Barney

Join a super-dee-duper travel adventure! When Baby Bop wants to go on a trip like Daniel, Barney and his friends imagine traveling in different ways. From making cardboard cars out of boxes to pretending to be airplanes to a great big cardboard bus to a big cardboard cruise ship!

Oh boy, oh boy! Let's go to the moon! When Baby Bop thinks the half-moon is somehow broken, Barney and his friends imagine visiting the moon to ease her concerns.

Daniel fails miserably when he tries to join the others in jump rope. Convinced that he's too little to do anything right, Barney tells him the story of "The Sword in the Sandbox." Through the legend of King Arthur, Daniel learns there are many things he can do... if he tries hard enough.

When Riff is asked to be captain of a baseball team, he doesn't think he can do it. Barney and friends give him the courage to try by recounting the tale of his great-great-grandfather Riffle - the Wild West hero!

Melanie comes up with the perfect idea to get people to donate to Grace's food drive - put on a movie premiere in the caboose! Barney and friends pitch in to help, but they all have different ideas about what kind of movie to make. Everything they try falls apart. It's curtains for Melanie's movie until she comes up with a blockbuster idea of her own.

Detective BJ is on the case when several sports balls suddenly disappear. Determined to find the mysterious ball thief, BJ falsely accuses Riff of being the thief. BJ learns he cannot jump to conclusions and must find the whole story to see who the thief really is.

Celebrating her birthday in the park with friends, Layla is more interested in hot dogs than her mother's Middle Eastern food. When Barney reads the story of "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp," Layla is transported to a Middle Eastern marketplace where she learns different cultures have many exciting foods and customs to offer.

Playing superhero Captain Pickles, BJ tells everyone that he can jump over the moon! BJ learns a lesson on bragging with help from Barney and his friends.

There's a Sports Tournament in the park! Baby Bop encourages Jill, a special needs child, to join in the fun. With Barney's help, Baby Bop and the other kids learn how to interact with Jill...and that kids who need a little extra help are still just kids just like you and me.

When the kids in the park think a spider looks creepy, Barney tells the story of "The Reluctant Dragon," another "creepy" creature... or so he seemed, until you got to know him.