closed captioning provided by corus entertainment (♪♪♪) >> come on, owl. it's time to go fishing. >> i'm fine right here, thank you. >> you're not going to catch any fish sitting there.
>> i like it here, little bear. you can catch the fish. >> all right, i will. a very big fish. (humming ♪♪♪) ♪ come all ye young sailors ♪ and listen to me ♪ i'll sing you a song ♪ of the fish in the sea ♪
that's father bear's favourite song. he sings it whenever we go fishing together. >> interesting. >> (humming ♪♪♪) >> (hooting) the fog is coming in, little bear.
>> it's kind of spooky. i like the fog, owl. don't you? >> i'm sure it will burn off soon and the sun will come out. (foghorn blaring) (owl, alarmed hooting) what was that? >> oh, that was just a foghorn.
>> oh. >> or maybe it's a sea monster. >> a... sea monster? no, no, that was definitely a foghorn. (splashing in water) >> i think i saw something. >> what was it? >> it looked like a giant fish.
>> well, we don't want to catch any giant fish, do we? just small fish. i saw something too. >> i'm not sure, but it might of been a mermaid. >> i like mermaids. they bring good luck. >>> whoa!
>> did you see that, little bear? >> something swam right beside the boat. >> i hope it was a mermaid. >> it looked awfully big. (splashing) hey! >> i don't think
that's a mermaid. >> you're right, owl. it must be a... oh, i've caught something! >> oh, no. >> it's something very big, owl. >> i can see that. >> and it won't let go! >> we're moving, little bear.
>> i know, owl. check the rope. the rope looks fine to me. >> uh-oh. >> what? >> owl: i'm getting dizzy. (hooting) >> we've stopped. >> i think we've hooked
something very big. >> as big as a whale? >> bigger. >> i don't think there is anything bigger than a whale. i believe the whale is the biggest creature in the sea. >> uh, excuse me, owl. there is one thing bigger.
>> and what is that, >>> a sea monster! >> owl: he doesn't look very happy. >> uh, hello sea monster. >> (grunting) >> i'm sorry to have hooked you, sea monster. owl and i were just fishing.
>> i wasn't really fishing, i was just keeping little bear company. >> perhaps i could take the hook out for you. >> do you think he's gone? >> uh, well... >> what should we do? >> we have to help him, owl.
how are we going to get the hook out? >> i'm trying to think of something. i know: the mermaid! you said they're good luck. >> that's right. good idea, owl. let's call her.
>>> mermaid! help, mermaid! >> did you call me, little bear? >> yes, i need your help. i've caught a sea monster on my fishing line. >> he won't like that. >> what can we do? we don't want the sea monster
mad at us. >> well, you could sing him a song. he likes songs. >>> hmm. ♪ of the fish in the sea ♪ then blow ye winds westerly ♪ westerly blow ♪ we're bound to the southward
♪ so steady she goes ♪♪ >> mermaid: hello, sea monster. little bear didn't mean to hurt you. open your mouth and let's have a look. >> there it is. >> can i take it out? >> (worried grunting)
>> now, now, little bear won't hurt you. >> i've got it! i'm sorry, sea monster. >> owl: yes, i'm sorry too. >> he seems like a very nice sea monster. >> yes, very nice. but maybe it's time
for him to go. i'm sure he has lots of sea monster things to do. >> yes, all right. >> little bear: good bye, >> is there anything else, >> uh... i think we might be lost. we were tied up at
the little dock... >> ...before the sea monster towed us out here. >> i can take you back. >>> owl & little bear: ♪ of the fish in the sea ♪♪ >> there you go, little bear. and now i must be going. >> good bye, mermaid.
>> yes, thank you very much. >> father bear: did i hear singing down here? >> little bear: father bear! >> hello, little bear. hello, owl. >> we caught something very, very big. >> how big?
as big as a whale? >> what's bigger than a whale? >>> a sea monster. >> you caught a sea monster? what happened to him? >> oh, we had to let him go. >> the mermaid helped us. >> mermaids are good luck, you know.
>>> we know. >> well, would you like to fish some more, or would you like to come home and have lunch? fish stew and chocolate chip cookies. >>> lunch. >>> all singing: ♪ come all ♪ ye young sailors
♪ westerly blow...♪♪ >> little bear: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. ready or not, emily, here i come. >> (giggling) >> (mother bear humming ♪♪♪) >> hmm, not in here.
in here! oh. >> emily's not in here, >> (sighing) okay. >> (giggling softly) >> hmm. gotcha! aw...
i know where you're hiding! emily? interesting. >> boo! >> ha ha, hey! >> i found you. >> no, i found you. and look what else i found. >> hats.
>> lots of hats. >>> (giggling) >> ooh! this is pretty. one with diamonds. >> one with a pear. >> i wonder which hat little bear will wear? >> here's a hat for a bear.
(giggling) >>> (both giggling) >> ships ahoy! >> (blowing feather) ♪ la la la...♪ >> one hat, two hats, three hats, four. >>> five hats, six hats, seven hats more.
one with a feather, and one with a hook. >> mother bear, how do we look? >> distinguished. very distinguished. >> ha ha! distinguished. >> very distinguished.
>> i know! let's have a hat parade. >> a hat parade? >> mm-hmm. this hat is perfect for cat. (purring) meow! >> i think this hat is perfect for duck.
quack, quack, quack, quack! >>> hen. >> (clucking) good bye, mother bear. we're going on a hat parade. >>> one hat, two hats, three hats, four. five hats, six hats, seven hats more.
hello, emily. ooh! look at all those beautiful hats. >> we're having a hat parade. >> can i be in the parade too? >> sure. choose a hat, duck. >> eenie, meenie, miney, moe.
i think i'll take that... one. >> the one with the bow. >> how do i look? >> oh? >> oh! that's good. come on. one hat...
>>> ...two hats, >> (hen humming ♪♪♪) >>> all: one hats, two hats, three hats, four, five hats, six hats... >> duck: seven hats more! >> hello, everyone. >>> hello, hen. >> we're having a parade.
>> oh, i love parades. >> you have to wear a hat. >> it's a hat parade. >> oh, i love hats. this one. (clucking) that one. a hat to suit my... oh, my my my!
what do you think? how do i look? >>> distinguished. of course. >>> one hats, two hats, three hats, four, five hats, >> owl: higher! ooh... lower.
>> make up your mind. >> back to the left. almost. right! no... >> (cat sighing) >> there! yes, yes, there. ah...
>>> one hat, two hats, three hats, four, five hats, six hats, >> hello, owl. hello, cat. (yawning) why the hats? >> this is for you, cat. a beret. >> (purring)
meow. >> here's yours, owl. >> oh, no! a-hmem. >> (owl sighing) >> that's not owl's hat. >> it's not? >> thank goodness. >> owl needs a captain's hat.
>> do i look distinguished? >>> very distinguished. >> mm. >> the hat parade is now ready to go. >> cat: very nice. >> emily: okay. >>> all: one hat, >> sea captain.
>> diamonds. >> ribbons. >> a beret! >> a hat parade. >> hip hip hooray! >>> hip hip hooray! one hat, two hats, three hats, four, five hats, six hats, >> little bear: mother bear,
the hat parade is home. >> some hats you wear, and some you cook. >>> (impressed murmuring) >> what do you think? >> delicious. >> duck: very delicious. >>> all: mmm... one hat, two hats,
can i please have some more? >> mm-mm-mm... >> "so the little rabbit ran back home with his pockets full of radishes, peas, and especially..." >> carrots. the end. >> the end.
>> (yawning) >> and now it's time for bed. it looks like you had a good time in here. >> fisherman bear and i were playing. i wonder where fisherman bear could be? >> he must be hiding,
and i can't go to bed until i find him. >> then we'd better start looking. there's a bump in the rug. >> maybe something's hiding under it. it feels like fisherman bear. >> it has arms, and legs,
and a head like fisherman bear. it's not fisherman bear, it's the goblin. you sit up here. >> i guess the goblin tricked us. maybe we can trick fisherman bear. >> how would we do that?
>> well, fisherman bear loves to sing fishing songs. if we sang one, he might come out. >> it's worth a try. >> ♪ blow the man down ♪ oh blow the man down ♪ >>> both: ♪ hey ho ♪ blow the man down
♪ oh blow the man down ♪ hey ho ♪ blow the man down ♪♪ >> he didn't come out. he always comes out when we sing "blow the man down". >> maybe he couldn't hear us. >> yes, he must be somewhere where he can't hear us.
maybe he's hiding in here. >> or maybe behind the curtain. >> in the toy chest. (straining) it won't open. >> why not? >> the goblin's put a magic spell on it. >> now what do we do?
>> he wants us to guess his name. >> hmm, i wonder what it could be? he has a pointy hat. >> is your name pointy hat? that must not be his name. is your name long beard? >> ha, i guess not.
>> i know, he has green shoes. goblins love their shoes. >> your name is green shoes. ta-da! >> good work. is fisherman bear inside? >> empty. >> maybe he's under that pile of toys?
he's not under the ball. or the airplane. >> here comes a mouse. >> in your house, mouse. he wasn't in the toy pile. >> i know, fisherman bear loves to ride the train. all aboard the toy express! woo, woo!
(chugging) >> do you have room for us? >> yes, hop aboard. everybody, hang on. ha ha! >> ah, there, now all the toys are put away. >> still no fisherman bear. mother bear, what are you doing?
>> thinking. this helps me think. >> i'm thinking. >> have you thought of where fisherman bear might be? not yet. >> then we need more books. >> more books. >> we need to think harder.
>> i can do three books. look, mother bear. >> good thinking! >> whoa... whoa... oop! >>> ha ha! >> but we still can't find fisherman bear.
it's fisherman bear's fishing pole. >> then he must be somewhere nearby. shh. >> ready? >> ready. >>> one, two, three... go!
>> fisherman bear! >> there you are. >> we found you. >> you're a good hider. >> let's toss him really high. higher! that was fun. >> now it's bedtime for both of you.
everybody in. >> wait! he needs his fishing pole. there. now we're ready for bed. >> and everything's in its place. >> what about green shoes? >> he might get lonely
over here. >> maybe he can sleep with us. >> there. >> thank you, mother bear. >> good night, green shoes. good night, fisherman bear. good night, my little bear. >> good night, mother bear.
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