Barney's World

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.

When Mel grows frustrated with the things she can't do while wearing a cast, Barney creates an imaginative game for the kids to play. Throughout the game, Mel learns to embrace her abilities with the help of a fantastical robot arm.

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.