Bernard

Bernard goes to the gym and starts training enthusiastically until he discovers that each piece of equipment has a life of its own.

Bernard experiences the powerful attraction of the golf course as well as the even more powerful pull of gravity.

Once he has found all his equipment, Bernard sets off to climb the highest peak. But the closer he gets to the summit, the trickier it becomes.

Bernard finds a beautiful tree with a beautiful swing. The only problem is that someone else has got there first!

Bernard is very familiar with the exhibits in the museum where he works, so why is that moving sculpture carrying a canvas in its hand?

Sportsmanship is about knowing how to win and how to lose and sometimes about how to share a refreshing drink with your opponent after the game.

Bernard desperately tries to copy all the things that Lloyd (the penguin) enjoys doing at the swimming pool including diving from the highest springboard!

Whatever the time, wherever he is, Bernard is completely hooked on television that is until the shop closes and the shutters come down.

Picking up hitchhikers can often be very dangerous. So when Bernard stops to pick up Zack, he should remember that one day he may need a lift.

If Bernard ever succeeds in jumping out of the plane, he's bound to forget his parachute. Is there any other way he would want to do it?

Bernard just wants to have a good time at the theme park. The trouble is that someone else wants to be in his photo and then that balloon appears .

Bernard has gone to the mountain, while the mountain comes to Bernard! It may look like rain, but Bernard's not worried because he's got his umbrella.

Bernard is learning to fly, and may not have chosen the best day. But once you are airborne, the important thing is not how you land, but where you land!

Bernard is delighted to receive a visit from a small extraterrestrial, but his visitor is less than delighted by Bernard's limited technological skills.

One night Bernard's supper is interrupted by an intruder. Can a lone polar bear deal with the darkness, his own deep-seated fears and a little mouse?

There's nothing Bernard likes better than a challenge, and when it comes to playing basketball against Zack, winning means winning at all costs.

What do you get when you cross a motor scooter with a supermarket cart? The answer - as Bernard finds out the hard way - is a highly dangerous vehicle.

Bernard the bowling champ takes on Lloyd. It should be easy for Bernard, but in sport there are three kinds of luck - good luck, bad luck and...Bernard's luck.

In order to recover his property from Zack, Bernard takes up taekwondo. He develops awesome skills, but the result is not quite what he had planned.

Bernard looks forward to a day's scuba diving. At first all goes swimmingly, but he soon realises that not everything is quite what it seems under the sea.

Most people can negotiate revolving doors, even when they have their arms full of packages. But Bernard is not quite like everyone else.

Museums contain thousands of priceless exhibits carefully preserved for hundreds of years. Then Bernard pays a visit.

When Zack lines up alongside him at the traffic lights, it gives Bernard the perfect excuse to start a race through the city streets. But what about other road users?

Bernard finds himself on a desert island where all the inhabitants try to make him feel welcome in their own special way.

Bernard soon figures out how the baseball pitching machine works, until the machine steps up a gear and shows it has a few more tricks up its sleeve.