Barney's World

At lunch in the park, Mel's friends are unwilling to try a taste of her kimchi. Barney whips up a beach day with Baby Bop, where she doesn't want to do anything new. The kids realize the value of trying new things to show others you care.

Grady fills a big crack in the park's entryway with concrete so no one trips. Vivie comes up with the idea to add found items, creating a beautiful art piece, and discovers that even though she's small she can have a big effect on the park.

A power outage thwarts Vivie's plans that evening; the night is made particularly special by friends who make the best of the situation.

When a cold keeps David stuck inside, his friends get creative and play with him from outside his window. / When a blackout upends Vivie's evening plans, Barney and the kids pivot to night time fun with help from the community.

The children notice that Grady is sad, and Barney shows them that a little kindness can go a long way; it adds a bit of magic to the actions of children who inspire others, showing everyone the power of their good deeds.

David can't bear to part with his bike even though he’s outgrown it. Barney takes the kids on a high-seas adventure, where David helps a hermit crab find a better-fitting shell and accepts it's time for a new bike.

When Vivie wishes she could be a bird, Barney helps her find different ways to experience what it might be like.

Barney gets frustrated after his magic misfires and learns how joy can help him solve problems in a new way.

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.

An imaginative game encourages Mel to embrace the abilities of her recently-broken arm.