Cubs... Cubs... Cubs!
Listen to yourselves. All you can do is complain about what you don't have.
What about being thankful for all the things you do have?
Huh?
It's called counting your blessings.
Blessings?
Like what?
TV show quotes
Cubs... Cubs... Cubs!
Listen to yourselves. All you can do is complain about what you don't have.
What about being thankful for all the things you do have?
Huh?
It's called counting your blessings.
Blessings?
Like what?
Did I hear you say you're having a slumber party? Can I come?
Sure you can come. What's one more?
[The girls make it up by cleaning the living room. Sister, Lizzy, and the other girls make it up. As for Too-Tall, Smirk and Skuzz, they were grounded by their parents. And they were forced to stay in their rooms for one day and in their treehouses until next Monday. They could only leave their houses to go to school and see their friends during school hours. Sister still makes up for it. In the meantime, Mr. and Mrs. Bruin call Sister and the other girls's parents for a clean-up after they caused the vandalism in their living room from the sleepover. Now the scene cuts to Sister, Lizzy and the other girls who are cleaning up Mr. and Mrs. Bruin's vandalized living room. Sister still makes up for it, even though she was still grounded in the house for the remainder of the week. That is, as well as Lizzy, the other girls, and Too-Tall, Smirk and Skuzz. Sister, she manages to help Lizzy and the other girls clean up. That is, despite the fact she was still grounded for the remainder of the week.]
This was a good idea for us all to come over and help clean up, Sister.
Hey, I know! Everyone's doing such a good job, we should make this a clean up party!
Let's not, Lizzy. If you don't mind, I rather not hear the word "party" again for a long time.
[the episode first line] If you're a bear who loves TV, loud music, and fun, how are you going to get your homework done?
Well, you might ask Teacher Bob to give you a catch-up period. I think he should go along with that. He's a pretty good guy.
That's a good idea! But the first thing. I have to do is go home and get some of it done today.
That's the spirit!
If Papa can do it. Then so can I.
I believe that everyone has a special talent, but sometimes it can take a little help to find out what it is.
[imitating a groundhog] Well?
A pig?
Groundhog.
Oh, yeah, groundhog, right.
Wait, wait, wait! How about this? [imitates a pig]
Uh, groundhog?
Pig!
Ah, great, Fuzzy. What other animal impressions can you do?
[gasps] That's it.
How about a cow, or maybe a horse, or...
Nope, just groundhog and pig. Pickle?
Uh, no thanks. I'll get back to you, Fuzzy.
[to Too-Tall] You want to be in the talent show?
Does having the hairiest knuckles count as a talent?
Very funny.
Hey! there's something outside!
Huh?
Huh?
[They all look outside the window]
Really, something was there! I saw it! It was glowing.
[laughs] My guess would be it was your glowing imagination.
This looks like a job for...
The Bear Detectives.
Captain Saltː I am the ghost of the lighthouse keeper! I am... Uh-oh.
[Little Lady licks Papa's video camera while Sister is using to do a movie about Brother for her school project] Little Lady, no! Hey! No! Stop!
Maybe you can make a movie about Brother.
What's so special about him? He's just a brother.
My dog's a special member in my family. Do dogs count?
I once saw a horse at the circus that could count.
No dogs or horses.
What about cats?
No dogs, cats, horses turtles, frogs or fish. Only mamas papas sisters brothers or other bears in your family.
Mama, I have to do a project for school about a member of my family. I was thinking about making a movie about you or Papa.
A movie, huh? That sounds like fun. But we are sort of busy.
There's a lot to do before Brother's party tomorrow. Why don't you make your movie about him?
Brother?
Did somebody call me?
Hey, no peeking!
Aw! I'm going to Cousin Fred's! See you later!
No skateboarding in the house! And be home for dinner!
Okay!
There's nothing special about him. He's just my brother.
You might be surprised.
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