Barney's World, Birds of a Feather

When David is frustrated to be called home early to help with his baby sister, Barney creates a magical game where David is reminded how good it feels to help others. He leaves the park excited to help out as a big brother.

Barney's magic creates a nighttime adventure in the park, but David is scared of the dark. Barney becomes a giant glowing action figure to help David calm down so he can stay and play with his friends.

Mel is on a quest to find a special treasure and accidentally makes a big mess in the park. Barney creates a magical adventure where Mel learns it's important to clean up and care for a place that's special to you and your community.

When Vivie disagrees with her friends about who gets to use a ripe garden tomato, Barney creates space for everyone to share their ideas. Vivie realizes it's important to share and they use the tomato to make a pizza everyone can enjoy.

Inspired by a hot-rod in Mel’s dad's garage, Barney helps the kids make their own magical hot rod-style race cars! When Mel gets frustrated that she keeps losing the race, Barney helps her realize there's more to racing than just winning.

When Vivie accidentally breaks Mel’s toy airplane, she's afraid to admit it. Barney creates magical knight and castle play to help Vivie feel brave enough to tell Mel the truth.

Mel keeps trying to do a cool scooter trick and doesn't want to rest until she gets it right, but Mel pushes her body too far. Barney and Billy help Mel learn to listen to what her body is feeling and why it's important to do so.

David feels like he’s too small to do the all things his big brother can do, so Barney makes him super-sized. But throughout his super-sized adventures David realizes the importance of loving himself just as he is.

When Vivie discovers she’s not amazing at soccer the first time she tries, she thinks she’ll never be good at it. Barney creates fantastical practice drills to help Vivie learn how practice can help her get better.

When Mel’s pretzel is eaten by a pigeon, Barney creates a high-seas adventure to find another, but it goes awry when Captain Mel doesn't listen to her crew. Mel realizes it's important to listen to others when you're working as a team.

Determined to save the community garden, Barney and the kids go on a magical adventure where they become butterflies, and help a little ladybug with a big problem. They ultimately learn that doing small things can affect big change!

David can't agree on what to play, so the kids end up playing different games. Barney has a hard time keeping up with both games. Silly chaos ensues, and David is reminded that it's important to consider others' perspectives, too.

Mel breaks her arm and is away from the park while she gets a cast. David really misses her, so Barney creates magical games to help David and Vivie do something nice for Mel for when she gets back.

Vivie wants to show Nonna her special chalk drawing, but everyone’s attention is on Mel’s cast so Vivie fakes an injury to get attention too. When her plan falls through, Barney helps Vivie learn the value in speaking up for what she needs.

Mel is frustrated that her arm isn’t as strong as it used to be after she gets her cast off, so Barney whips up an adventure in the enchanted forest that helps her realize that it's okay for some things to take time.

Vivie is overcome with feelings of anger after a pigeon messes up her painting. Barney and the kids play Pirates and the Sea Queen to help de-escalate Vivie’s anger and learn healthy ways to manage big feelings.

During a picnic in the park, Mel isn't being considerate of the environment around her. Barney transforms the kids into butterflies who can talk to the plants and animals. Mel learns it's important to respect and be a caretaker of nature.

When Mel’s in a bad mood, she has a hard time finding the ‘happy’ in anything. Barney’s magical scavenger hunt leads Mel to discover that searching for and focusing on things you’re grateful for can make you feel better.

David's feeling too quiet to play heroes the same way as Mel and Vivie. Barney helps Mel and Vivie recognize that there's value in all different styles of play and David's chosen power of quiet observation ends up saving the day.

Barney gets frustrated when his magic misfires. The kids show Barney they're there for him, no matter what. Through play, Barney discovers that experiencing joy lets him see and solve problems in a whole new way.

When Vivie longs to be just like a beautiful bird in the park, Barney uses games and imaginative play to help her discover ways to enjoy a similar experience of looking, singing, and even flying like a bird!

David can't bear to part with his bike even though he’s outgrown it. Barney takes the kids on a high-seas adventure, where David helps a hermit crab find a better-fitting shell and accepts it's time for a new bike.

The kids notice Grady is sad and Barney shows them that simple acts of kindness go a long way. Barney adds a dash of magic to the kids’ actions that inspire others, allowing everyone to see the magnitude and power of simple acts of kindness.

The kids are making a quilt for Barney's birthday featuring their favorite things to do with Barney. David has a hard time choosing just one thing, so Baby Bop and Billy help him decide just in time for the party.

When Mel discovers the sunglasses she found belong to Grady, she still wants to keep them. Barney creates a high- seas adventure, where Mel realizes she's acting like a pirate taking what doesn't belong to her and returns the glasses.

Vivie gets frustrated when her soccer ball is popped by a cactus. Barney takes the kids on an enchanted forest adventure where Vivie learns that some plants in nature are pokey for protection.

When Baby Bop feels left out of the kids' game, she tries everything to be included. Barney uses fun, magic and empathy to help her understand that if you can't do what you want, the best thing is to find something else to enjoy.

When Barney notices that Vivie forgot to make a valentine for someone special on Valentine's Day, the kids embark on a magical quest to find out who it is. They complete challenges that help Vivie realize she forgot to make one for herself!

When Baby Bop's playful teasing starts bothering Mel, Barney arranges a trip to the Castle where their adventure motivates Mel to finally speak up for herself.

When David’s cold keeps him stuck inside, Barney, Mel, and Vivie get creative and try to find a way to engage and have fun with their friend from the other side of the window.

When a blackout upends Vivie's evening plans, Barney helps the kids pivot to night games and a campout. The night is made even more special by friends in the community, who come together and make the best out of the unexpected event.

Grady fills a big crack in the park’s entryway with concrete so no one trips. Vivie comes up with the idea to add found items, creating a beautiful art piece and discovers that even though she's small she can have a big impact on the park.

At lunch in the park, Mel's friends are unwilling to try a taste of her kimchi. Barney whips up a beach day with Baby Bop, where she doesn't want to do anything new. The kids realize the value of trying new things to show others you care.

When David wants to play video games all day, Barney puts a magical spin on some physical play that brings all the kids together in a game. David realizes the value of balancing both kinds of fun.

Vivie fears she's jeopardized Nonna's love after she accidentally knocks over Nonna's flower pots. During an adventure in the Enchanted Forest, Barney's big mistakes ruin their fun and Vivie realizes the power of unconditional love.

While on an Enchanted Jungle trek, David loses the friends’ magical explorer mobile, after promising to remember where they parked it. Barney helps David learn it's okay to make mistakes and the responsible thing to do is try to fix them.

Billy’s big, boisterous energy causes accidental destruction during the kids’ farm-play. Barney and the kids help him re-channel his exuberant strength more productively so they can all enjoy playing together.

David and Liam want to do something special for their mom for an early Mother's Day. Barney helps them discover how to be observant of what others need, and how caring for their baby sister so mom can truly relax is the best gift of all.

When a day of fun with Nonna prompts Vivie to realize Nonna's declining mobility, Nonna and Barney help Vivie discover how she can care for Nonna by making simple adjustments that allow them to keep having fun in a slightly different way.

When David insists on copying everything Liam does, Barney takes the kids on a trip to the Castle. They help Billy use his unique traits as a knight, leading David to the realization that it's important to be your unique self.

When Mel is in a pessimistic funk, Barney takes the kids on a trip to the Enchanted Forest to help an optimistic fairy with an injured wing. Mel learns how to adopt an optimistic mindset to overcome adversity and help the fairy.

Baby Bop keeps having meltdowns during a game with the kids, making it hard for everyone to play together. Barney steps in to figure out what is causing Baby Bop's upsets and helps her manage them so everyone can continue to have fun.

Vivie is disappointed that the park’s Splash Pad is closed. Barney creates a trip to the Castle and Mel is confused when Vivie isn't having fun doing all the things Mel is doing. Mel realizes that it's okay to have different interests.

When Mel doesn't want to stop making a funny sound, Barney and the kids go on an adventure to the Pirate Desert Island to meet a clingy hermit crab named Hermie. Hermie helps Mel realize that there's a proper time and a place for certain behaviors.

Vivie gets angry when David accidentally takes her winning turn in a playground game. Barney helps Vivie process her anger, so she can work through it and keep playing with her friends.

Nonna's chronic ankle injury puts her annual Pizza Extravaganza at risk of not happening. Vivie discovers that with the help and care of their community, she and Nonna will be able to manage anything!

Mel loses her confidence in skateboarding after a fall. Barney takes the kids on a trip on a high-seas adventure, where a stormy sea presents challenges that help Mel discover what she needs to feel safe trying new things again.

When David worries about how much trash is created by their lunch, Barney makes a game of Reducing, Reusing and Recycling. After making cleaning up fun, Barney inspires the whole community to contribute and care as much as the kids do.

Mel doesn't quite understand the value of a sincere apology after nearly damaging David's special toy. A big mishap from Billy and Baby Bop makes her understand the value of saying you're sorry, and meaning it.