; Eeyore, the depressed but wise sage-like character...I love them all. Even the characters that were made specifically for the show. Somehow, it just worked.



This was one of those rare shows that was able to make me laugh, bring me to tears, and tug at my heartstrings...sometimes all in one episode. In short, it needs to be brought back on. Any young child (or old fan) would LOVE this show.

Let me just say that most shows based off a movie usually have the characters out of character, and it's nowhere near as good as the movie. Normally, I hate shows based off a film. But I'm not going to lie. I love, yes love, the New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, maybe even more than the movie. Some people say it's childish to like Pooh, and I've even been called a baby for it, but I don't care. Winnie the Pooh is so innocent and so fun that I can't help but adore it. It's very funny, with jokes so silly that you can't help but laugh. The jokes were always original, and had some kind of charm to them that made them absolutely hilarious. I also loved how they dealt with childlike plots in their episodes-cleaning your room, trying to cheer up a friend, being afraid of something as plain as the wind, and even something so simple as popping a friend's balloon-but were able to add their special twist to it so that the episode is funny, fun, and-in some cases-even heartbreaking enough to make you cry. I remember one episode, Find her Keep her, where I was only six and I was on the couch, crying my eyes out. When my parents came down and saw I was crying, they asked what was wrong, and I said, "Nothing." "Stripes" also put tears into my eyes during the song Tigger sang. If a kids' show can make you cry, you know that it's good! The one special thing that I really appreciate about the New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is that they really look through the eyes of its targeted audience-which is mostly for preschoolers-and write the episodes based on how they view the world, not how adults THINK kids view the world. In short, Pooh Bear will be one kid series that I loved when I was young, and will probably still love until I die.

Looking at this show just in terms of mechanics it passes with flying colors. The animation is some of the best I've seen. I always loved the backgrounds of trees and valleys, rivers and mountains. It was art in motion! The background music was also really good.



Beyond that the characters are great. Tiggr is ridiculous and funnier when you're older. Pooh is so naive it's comical. And all the others are great too. You gotta love Roo!



The episodes are quite original and often stem from the group's naivety. Mostly Pooh's. Pooh loses something and it effects everyone, or they try to play chess and can't find the pieces. Gopher goes on a digging frenzy, the packrats steal something important. It's all a ton of fun.

What to say? This is an outstanding achievement for Disney Channel. I grew up on this show, watching the many video releases that they made of the show. It has failed to grow old since then.



This show follows the daily adventures of Pooh and his friends. Even some characters exclusive to the show appear, some of which include Heff and Stan, two heffalumps who are always after the Hundred Acre Wood's supply of honey.



It is a rare occaision for there to be an episode which I don't like. The only two that I think are really bad are "Gone With the Wind" and "To Bee or Not to Bee," but other than that, almost every other episode is a true classic to me.



Take Cleanliness is Next to Impossible, my favorite episode, for instance. Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, and Christopher Robin all get pulled under Christopher Robin's bed and end up in a demension where all of the things that were ever under the bed can be found. This place is ruled by none other than the evil Crud.



This show also has it's fair share of songs, although they can be rare as the show progresses. Songs, however, are very prominent durring the first season. All of these, I must say, are quite catchy and enjoyable.



The cuteness in the show also matches that of what you'd see in an A.A Milne story of Winnie the Pooh. This show, to be honest, is the most faithful to the books than any other.



All in all, this is a very excellent show. The whole overall show just shows you how awesome Disney used to be. It can entertain just about anyone, regardless of age.



Final show grade: A

Yeah, Pooh Bear is for little kids, but so what? I've been watching it since I was born actually. And I've been in love with it since then. It's definetly one of the best shows to be on Disney Channel. And since it's off, I deeply miss it. I used to get up in the early morning to catch it. And I so upset when they decided to take it off. Obviously, I'm not into like I used to be, cause I've grown up a little bit. But I still love it. This show has got jokes so chilidish, it makes you laugh. The characters on the show are so lovable and adorable. I hope Pooh Bear will one day return to TV.

Aside from the original 70's shorts that Milne's estate had input in making, "The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh" is the definative representation of the Pooh product.



Certainly, it retained the charm of the 70's shorts, but kept things in a simplistic, yet modern (in a good way) light. As such--for this series--there was to be no CGI whatsoever and Christopher Robin (for whom the original books that inspired the entire franchise would be for) remained as the one human (outside of his mother) to be in contact with the characters of the 100 Acre Wood.



The stories were as fresh and vivid in the episodes of this series as if Milne had rose from his grave to pen each episode's script himself!



Thus, this was to be the show both new fans to the product (i.e. children who were just introduced to Pooh & pals) and hardcore Pooh fans of all ages (i.e. those who wanted the Milne legacy preserved) could enjoy, for indeed, this was Disney's work, but in the Milne spirit!

I miss this show so much! Within all honesty, I liked this better than the Storybook Originals (Honey Tree, Blustery Day, etc.) Why? Because this show Americanized them and made them more like their current generation (American 80s) than in the Storybooks' generation (British 60s).



While a lot of people say this show is exactly like the Storybook classics, I say it's different. Because one thing, like I said this is Americanized. And another thing is because there are new characters introduced such as Kessie the Bluebird, Stan the Woozle, Hef the Heffalump and many others. Another difference is that Pooh wasn't this incompetent in the Originals. His incompetence in this show actually makes him (and the show) more funny! Another difference is that this show tackles more stuff from their current generation (and now) that the Originals couldn't such as child care, responsibity, sharing, helping out, friendship and many others.



I think my favorite in this show has to be Rabbit. He's pretty funny, not to mention responsible, friendly, smart and caring. But mostly because he's linked to a character I like even more: Kessie the Bluebird. I loved her in the episodes Find Her, Keep Her and A Bird in the Hand. I sure wish I'd seen The Book of Pooh, because I heard she's a main character in that show.



Overall, I love this show. I actually used to be obsessed with this show when I was about 8 or 9 years old. But I lost interest for a while when they started selling baby products for the show. But my obsession's back now. A little lessened, but back! I really loved this show and I wish they still aired it on Disney Channel. They aired it at 4:30 in the morning but it's better than not airing it at all, like they do now!

This follows on perfectly from the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Pooh's Most Grand Aventure.



We still have Pooh Bear sitting in his thoughtfull spot, dreaming of honey and how he can get it, Tiggr (yes the correct spelling!) bouncing everyone, everywhere all the time; Crabby Rabby (my pet name for him) bossing, organising and tidying, Owl telling the longest stories, Piglet as timid as ever and not forgetting Eeyore (he thanks me for noticing him) doing what Eeyor's do the best......being gloomy.



It continues in the same vain as the aforementioned features and the episodes are as much fun for adults to watch as the children. Tiggr is my favorite and his line as he's standing guard of "Halt! Who goes there!" State your name, rank and favourite brand of cereal!" cracks me up every time. Children will laugh for different reasons than adults at that one.



It must be one of the best animations around that parents can safely let their children watch with no fear of any kind of inaproptiate inuendos (and they can have a good chuckle at it too!)

people cared about this show some wernt born yet some were oh well i think that this show will live on in all of us it will never end in out hearts we will treashere it forever but thre are sometimes where they say to bitg of words there are also times where they use really big words like sircomstansis or experennce or even dictenary and thats it tecnically bye bye it was great waching this show oh well you can still catch it on vhs fare well pooh there are other shows on now good bye pooh so long farewell thres other pooh shows though

I loved this show when I was a kid and I'm not afraid to admit that I still love it now. The show is fun, entertaining and packed full of memorable characters like Pooh, Christopher Robin, Piglet, Tigger and many more. To be truthful, I liked this series a lot more than the "Book of Pooh" which was okay but not the best. A lot of people nowadays probably don't remember this classic show, that's a shame really since it is one of the best kids shows I've ever seen. Pooh is my favourite character because he is very loveable but the others are great too. This show is what kids need since we have too many poorly made cartoons just to make money.



Overall just a great show which I HIGHLY recommend to today's generation!!

I love Pooh and his cute and happy adventures..

I just to say that Pooh is the cutest adorable sweet loving happy love hunny fantastic fabulous terific cutie ever..

i love its toys cups assersory and everthing.. just sooooooo

cute ....

I also love all his friends

Rabbit

tigger

piglet

owl

Roo

Also all his friend Christopher Robin..

I wanna hug them all..

I really love there happy endings...

great show i really love it and hop that shows like these come back with new episodes in the future and that the voices of tigger and piglet rest in peace. they were great actors and they have really thought us well and the that they will always be remembered. please start a new series of winnie the pooh. please, i was fine with the book of pooh as well but please start a new series and stay with the same graphics please. thank you creators for making a great show. winnie the pooh and his friends are the best friends ever

The New Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh was one of my favorites cartoons as a kid, and my favorite show on Disney Channel/Toon Disney. It's really too bad that it's not shown on TV anymore, because it's way better than the what they're trying to show now. I have almost every episode on video, and I still have them. It was a great show that touch us lessons, and was still very entertaining at the same time. Whether people want to admit it or not, I bet they have seen the show as a kid and enjoyed it. I love this show and still do, and I'm not ashamed of it whatsoever. I love every character in the show, and my favorite is Piglet.

He is my best frend winnie the pooh. piglet is so adorable tooo i have nothing else to say but who agrees with me you should love him he is soooo cute and so nice and kind.! ! ! ! ! ! you should go http://www.google.com then put winnie the pooh and you will find lots of websites of him and if u want pictures of him then click images.

Winnie The Pooh is an loveable character.That I think everyone loves.Winnie The Pooh Bear is an beloved character and the show is wonderful.I always had watched this show.Ever since it was on disney channel.It is an very good show.I mean who wouldn't love the cuddly bear known as Winnie The Pooh.But I think now they show it early in the morning liked 5:30 something liked that.The movies are even great.My favorite movie has got to be "Tigger Movie" very good one.I think Winnie Pooh,could've gone far with few more episodes before one of the voice actor disappear.

I think this show is very educational. It's a great show to grow up with. It teaches kids how to be kind and loving, in a way that they would understand. Plus this show has a little bit of comedy and drama so kids won't get bored of it. This is definately one show that should and will stay on forever!!



There are many episodes that I enjoy. I think my favorite episode is "Alls Well That Ends Wishing Well". I love the part when Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet venture down into the Wishing Well and find a huge Birthday cake. Of course I have more favorite episodes in the serious. I have seen every single episode, encluding never before seen episodes!



There is just enough characters in the serious. But I heard that there is supposed to be a new character, who is a girl! (Not to mention she is a person just like Christopher Robin!) Christohper Robin takes me to my next point. I do not like Christoher Robin at all. He is so mean to Pooh! But I don't want to ramble on about that ignorant boy...



So remember Pooh Rules!!

This show is sooooo cute. I can't beleive mai sister hates such a cute little show. I actually have videos still from when I was little.

I'm tired of people making fun of mai favorite character. There is no reason to make fun of this show. It does not have to be educational. In a way kids could learn something from this show. I hope they will continue to show Winnie the Pooh.

This cartoon show is a wonderful made show. It features the mis-adventures of AA Milne's lovable hunny of a bear. Everyone is there: Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, Piglet, Rabbit, Owl, Roo, and, of course, Christopher Robin. All the episodes are great. ABC should not have stopped airing new episodes of this cartoon. It left the air during the 1992-1993 season, but it returned in 1997 as part of ABC's "Disney's One Saturday Morning" lineup.

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, what can I say about this loveable cartoon? Well, first off, they never showed Eeyore enough for my taste. Other than that, as a child and even now, I found the show to be entertaining, mainly because of how timeless the characters are. I always enjoy seeing what kind of situations Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, and the others get themselves into, since what they did and how they got out of their tight spots always put a smile on my face, and the unconditional love that they all had for their beloved Christopher Robin. They would do anything for their boy, like when he was scared of getting into trouble for breaking a vase of his mother's, Pooh and the gang built a house for Christopher Robin to stay in. Besides viewing Pooh and the gang spending time with Christopher Robin, I always enjoy the way they interact with one another in the 100 acre wood, with Tigger going out to find a whoozits and Rabbit always tending to his carrots, Pooh hunting for more honey to eat, or Eeyore always being gloomy. While I could go on and say the many more things that I like about the show, I'm going to stop right here. Completing the list would just take too long.

A great animated show for young and old alike. If this is a show that you do not normally watch and you are sitting at home with nothing to do, you are going to wish you had it on tape. Having it "on tape" had become the generic term for recorded programs. Today you are more likely to have the show on Tivo or DVR than VHS, or god forbid Beta!! It is kind of like how a lot of people still call CD's "records" or "albums." Anyway, back to the show. This is the type of show that is really pretty good if you would just give it a chance. So on those cold, lonely, rainy days, pop in your tape or DVR or whatever if you were smart enough to tape it. If not, check to see if it is on as a re-run. After all, as they say, if you have never seen it, it is new to you. Watch it if you get a chance.

Winnie the Pooh the funny Hunny Loving Bear has rised the Popularity over the years with Tigger,Rabbit,Piglet and of Course Christopher Robin but did you know the orgin of The Bear is in 1914 During WW1 a Canadian Soldier found a Bear and called him Winnie and become the mascot of the Troops amd Winnie lived in the London Zoo Where Creator A.A Milne and Son Christopher met him and He Later began to Write Books.Go Pooh Go

The adventures of winnie the pooh are about Pooh and his friends in the 100 acre wood and the adventures they have everyday!



I've ♥ed this show ever since I was a littel girl! It never got old like Barney did, because it was so cute!



My favorite character is Piglet, but I used to like Rabbit. Alot!



Even though I just turned 16 a couple weeks ago, I'm still proud to say that I still watch this show!

I grew up with this series, and it probably helped to make me the person I am today. The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh is the second in the line of Pooh television series (Welcome to Pooh Corner being the first, The Book of Pooh third, & My Friends Tigger & Pooh* fourth). This was truly the best and most influential of all Pooh shows. I remember crying when Kessie flew south, laughing when Tigger helped Rabbit collect "hunny", saying "awwww!" at the end of Winnie the Pooh & Christmas, Too, and rooting for Tigger all the way when he played cowboy with CR's train. Overall, this show kept Pooh alive. And I love it.



* = Working Title

I perfer this show other then my other shows, I mean this my personal favorite even though some kids at my school don't know i watch this show i'd perfer it that way. Only my very close bud and my realitives and some people at my church know that i watch but alas I don't have Cable so the only time i can see The New Adventure's of Winnie the Pooh is when i am at my grandparents house.

This show is great for kids of all ages because it is cute, funny, and cleaverly ploted. Because of this, I just loved the books by A. A. Milne and I also love the series. There has been two movies about the series; "The Tigger Movie" and "Piglets big Movie" both the series and the movies are good



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This show was cool! I think I saw some episodes when they were first aired on ABC. I was in kindergarten at the time. I still enjoy watching it. It brings back childhood memories. Recently, I\'ve been watching reruns on the Disney Channel. Too bad they don\'t make it anymore.

This was the best of Winnie The Pooh. Even if that is the dumbest name in the world, but his remarks are still funny. And I would say more, but I'm not sure how to type in bold.



There are several funny episodes. They are all afraid of the dark. And Gophur fainted in front of Eeyore, and Eeyore said "Can't Say I Like My Face Either" Or when they dig underground in "Gone With The Wind"



They are all friends, but there other friendships that develop in-between. Either that, or they get on each others nerves.



Like Rabbit And Owl. They always argue over who is smarter.



Or Rabbit and Gophur. They both work very hard.



And Tigger and Roo.



And Tigger and Rabbit.



Owl and Gopher. They were the singers in that play that they did.



Pooh And Rabbit. (Because Rabbit has Honey.)



Stan and Heff.



Tigger and Eeyore.



Kanga and Tigger.



Pooh and Christopher Robin.



And P-P-P-P-P-P-POOH and ........PIGLET!



There was one time when Darlene on "Roseanne" when they went to Walt Disney World and she said "Shoo Pooh!" but eventually spent the rest of the day with him.

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is perhaps the single most influentual children's cartoon show of the nineties. Starring the lovable Winnie the Pooh Bear, the show follows him and his animal friends along in their daily lives to the point that you can relate to some of them. For example, Rabbit's obsession over his garden and his hard hatred towards the bug army that lives off it may remind you of your mother, or close relative.



Anyway, the numerous episodes that Pooh and the gang have revovle around some of the most basic lessons, such as sharing or friendship, but the actual plot and outline of the story offers so much more. In addition, the infinite amounts of comedy is indescribable to those who've never seen the show as well as slightly symbolic. One of the better known instances of this would be Eeyore and his constantly ruined house of sticks.



But alas, as time passed, so did some of the best television shows. In conclusion, Winnie the Pooh offered so much more than your basic life lessons in the most ingenoous ways possible.

The 80's and early 90's were a good time for Disney. After the recent success of Disney's Adventures of Gummi Bears and the at-the-time current show Ducktales Disney was the best in its game. Disney animation was rolling out with success after success. Seeing how well its other programs were doing Disney decided to bring Winnie the Pooh and the 100 Acer Woods to life in a new television series. The first season consisted of 13 half hour episodes. Later in the shows run it merged with another popular Disney program at the time, Disney's Adventures of Gummi Bears. It was called Disney's The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh & Gummi Bears hour. That programming block did not last long and soon Gummi Bears ventured from ABC to NBC. The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh ran for 4 seasons and produced 52 half hour episodes. Since the shows end Disney has kept Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, and the rest of the gang alive in countless films. The first feature film to hit theaters was The Tigger Movie. Instantly it was a success and all Winnie the Pooh movies since then have been a success. The last Pooh movie to hit theaters was in February of 2005 with a follow up direct to video and DVD Pooh's Halloween Heffalump Move coming in September. There is no need to get into the characters since anyone who has already taken the time to get this far in the review knows all of our friends from the 100 Acer Woods. In 2001 Disney brought Winnie the Pooh back in Disney's The Book of Pooh. The show lasted for 31 episodes when it was canceled due to low ratings. The show used state of the art CG and puppet technology. Next year Pooh will be brought back in a new series that will continue the Winnie the Pooh legacy. When most people think of Disney they think of Mickey Mouse, but what many are not aware of is that in retail earnings Winnie the Pooh triples in profits than any other Disney licensed product. The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh previously aired on The Disney Channel's sister network, Toon Disney up until early 2004 when many older Toon Disney shows were removed for an expansion of Jetix including shows such as Power Rangers -- on Toon Disney (emphasis on TOON). The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh recently lost its 2:00 P.M (Eastern) time-slot of The Disney Channel to a-n-o-t-h-e-r airing of That's So Raven. However, the show still airs at 6:00 A.M as part of The Disney Channel Play House Disney. It is unknown how much longer Pooh will have on the network since recently Play House Disney has been removing its older shows such as PB&J Otter, Out of the Box, Bear in the Big Blue House, for newer shows such as The Doodlebops or Lilo & Stitch: The Series. Below I have included DVD titles of all current U.S Winnie the Pooh releases.



The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (25th Anniversary Edition)



Pooh's Heffalump Movie



Pooh's Heffalump Halloween the Movie



Winnie the Pooh - A Very Merry Pooh Year



Disney's Learning Adventures - Winnie the Pooh - 123's



Disney's Learning Adventures - Winnie the Pooh - ABC's



The Book of Pooh - Stories From the Heart



Winnie the Pooh - Springtime with Roo



Winnie the Pooh - Seasons of Giving



Growing Up With Winnie the Pooh - Friends Forever



Growing Up With Winnie the Pooh - A Great Day of Discovery



Piglet's Big Movie



The Tigger Movie

*All are at Amazon.com - - some for a limited time only.