Min becomes the "Queen of Make-Believe" and Barney shows the kids different ways to use their imaginations.

Note: First appearances of Min, Shawn, Michael, Tina, and the Barney Bag.

Kathy is sad because her family is too small. Barney and the kids explore what make families wonderful.

Note: First appearances of Derek, Luci, Kathy and Baby Bop.

Barney, Baby Bop, and the kids learn all about safety from traffic lights to dealing with strangers.

Tina is upset that she cannot do a basketball trick as well as her sister Luci. Barney and his friends learn about exercise.

Barney and his friends learn about the four food groups and how healthy food is good for one's body.

Barney and the kids enjoy the fun of all four seasons in one day.

When "Rainbow Beard the Pirate" sends the group on a treasure hunt, Barney and friends explore the colors and shapes around everyone.

After Min leaves for a trip to her grandmother's house, Barney takes the kids on a trip to "Imagination City".

When Kathy and Min fight over whose turn it is to play with Barney, their purple friend shows them that sharing is wonderful.

Barney and his friends take a make believe trip to Farmer Henderson's Farm (the playground with farm props) and learn about different farm animals.

After a storm drives the kids inside, Barney helps them chase their fears of things away. Shawn gets over his fear of dogs by meeting Min's puppy.

It's Barney's birthday, and the kids throw a birthday party for him.

To help Kathy and Min learn how to read, Derek writes a mystery word, one letter at a time. As he does this, Barney and the kids do activities and sing songs using each letter.

It's Earth Week at school, and Barney teaches his friends about ways to save the Earth.

When a bookworm is eating Mother Goose's book, Barney and his friends help her rewrite her famous rhymes.

When a new girl named Tosha comes to school, Barney and the others learn about friendship. Derek and Michael disagree about who gets to keep a picture of Barney they made together, however.

Note: First appearance of Tosha.

Things have gone buggy as Barney and the kids learn about bugs and insects.

Shawn is scared to get a job when he grows up, so Barney and his friends use pretend play to show how jobs aren't scary, and can even be fun.

When Luci's blind friend Patty arrives, Barney and the kids learn about the five senses and how they help everyone explore the world.

Michael is nervous and anxious about performing at a concert in the evening. Barney and his friends learn about various music styles, instruments, and that a little practice goes a long way.

Barney and his friends explore their neighborhoods through pretend play. They even take Baby Bop through pretend neighborhood buildings.

When the kids want to go camping, Barney takes them on a camping trip, using the playground as their campsite.

Barney and his friends learn how manners are important while having an after school picnic.

Barney puts on a "Carnival of Numbers" for his friends so they can have fun with numbers.

After learning about different countries on a globe, Barney takes the kids on a trip to visit his friends in Scotland, Israel, Africa, China, and Mexico.

Kathy is scared to go to the doctor, so Barney and the others take her on a pretend doctor visit. Barney teaches the kids "The Feel Good Rules".

Tina is having a bad day after losing her kitten, so Barney and the kids try to cheer her up.

Barney and his friends learn all about different homes for people and animals.

After Luci receives a letter from her grandfather, Barney and the kids decide to have a fiesta in the classroom.

Barney receives a surprise in the mail and shows his friends how being themselves is important.

Barney and friends have fun celebrating fall and preparing for a school "Fall Festival".

When Derek's granddad and Kathy's nana visit the school, Barney and the kids learn how grandparents are special people.

The kids take Barney and Baby Bop through a pretend day at school.

Tosha places Barney in a cardboard jack-in-the-box. Barney and the kids make paintings with sponges to accommodate Tina, who has broken her arm. Barney teaches Baby Bop how to form a circle, square, and triangle, then everyone plays with hula hoops. Michael demonstrates mixing colors for the others. Everyone searches for items of a certain color, then they perform a flag march.

When Mother Goose's goose, Clarence, goes missing, Barney and the kids help her find him.

Note: First appearance of Julie.

Barney takes his friends to a forest and teaches them about different animals.

Barney, Baby Bop, and the kids show off things that they can do.

Barney and his friends explore different careers through pretend play.

Barney and the kids have fun with art. Author Tomie dePaola visits.

Baby Bop celebrates her third birthday and Barney throws a birthday party for her with things that do with the number 3.

Note: First appearance of BJ.

Barney and friends perform in their own "Exercise Circus".

Note: Final appearance of Luci.

When Kathy and the others bring teddy bears to school, Barney and the kids have fun with some of their favorite things.

Note: First appearance of David.

Shawn feels a loose tooth, so Barney and the kids learn about teeth and how to take care of them, and stage a pretend dentist visit to make him less worried about visiting the dentist.

Barney and friends learn about different safety rules including ones about crossing streets and playing on the playground.

BJ needs to save a princess in a make-believe jungle. Barney and the kids show him how to use his imagination.

Using letters from A to Z, Barney and his friends set up an "Animal Alphabet Zoo". Julie's aunt Molly visits the classroom.

Note: First appearance of Jason.

Barney's friend Mr. Tenagain comes to visit and the gang has fun with the number 10.

Note: Final appearance of Michael.

While waiting for Tosha's parents to arrive with a special surprise, Barney and the kids learn about what makes everyone special. Singer Ella Jenkins visits and shares a couple songs with the group.

Note: Final appearance of David.

Barney and his friends learn about plants.

Note: First appearances of Maria and the Adventure Screen.

BJ and Baby Bop decide that it is time for them to get new shoes. Meanwhile, Barney and the kids learn about various types of shoes.

Note: First appearances of Carlos and Juan.

Barney and his friends pretend to explore different types of rooms in a house.

Note: First appearance of Stella the Storyteller.

BJ decides that he wants to become a firefighter and announces it to his friends. Firefighter Frank visits the gang and teaches them all about fire safety in the home.

To prepare for a surprise party in the classroom, Barney and Baby Bop shop for different items they will need.

Barney and his friends check out booths at their school's "International Festival".

Barney and his friends get to meet some new friends, twin sisters Ashley and Alissa. All of the kids get to know each other better by helping out with a scavenger hunt.

Note: First appearances of Ashley and Alissa.

Barney, BJ, and the other kids welcome Kenneth to their school. Derek and Tina also pay their old friends a visit to make the day complete.

Note: First appearances of Kenneth and Stephen and final appearances of Derek and Tina.

Min looks for someone to adopt a lonely puppy her dog gave birth to. Shawn helps show Barney and the others about homes.

Baby Bop accidentally makes a huge mess in the classroom. Barney and his friends all pitch in to help her clean up.

Note: First appearance of Mr. Boyd.

All the kids bring their pets to school for show-and-tell, showing Barney each of them. The kids reinforce the importance of taking care of pets.

Barney and his friends learn about the sea and the creatures living there.

During a rainstorm, Barney and his friends go to the treehouse to discover a bird's nest. This leads to a lesson on animals and their different types of homes that they live in.

While it is raining outside, Tomie dePaola visits and the kids share what they like to do on a rainy day.

Barney and his friends pretend their playground is a jungle. Baby Bop, however, gets confused between a tiger and a kitty cat, so Barney teaches everyone that there are different species of "cats" living in the world.

Barney and his friends keep hearing trains passing through the playground, but they can't seem to get outside in time to see it. Stella the Storyteller visits to tell "The Little Engine That Could".

The children use their imaginations to make a car for Barney. He goes on some errands and later takes the kids for a car ride.

Stella the Storyteller visits to tell them a story about pirates. Barney, Baby Bop, and the kids end up in the story, involving a ship crashing on an island and a search for buried treasure.

Note: Final appearances of Kathy and Jason.

BJ announces that he lost his baseball cap, so Barney and his friends help him find a replacement hat. Eventually the group makes him a new baseball cap.

Note: Final appearances of Juan and Kenneth.

Barney and the kids learn about all things that fly in the sky. From airplanes and rockets to kites, the group has a "high-flying" good time.

Note: Final appearances of Julie, Carlos, Tosha, Min, and Shawn.

Barney and the kids visit Stephen's classroom the day before school begins. Baby Bop makes her own school in the treehouse, using Ms. Etta and Scooter's insights of what's going on in the classroom.

Note: First appearances of Kristen, Scooter McNutty, and Miss Etta Kette.

Baby Bop accidentally breaks Chip's "twinkle tower", which he made for the school carnival. Barney and the kids talk about feelings.

Note: First appearances of Kim, Chip, and Robert.

The gang works together to earn money to buy Goldie (the school goldfish) a plant, a castle, and another fish.

Note: First appearance of Hannah.

Barney and the gang talk about rhythms.

After Baby Bop is late to meet up with BJ in the treehouse, Barney and the kids help Baby Bop learn to tell time. Dr. TickTock stops by the school to make a special watch for Baby Bop.

Note: First appearance of Keesha.

Barney and the kids learn about the postal system, and how to be patient while waiting for mail to arrive.

Note: Final appearance of Maria.

Barney and the kids decide to build their own castle.

Note: First appearance of Jeff.

The children share each of their family traditions for Barney.

Barney talks about the value of staying healthy and pretends to give the kids a checkup.

Barney and the kids play different kinds of ball games, using Barney's Vend-O-Ball Machine.

Note: First appearance of Danny.

Barney and the kids investigate a mysterious sound in the classroom.

Barney and the kids search for Stephen's lost stuffed bear.

The gang learns about nutrition and different kinds of food, and even learn about good manners when they create their own restaurant.

Curtis is upset about playing a tree in a school play. Barney and the kids learn about trees and how they grow.

Barney teaches the kids a lesson on personal cleanliness.

Barney and the kids play games that make use of the wind and even take a flight in a hot air balloon.

Barney helps out by following directions after the kids' picnic plans are ruined.

BJ and Baby Bop are fighting with each other. Tomie DePaola shares his book "The Baby Sister" and has his sister Maureen come in and convince Baby Bop and BJ that siblings can be good friends.

Barney and the kids learn about pond life.

Barney and the kids learn about how a dairy farm works.

Barney and the kids have fun with books from the school library.

Note: First appearance of Booker T. Bookworm.

Barney teaches the kids that they should be thankful for what they have.

Baby Bop pretends to be a safety officer and instructs everyone on safety rules.

Note: First appearance of Emily.

Barney and the kids discusses things that are shaped like circles.

Kristen learns that it's not the size of her family that matters, but how she's loved.

The gang learns about musical instruments.

When Danny does not know how to make a presentation in class, the gang helps him overcome his fear.

Mr. Boyd is unsure what color to paint the hallway. With Barney's color hat, the purple T-Rex and the kids explore different colors.

Barney and his friends pretend to be cowboys and cowgirls.

BJ is excited for a camping trip, but he cannot stand waiting for it. Barney and the kids help him plan activities for the days following up to the trip.

Barney turns a treehouse cleaning project into a treasure hunt.

Note: First appearance of Linda.

The gang meets Old King Cole.

The gang learns a lesson about bees and the honey-producing process.

Barney plans a day full of fun activities, with each activity representing a piece of a puzzle.

The kids throw a party to celebrate a visit from Ashley and Alissa's aunt, Rachel.

Note: Final appearance of Alissa.

Barney uses a rainy day to teach kids about rainstorms.

Barney demonstrates how to use wheels, ramps and pulleys to move a heavy trunk.

Chip teaches his sister, Linda, the letters in her name.

Note: Final appearance of Curtis.

Danny teaches the gang basic computer skills.

Note: Final appearances of Kristen and Booker T. Bookworm.

The gang puts together a special package for a friend who has moved away.

Note: Final appearance of Ashley.

Barney teaches the kids how to use their imaginations to turn ordinary things, such as a stick, into fun playthings.

Barney lead the kids on a hiking expedition to discover different kinds of bugs and insects, after some of them (ants) interrupt their picnic.

The children prepare a surprise party for Kim's grandparents, and they each make a special gift for their own grandfathers and grandmothers.

Barney helps the kids learn about healthy snacks and how bread is made as they turn the classroom into a pretend restaurant.

Robert's pictures from his summer vacation inspire the kids to have some fun in the sun on a cold wintry day, and with a little magic by Barney, they're whisked into a snowy wonderland.

Barney and the kids learn to appreciate various art forms as they decorate the school for an upcoming Open House.

After learning about "Explorers" in school, the kids want to explore their own world. Barney shows them how to use their "five senses" to do the job.

The kids prepare for their school's Show and Tell presentation, with Stephen bringing in a box of hats for dress-up fun.

Note: First appearance of Jill.

Barney and the kids learn about various animals at the zoo, and Stella gives the children a mysterious present for a special zoo animal.

Barney's treehouse is the site for Robert's Mexican-themed birthday party. The piñata proves to be the highlight of the kids' fiesta.

Note: Final appearance of the Barney Bag.

Barney and his friends learn how to exercise well.

Barney teaches the kids about their teeth.

Note: Final appearance of Linda.

Mother Goose teaches Barney and the kids to rhyme.

Note: This episode is a shortened version of the "Barney's Rhyme Time Rhythm" video.

The kids think about growing up for jobs in their futures. They even pretend to be dancers, chefs, bus drivers and sailors.

Barney and the kids learn how different families have different homes and that home is where family and friends are.

Barney shows off his green thumb in a show about gardening, in which the kids harvest their crop from the garden in their playground.

Note: Final appearance of Jill.

The kids find out that learning something new takes practice. Keesha, Stephen, and Jeff help Barney teach Baby Bop to jump rope.

Note: Final appearance of Stephen.

The kids learn about the rules of fire safety and also get to see how the controls work in the cab of a fire truck.

Note: Final appearance of Kim.

Barney and the kids pretend to travel, and imagine what it's like to be a bus driver, ocean-liner captain, airplane copilot and railroad engineer. They also come to realize there's no place like home.

Note: Final appearances of Chip, Danny, Keesha, Scooter McNutty, Miss Etta Kette, and the Adventure Screen.

The kids look at things that make each one special and write them into a blank book that Barney has given them.

Note: Final appearances of Jeff, Robert, Emily, Hannah and Stella the Storyteller.

When Barney and the rest of the gang decide to help clean up the park, Kami feels upset because she can't work as fast as the others. Feeling like the caboose on a train, she's dejected, until Scott reminds her that the caboose is where the train conductor rides. All of the children learn more about trains and finish up the day by cleaning up an old caboose in the park and learn how train signal flags work.

Note: First appearances of Angela, Kami, Mario and Scott. Dean Wendt replaces Bob West as the voice of Barney.

When Tony's kite gets stuck in a tree while he's trying to show it to Barney and the rest of his friends, everyone learns about the ups and downs of life, and how to overcome them. Learning what else can go up and down helps them figure out a way to rescue Tony's kite.

Note: First appearances of Sarah, Tony and Whitney.

Gianna, Barney, and BJ teach Baby Bop the proper manners for a tea party. From sneezing politely, to learning the magic words, to understanding the importance of cleaning up their own messes, everyone receives a vital lesson on etiquette.

Note: First appearances of Beth and Gianna.

It's time for Bingo's visit to the vet, but he's nowhere to be found. Everyone searches for him and learns about all the different kinds of dogs they can own.

Barney helps the kids turn the disappointment of finding just empty boxes into a spectacular display of imagination as they learn just what an empty cardboard box can become.

Baby Bop plays with "Stop" and "Go" signs and then directs traffic.

The gang spends the day celebrating primary colors.

The gang learns that while they are playing all their games outside, they are actually exercising.

It's time for the evening concert with Mr. Boyd and his brass band. Everyone hopes to be able to play an instrument in the band, but only two people shine. Barney gets to play the tuba and BJ plays his drum.

A new friend has joined the gang and Barney makes sure that Colleen fits in and doesn't feel awkward.

Barney and the kids go on a number hunt after a gust of wind accidentally blows away Tony's box filled with numbers. Their hunt takes them all over the park and inside the caboose, and they find numbers everywhere.

Barney teaches his friends about the "ins" and "outs" as Angela sets her box turtle Terry free.

Barney is determined not to let a few spring showers ruin the day. He teaches the kids all about the changes in seasons and that rainy days can be fun.

Barney teaches Baby Bop and friends about safety and that bandages are meant for real injuries, not make believe.

From a chalk hopscotch board made of triangles, the kids explore the shapes around them. The triangle gets the most exposure, from rooftops to paper hats.

It is time for the bicycle parade. All is going well, until Nick shows up and lets them know he had an accident on his bike. The gang quickly works to cheer Nick up and fix his bike. He also gets a little lesson on bicycle safety from Mr. Boyd. Once the bike is all fixed up, it's on with the parade.

With Beth's invention of "Happy Day", all the children learn that true happiness comes from doing nice things for others.

When Nick, Mario, Whitney, and Gianna receive mysterious invitations to a picnic, along with instructions to bring a family treasure, they are all very confused. After arriving, they share their treasures and discuss the differences between their families. Barney surprises them by bringing all of their families to enjoy the picnic with them. Everyone learns that it doesn't matter what kind of family someone has—it only matters that someone's loved.

Barney and the kids learn about water and the important place it holds in people's lives. They learn that water is everywhere, and end up in the swimming pool making a big splash.

BJ builds his own house in the park. While waiting to see the house, Barney and his friends discuss different rooms in a house. When BJ forgets to include space for Baby Bop in his house, Barney reminds him that family makes a house a home.

Barney and the kids explore and enjoy the park while waiting for Mr. Boyd's park fountain to be delivered.

Note: First appearance of Jackson.

From silly hats, shoes, tap dancing, and many other wearable things, Barney and the kids have fun dressing up Baby Bop's teddy bear.

The children donate toys to Mr. Boyd's toy drive and Baby Bop learns about sharing.

Barney and the kids help Miss Jo find her lost cat, and they learn a lot about cats along the way.

Mario tries to write a fairy tale and the kids try to help by acting out their favorite stories.

Barney and the kids learn about hot and cold, then Barney turns the playground into a winter and a summer wonderland.

Barney and the kids plan a party for Colleen, using her favorite color, purple.

Barney helps the kids experience the differences between day and night.

Barney and the kids learn about pianos after finding Mr. Boyd and Bingo working on a player piano.

Barney and the children learn what it takes to be a good friend after accidentally hurting BJ's feelings.

When Baby Bop becomes upset when she finds out that she is not able to count to ten, Barney and the kids help her by playing number games, visit a make believe store, and put on a number parade in the park.

Barney tells Baby Bop and the children that things, both big and little, matter.

The park has an international festival, which enables Barney and the kids to learn about Kenya, Brazil, Germany, Italy and South Korea.

This episode focuses on community helpers and how they help Barney and the kids to live safely and happily.

Nick has to find squares for his homework, and he finds it more fun finding them when Barney and the kids help.

Cars and buses are discussed on a day of pretend-play that starts with Mario's toy car and BJ's remote-controlled car.

Barney asks his friends for some good ways to express anger and how to deal with it.

It's Barney's birthday and the kids, Baby Bop and BJ plan a party to celebrate.

A performance is planned by Barney, BJ, and the kids, who intend to entertain their friends in the park.

Barney helps the kids to learn about how animals make their homes in the park.

Barney relates that little people have big feelings. He gets his friends to make masks of faces. Barney helps BJ and Baby Bop deal with their anger.

In their school project, the kids attach hearts with names of people they care about, on a bare tree. Barney helps the kids get a wide view of all the people who care about them. Their friends and family tree "blooms" considerably.

Barney tells the kids how rhythm is instrumental to music. It inspires the kids to start a marching band.

Barney steps in as the Simon of a Simon Says game. It starts everyone dancing and moving about. Midway through the game, Barney narrates a dramatization of The Tortoise and the Hare.

Laura, David, and Miguel find Barney's paper airplane—and set their imaginations on one goal: building a pretend airplane.

The children use their imaginations to pretend they're in Laura's picture enjoying an island adventure.

Positive self-esteem is the goal as Barney teaches the kids that they're all special.

Barney teaches the kids about adjusting to new babies in a family.

The children spend the day learning about trucks. They also learn the value of sharing and how to play safely.

Barney builds a castle with the children after they watch construction vehicles.

Jackson, Miguel, Rachel, and "Dr. Whitney" play check-up to see how they have grown. Barney shares with them ways to help their bodies grow stronger and healthier.

BJ pulls out a huge pile of balls and other things for playing games, but he needs friends to help him decide what game to play.

Kami, Rachel, and Nick go on Barney's number hunt. As Barney shows different number cards, the kids use their senses to find the real objects.

Barney shows off a painting, which inspires the children to create an art show. Barney also shows Baby Bop how to paint shapes.

Baby Bop learns about letters and how to spell her name and has fun with the alphabet.

The children play "I Can Do", in which each one shares something he or she can do; Baby Bop worries about trying something new, however.

Note: Final appearance of Kami.

Anna misses her friends from her old neighborhood, so Barney and the kids make her feel welcome. Anna also shares her memory book.

Fire safety is the subject as a firefighter inspects the caboose. Baby Bop also learns about safety when she bathes her teddy bear.

Barney creates a kid-size car to teach the children about automobiles. He, Baby Bop and BJ teach a lesson about seat-belt safety.

Barney and his friends learn about healthy habits such as brushing teeth, getting checkups, eating healthy food, and exercising.

Barney springs a new welcome surprise on BJ and Baby Bop; their cousin, Riff, is moving to town.

Barney encourages the shy Riff to join BJ and Baby Bop in a special show.

Riff takes apart BJ's new toy airplane to see how it works.

Baby Bop shows an interest in boats, so Barney shows her some vessels on a computer.

Barney, BJ, Riff, and the kids help Baby Bop search for her pet caterpillar, Monty, who has disappeared.

Riff, who does not want to be around bugs, is less than thrilled when BJ turns the caboose into a bug zoo.

The gang goes to a carnival filled with shapes, but Riff thinks he won't be able to play any games after he loses his lucky medal.

Baby Bop sees a rainbow, but it disappears before she can show her friends, so Barney and the others paint a new rainbow.

When the gang plays hide-and-seek, Baby Bop says that an elephant is hiding in the park.

BJ and Riff try to see who can make the louder sound.

Barney teaches his friends that being themselves is important.

Baby Bop feels left out when Barney's friends pay close attention to Riff while they are at an art festival.

BJ and Baby Bop help Barney prepare for a footrace by showing him how to stretch his muscles.

BJ feels sick after eating too many sweets, so he takes a nap, only to dream of eating more sweets.

Barney teaches Baby Bop to count after BJ and Riff find a treasure map that requires math skills to find the prize.

The gang makes posters to advertise a music concert at a park.

BJ offers to take care of a pal's dog, but he needs help from his friends when the dog disappears.

Barney and Riff pretend to be veterinarians to help Baby Bop when her teddy bear is damaged.

Baby Bop learns about fun things to do in winter, and she expectantly waits for the first snowfall.

BJ discovers fun things to do in the summertime, including relaxing activities.

The gang celebrates Barney's birthday, but Riff worries that his friend will not like the handmade gift that he gave to him.

Baby Bop's friends teach her about rhythm after she joins a marching band.

Barney and Riff help Baby Bop understand the importance of following rules when playing games.

BJ injures his foot and cannot play outside, so Barney suggests that he reads to help pass the time.

BJ flubs a paint job on the caboose, so Barney shows him that everyone makes mistakes from time to time.

Barney teaches Baby Bop how to deal with separation anxiety when she misses BJ and Riff, who are on a camping trip.

Barney teaches his friends about the days of the week to help pass the time as they wait for a petting zoo to arrive in town.

Riff and Baby Bop hold a sale in the park to raise money for a new scooter for BJ after Riff wrecks his pal's old one.

BJ plays detective to find who or what has been nibbling on Baby Bop's snacks.

Barney and Riff take care of a nest of duck eggs.

Mother Goose characters ask BJ for help in finding parts of their rhymes, and Mother Goose arrives to lend a hand.

Baby Bop listens to a fairy tale while she waits to get a present.

Baby Bop, unhappy with her own talents, wants to play the keyboard like Riff and be able to skate like Barney. Barney shows her that she should be proud of what she can do now.

Barney steps in when a wheelchair-bound child is ignored by his friends, as they suggest games he can't participate in. Barney shows the others that not even he can do everything the kids can.

Barney helps a boy learn to dance.

Barney tells Baby Bop a fairy tale about a princess who cannot find a song to sing, and Baby Bop imagines herself as the princess.

Riff loses his drumsticks, but he's sure he left them in one of the neighborhoods he visited, so Barney helps him remember those places.

Baby Bop tries to decide what profession she will have as an adult.

BJ awaits a visit from a pen pal in China, so his friends help him prepare for the guest.

A dance troupe performs a show featuring African music and dance routines.

Note: Final appearances of Jackson and Sophie.

Barney runs into trouble when he cannot stop eating pistachios.

BJ needs to decide if he wants Riff, who isn't good at sports, on his baseball team.

Baby Bop finds out that the magic words to being polite are please and thank you.

Riff tries to find an easy way to pick up the litter, but the robot that he builds doesn't work as planned.

Barney steps in when Baby Bop gets a little too pushy and bossy with her friends.

Barney helps Melanie get over her fear of sleeping outside tonight at a sleepover campout in the park.

Barney, Baby Bop, BJ, Riff and the kids put on a twist on the classic fairy tale story of "Little Red Riding Hood" where a wolf and a young girl combined their music together to form "country rock".

Note: First appearance of Megan.

After BJ takes credit for Sarah's picture of Barney that she has painted, Barney teaches him to always be honest with his friends.

After Baby Bop has set up her lemonade stand, BJ decides he wants to fly his kite right there. When Baby Bop and BJ fight to use the same place in the park, Barney tells them the story called "The Wind and the Sun".

After Rachel makes a mess in the park, she dreams about how littering affects many animal homes, only to find out why it's important not to litter.

Riff makes a new friend and BJ gets jealous.

Ryan's grandfather is coming to visit him, so he cannot go to the movie theater with Barney and the others. He later learns his grandpa is more fun than he thought, and in return, the two of them decide to go to the movies after all.

Everyone is busy working in the garden when Baby Bop decides she wants them to play.

Riff hears something in the park and tries to figure out what it is.

The gang helps BJ find the circus tickets that he lost.

A flower that Baby Bop has been trying to get to grow dies when it gets too cold out one morning.

Barney teaches everyone about teamwork as they visit a ranch.

The kids try to cheer up a girl they meet in the park.

BJ tries to keep up with Terry on the basketball court, but the former can't keep up.

Baby Bop sees a falling star while camping with Barney and the gang in the park and sets off to put it back in the sky.

Ryan finds out what is special about himself, after he tries to be like Barney.

Everyone keeps telling Baby Bop no, and yet, she gets mad.

When Ryan thinks about cheating during a fishing contest, he finds out why it is important not to cheat.

Barney invites Beethoven to explain how being deaf doesn't have to change his life completely.

The kids have chosen on their Halloween costumes, which leads to Barney telling them what choices really mean. Riff forgets what to be for Halloween, but with help from Barney and his friends, everyone comes to realize how important choices are.

Barney and his friends go trick-or-treating in the park.

When the kids decide to have a Dog Show in the park, BJ feels a little left out because he doesn't have a dog.

Barney tells the kids a Native American tale called "the Chase", showing them that working as a team is important.

Riff dreams of traveling to Mars, so he builds a rocket. The trip does not turn out so well, but Barney explains that Riff shouldn't give up dreaming.

Baby Bop learns what makes moms special.

Baby Bop learns that growing is a good thing.

Riff has a sore tooth, but he is afraid of the dentist.

After Marcos is scared to tell Melanie about her art show project that he has broken, Barney teaches him to always take responsibility for his friends' action.

The kids are painting pictures in the caboose and have signed their names, which leads to Barney telling them what names really mean. A new kid, Myra, is afraid that her name is too ordinary, but with help from Barney and her friends, everyone comes to realize how important names are and where they come from.

Barney and the kids board the "Magic Caboose" to take pretend trips to different countries.

BJ wants to become a great magician, but he does not want to practice. When he thinks he has turned his sister into a turtle, he learns that practice makes perfect.

Barney reminds BJ and Riff that Christmas is more than just getting presents.

Melanie misses the mailman when she wasn't getting her Christmas letter to him on time, so Barney takes her on a trip to Santa's workshop at the North Pole to deliver her Christmas wish list to Santa.

After Tracy's mother can't take the kids to the zoo, Riff uses stuffed animals and musical instruments to mimic animals sounds to create a "Musical Zoo".

After Baby Bop promises Ryan to watch his pet frog, Barney tells her the story of "The Princess and the Frog" to remind her to always keep her promises.

With the help of their imaginations, the kids explore all types of travel using cardboard boxes.

Note: First episode since "My Friends, The Doctor and the Dentist" to have the full 30-minute runtime.

Baby Bop sees a half-moon and thinks the moon is broken. Barney takes her to see the Man in the Moon.

When Daniel thinks that he is too little to do anything right, Barney tells him a version of the King Arthur legends, where Arthur pulls the sword out of a sandbox.

Barney tells Riff the story of his great-great-grandfather Riffle, a sheriff who took on an outlaw named Bossy Bop.

Melanie decides to help Grace's food drive by putting on a movie premiere with a canned food admission price.

When many different balls disappear without a trace, BJ is determined to find the mysterious thief.

Layla feels disappointed with her culture, despite the fact that it is her birthday. With a little help from Barney, she goes on a trip to Lebanon and learns more about her heritage.

BJ learns a lesson about bragging when he tells everyone that he, as Captain Pickles, can leap over the moon. Baby Bop has some serious doubts about who is the greatest superhero. Barney then helps BJ learn the importance of being honest.

Barney, Baby Bop, BJ, and the kids are planning a Sports Day in the park. When Barney and Baby Bop meet Jill, a new friend who is too shy to participate, Barney explains that Jill might just need a little encouragement to join the fun.

Barney teaches that not everyone can tell from the outside what someone might be like on the inside. He does it by telling a story about a dragon that wasn't at all what others thought she was. The villagers were afraid of her, but it turns out, she was not scary at all and was a very nice dragon who liked to knit socks and drink tea.

Monty passes through the park with a flock of friends on their way to Mexico. When Monty gets left behind by his insect friends and family, Barney takes everyone on a visit to Mexico, where Baby Bop will say goodbye to her butterfly friend.

Note: This episode is a shortened version of the "Let's Go on Vacation" DVD.

Barney's excited to find out that Rusty's family is adopting a new baby girl from China; however, Rusty feels differently. He isn't sure if he's going to be a good brother, and he doesn't know much about China. Barney takes him, BJ, and Baby Bop on an adventure to China where he can learn more about his new sister's heritage. By the time he returns to the park, Rusty excitedly meets his new baby sister and realizes he will be the best big brother ever.

When Ben arrives too late to get a pony ride, he must learn how to wait the hard way. He's always wanted a horse and now it looks as if he's missed his opportunity. Barney then takes him to Spain where they meet a dancing horse named Regalo. Ben and Barney return to the park just in time for Ben to finally get a pony ride.

Emma is frustrated with a school project about her family and cannot play soccer with Joshua. Noticing that her ancestors are from Venice, Barney takes her to Italy to learn more about her family's culture. They take a gondola ride, learn about Italian food, and make special masks.

Barney, Baby Bop, and BJ are helping the park kids get ready for a school play. When Barney tells everyone that putting on shows began in Greece, they want to go visit. While there, they meet some friends and decide to put on a play in an amphitheatre. Barney knows a great story that originated in Greece called King Midas. By the end of the day, everyone has experienced another country and have learned that wanting too much is not a good thing.

The kids are having a yard sale, getting rid of old toys, books and clothes. Kioko shows up holding a prized possession which is a music box from Switzerland. By accident, Ben includes the music box in a cardboard box of yard sale items and the music box is sold. Kioko is sad and Ben wants to make things right, so he and Barney travel to Switzerland in search of a replacement gift. While there, they sample Swiss food, customs and games, but no music box. Luckily, when Ben returns, the music box has returned.

When the kids find a mysterious, colorful egg in the park, Barney takes them on a trip to Kenya to try to find out what kind of animal could have laid the egg. While in Kenya, they meet Ayira who introduces them to many people, cultures and animals of Kenya.

Barney takes the kids to Hawaii on a quest for a bird of paradise. While there, they meet some friends, learn new Hawaiian words, make a Hawaiian lei and dance a hula. Eventually, Barney and his friends find a bird of paradise, which was not really a bird, but a flower pretending to be one.

Emma wants to paint an award-winning painting for the Art In The Park Show, but she is just not satisfied with her artwork. Barney then takes her to France to learn how to paint from his friend, Pierre. While there, they learn about France and how to paint by following their heart.

It's Earth Day, but Ben is wasting paper while BJ is not too concerned about cutting down a tree to make room for a new playground. After a trip to the rainforest and a meeting with Mother Nature, everyone learns the importance of taking care of people's world. As Earth Day comes to an end, Barney reminds them all that taking good care of people's Earth is the natural thing to do for everyone.

Note: This episode is a shortened version of the "Barney's Jungle Friends" special.