Top 10 Best The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Episodes
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Find Her, Keep Her
I really absolutely love this wonderful episode. Rabbit had to take care of Kessie when he saved her from a snowstorm. When Kessie called for help several times, Rabbit went out and, on his own, grabbed Kessie with an empty honey pot. Then Rabbit saved her and brought her into his own house.
When Pooh Bear said, Are you having breakfast? May we join you? Rabbit went into hysterics and said, Join me, join me, she's all yours. I don't care anymore, and I found it amusing. Kessie was crying, and then Rabbit came in and comforted her. Rabbit said, Here, here, calm down. Then Rabbit made sure that Winnie and Piglet took care of Kessie. Owl was ready to give flying lessons, and Rabbit heard that in his own house. Kessie assured Rabbit, and after that he went to his room and said, You don't need me. You don't need me for anything.
Eventually, Rabbit learns to be a friend to Kessie. This episode is really amazing and very enjoyable, very heartfelt and emotional, but it's really enjoyable
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All's Well That Ends Wishing Well
Tigger is kind of acting sort of gullible and idiotic. He acts like he hadn't had a birthday, like he wasn't born at all, for how all of his wishes hadn't come true just by wishing for them. I think they should have said and told him that if all his hopes and dreams finally came true, then he wouldn't have anything left to look forward to.
Tigger at his funniest. "Lima beans?! Yuck! How did that get into my birthday?"
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Paw and Order
This episode was the best. It's the one we all remember the most clearly.
I remember this show.
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Donkey for a Day
This episode is definitely filled with comedy and is also very hilarious and very entertaining for sure. Eeyore is a donkey for a day. This is when I see Tigger cheering his friend up. When Eeyore said, But I am already cheered up. Just look at this cloud, then the cloud broke apart and all the colors came out, and it was so very beautiful. It was like the northern lights that lit up the sky, and then it started to glitter all over. Piglet said, Why do you come up here, to be sad? and then Eeyore said, I don't come up here to be sad, I come here to be happy. This episode is really amazing and very enjoyable and very uplifting.
Nice to see everybody trying to cheer Eeyore up (even though it's revealed he doesn't need cheering up!) The ending is beautiful with the reason why Eeyore sits on his hill and looks up at the sky.
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Sorry, Wrong Slusher
I didn't expect Winnie the Pooh to parody slasher films of all things. It honestly worked out brilliantly if you ask me.
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The Great Honey Pot Robbery
Makes you hungry for cake and ice cream.
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How Much Is That Rabbit in the Window?
One of Rabbit's best episodes, where he truly realizes his self-worth is attached to his friends.
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A Knight to Remember
The adventurous tone of Piglet on a quest was exciting.
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Bubble Trouble
The most hilarious episode ever. Tigger concocting a bubble potion, Pooh bouncing around in a giant bubble, Gopher's portable hole, and the lima beans are unforgettable!
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The Wishing Bear
A cute episode, perfect for winter. It's nice to see Pooh Bear thinking he made a mistake and tries to make it up to his friends to not disappoint them.
The star in the sky is one of the most distinct visual memories.
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Fish Out of Water
Rabbit is actually a funny character, and this episode helps to highlight his humor.
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Where, Oh Where Has My Piglet Gone?
Yellow bellied double parked sapsucker!
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Stripes
Stripes, stripes, stripes, that's what Tigger has. Tigger tried to change his identity and his name as well, but his friends told him not to change and even cheered him up. When he gets his awesomeness and his confidence back, Tigger eventually gets his wonderful stripes back and his awesome smile back as well, and he can definitely bounce around again. This episode is really amazing and very enjoyable. Tigger realizes that his great friends are always there to help him, no matter what.
Tigger without stripes looks so... wrong.
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Luck Amok
Tigger's attempts to "help" Rabbit were hilarious.
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Pooh Skies
A very artistic episode. Seeing the diverse clouds was visually stunning.
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The Piglet Who Would Be King
It's amazing that there's an entire civilization of piglets.
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Pooh Moon
The popcorn was the best part.
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A Very, Very Large Animal
The end with the ants and the cupcake is my most distinct memory.
This is a very good episode.
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A Pooh Day Afternoon
The grocery manager and the produce are the funniest part.
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Gone with the Wind
In this episode, Roo asks his mother, Kanga, if hiding under the chair will let him eat cake all the time, and Kanga tells him, "No, dear. You'd have to have ice cream, too." I think she also should've told him that he has to be used as an example for Piglet.
This is how I learned about pinwheels.
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The Masked Offender
I've always preferred this to Tigger Private Ear.
I don't think I've ever seen the cast put themselves in as much danger as they do near the end of this episode (except maybe the ice breaking in the ice-skating episode).
Honestly, Tigger was misunderstood in his heroic efforts.
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The Good, the Bad, and the Tigger
Taught me about the steam locomotives of the Wild West.
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My Hero
Tigger learns about loyalty and bravery when he saves Piglet from a fall and decides to serve his friend. This episode is also considered a wonderful classic, and I really enjoy watching it anytime, most definitely. Also, Tigger learns that to be a friend is to be a good friend no matter what. Tigger is really exciting and very entertaining in this episode for sure.
My hero sandwich.
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Eeyore's Tail Tale
Eeyore separates from his tail and realizes it is a true part of his identity. This is the best episode featuring Tigger Private Ear, and his theme song is quite fun. Everyone's use of Eeyore's tail and how Tigger tries to put together and conclude his case is funny.
Tigger's fantasy was the best.
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What's the Score, Pooh?
The most exciting episode. An Indiana Jones style run through the mines, followed by a Rusty and the Boulder style duel with a giant rock.
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A Bird in the Hand
Teaches children about the dangers of kidnapping.
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The "New" Eeyore
