Playdate with Winnie the Pooh - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Tigger, Kanga and the Music Player
Winnie the Pooh brings a music box to his playdate with Tigger and Kanga. They're having a dance party!
Piglet and the Sleepover
Winnie the Pooh and Piglet bring their new sleeping bags to a playdate. They're having a sleepover at the Treehouse!
Eeyore and the Flying Disk
Winnie the Pooh brings a flying disc to his playdate with Eeyore; when Pooh Bear has to go home to eat and rest, Eeyore feels sad.
Rabbit's Lemonade Stand
Winnie the Pooh brings a pitcher for his playdate with Rabbit. They're going to set up a lemonade stand!
Winnie the Pooh Bounces on a Trampoline
Winnie the Pooh brings a trampoline to his playdate with Tigger so they can bounce around together.
Eeyore and Trick or Treat
Pooh Bear takes Eeyore trick-or-treating for the first time! When they set out and trick-or-treat, Eeyore realizes there is a hole in his bag.
Rabbit, Bea Make a Jack-o'-Lantern
Winnie the Pooh joins Rabbit and Bea for their playdate. Rabbit has grown a pumpkin, and they will turn it into a jack-o'-lantern for Halloween!
Eeyore Plays Pirates
Winnie the Pooh brings a toy boat to his playdate with Eeyore so they can pretend to be pirates and send the boat down the creek in Hunny Hollow.
Piglet's Christmas Present
Kanga's Toy Plane
Tigger and Bea Play With Bubbles
Eeyore and the Surprise Party
When Pooh Bear brings an ice cream cake to the surprise party for Eeyore's birthday, the cake begins to melt!
Bea and the Toy Car
Winnie the Pooh brings hunny pots to his playdate with Bea so they can make an obstacle course for Bea's remote-control car!
Rabbit, the Caterpillar and Butterfly
Winnie the Pooh brings a flower to his playdate with Rabbit at the Honey Hollow and tells Rabbit about the fun he had playing with a caterpillar.
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