#Quiet room bears series

For example, the cartoon version of The Truth has Brother and Sister play a bit of soccer outside before they eventually go back inside and break Mama's lamp.

Adaptation Expansion: The cartoon adaptations of the storybooks would often add in scenes that weren't in the original stories.

Abusive Parents: Tuffy's reason why she became a bully in The Berenstain Bears and the Bully.

Meanwhile, ironically enough, Brother Bear is creeped out by the Nightmare Face she makes.

In In the Dark, Sister is able to tease Brother about his having scared her with a mystery he read aloud after Papa Bear installs a nightlight in their bedroom.

In Too Much Vacation, this is how the entire family reacts when they review their vacation photos, with appropriate captions.

With the idea that turnabout is fair play when Mama and Papa dress up as the cubs.

In The Trouble With Grownups, once they get over the initial shock, this is Mama and Papa's reaction to the titular play in the PBS version it's also Mama's reaction in the picture book, where she laughs with tears in her eyes in the audience subverted with Papa, who just stares in bewilderment.

#Quiet room bears series

The main series and cartoons feature examples of the following: With Stan's death in 2005 and Jan's in 2012, their son Mike Berenstain continues to write more Berenstain Bears books for them to share with everyone else around the world.

PBS still releases some episodes of the show on DVDs and continues to exclusively distribute the series in the US as of today. The entirety of the 2002 series is available (outside the US & Canada) on YouTube here, thanks to Nelvana's Treehouse Direct channel and the complete series was also made available on DVD for those who prefer that format. A feature film from Narnia company Walden Media and Night at the Museum's Shawn Levy was in the works, although nothing came out after its announcement, and this announcement confirmed that the film was ' still in the script phase'.