Barney & Friends

While Barney and the children wait for Mr. Boyd’s new fountain to be delivered, they take time to explore and enjoy all areas of the park.

Barney, Baby Bop and the kids learn about “on” and “off” while playing games together.

The children are bringing toys to the park to donate to Mr. Boyd’s toy drive. They decide to have fun playing with some of the toys one last time.

Mario is trying to write his very own fairytale, but he needs everyone’s help exploring the world of fairytales so he can get ideas for his story.

It’s a hot day in the park and throughout the day, Barney and the children learn about hot and cold.

When Sarah accidentally spills red paint into blue paint, a mess turns into a ‘perfectly purple’ day.

Beth is tired because she stayed up late at a sleepover, so they decide to have their own sleepover inside the caboose.

An impromptu ‘toy piano’ concert in the park leads to a pair of surprises in the caboose—a previously unseen piano and Bingo the dog apparently playing the piano.

After a brief misunderstanding, BJ realizes that he does have many special friends. The kids present him with a surprise they made especially for him to show they really care.

While playing a game of Hide and Seek in the park, Baby Bop realizes that she can’t be the one to count to ten because she doesn’t know how—so Barney and the kids jump right in to help her.

Nick can’t help but notice that he’s always the littlest. Barney assures him that he’s growing a little bigger, and together they have fun discovering BIG and little things around them.

The kids are excited about an International Fair being held in the park.

Barney and the kids have a fun, safe day playing together. They create a neighborhood of block buildings and figures representing favorite neighborhood places, friends and community helpers.

Barney and his friends join forces to help Nick with his homework and have fun at the same time!

Mario and BJ enjoy playing with their special toy cars in the park. After a pretend ride in Barney’s imaginary car, the kids have fun playing with some toy cars and busses in the caboose.

Today it seems that everyone in Barney’s world is mad. Barney encourages all of his young friends to find good ways to express and deal with their angry moments.

Every day with Barney is fun—but today is stuuu-PENDously special: it’s Barney’s birthday! His friends decide to throw a party.

Barney and the children spend the day preparing for a performance for their friends in the park.

The children have worked together to make a new birdhouse—but when Barney arrives, they learn that the lucky bird will be having lots of company.