he New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Vol. 8: The Sky's the Limit

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh was a cartoon series that premiered in 1988 on The Disney Channel. 13 episodes aired before the show moved to ABC in the fall of 1988. Each episode was either a full length story that covered the entire episode, or two short stories that filled the episode. Season 1 had 22 episodes, Season 2 had 10 episodes, Season 3 had 10 episodes and Season 4 had 8 episodes, totaling 50 episodes and concluding in 1991.The series was then followed by a number of specials. In order, these were Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too in 1991, Boo To You! Winnie the Pooh in 1996, A Winnie the Pooh Thanksgiving in 1998, Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You in 1999 and Winnie the Pooh; A Very Merry Pooh Year in 2002.As of 2012, Disney has yet to release the show as a complete series. The majority of episodes have however been released in various collections over the years. The only episodes not to be released in the US on any home media format are-Pooh Oughta Be in Pictures (the very first episode- this is available on the UK VHS video Hundred Acre Hero at Amazon.co.uk)Cleanliness Is Next to Impossible (episode 6- this is available on the UK VHS Bubbles and Troubles at Amazon.co.uk)To Be or Not To Bee (episode 38.1- not available on any home media format in the world)Sorry Wrong Slusher (episode 43- not available on any home media format in the world)The rest of the series has been released either on DVD or VHS.Now as to this specific The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: The Sky's the Limit VHS video.This is Volume 8 in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh VHS collection. The next volume in the collection is The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Vol. 9: Everything's Coming up Roses [VHS]. The previous volume in the collection is Winnie the Pooh 7: King of Beasties [VHS].Episodes include:Pooh Skies (Episode 37)(Also available on the UK VHS video Pooh Skies,the VHS Winnie the Pooh - Imagine That, Christopher Robin! [VHS]and the DVD Growing Up With Winnie the Pooh - Friends Forever)Rabbit Takes a Holiday (Episode 36-1)(Also available on the VHS Winnie the Pooh: Three Cheers for Eeyore and Rabbit [VHS])Owl in the Family (Episode 33-2)

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Ep. 37: Pooh SkiesFrom Ep. 36: Rabbit Takes a HolidayFrom Ep. 33: Owl in the FamilyThis is a must have for Winnie the Pooh fans and children.

nickerbocker10, Winnie the Pooh is just a cartoon. Not a real Show. Cartoons don't show little kids how to do the right things. Real Shows do. Winnie the Pooh isn't a real show. This show is a funny cartoon. It makes me laugh a lot. Not learn a lot. My little brother, Grant says it's funny, too. He's a little kid and he knows how to do right things. I'm not a little kid and my favorite TV show is Winnie the Pooh. Why would it show little kids how to do the right things, nickerbocker10? Why? It has Freindship and Playtime sets, too. You play on the Playtime ones along with them and Be Friends with them on the Friendship ones. It's not a real show.