Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: January 22, 2001
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 106
Networks: Disney Channel
Genres: Kids, Animation, Family

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The Book of Pooh(2001)

TMDB Rating: 6.7 (18 votes)

Overview

The Book of Pooh is an American television series that aired on the Disney Channel. It is the third television series to feature the characters from the Disney franchise based on A. A. Milne's works; the other two were the live-action Welcome to Pooh Corner and the animated The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh which ran from 1988-1991. It premiered on February 9, 2001, and completed its run on July 8, 2003. The show is produced by Shadow Projects, and Playhouse Disney. This is the first Pooh show where Jim Cummings voices Tigger filling in for the late Paul Winchell. It was shown in U.K on a Channel 5 Block known as 'Milkshake!' as well as Playhouse Disney. It's run on Milkshake! ended around 2006 to 2007.

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Season 1

52 episodes • 2001

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Best Wishes, Winnie the Pooh	Jan 22, 2001
2	Double Time	Jan 22, 2001
3	Are You Me?	Jan 22, 2001
4	Rabbit's Happy Birthday Party	Jan 22, 2001
5	Circumference = Pirate's 'Arre' Squared	Jan 23, 2001
6	Pooh's To Do	Jan 23, 2001
7	Pigletry	Jan 24, 2001
8	Dinosnores	Jan 24, 2001
9	I Came, I Sowed, I Conked It	Jan 25, 2001
10	I Get a Cake Out of You	Jan 25, 2001
11	Whooo Dunnit?	Jan 26, 2001
12	Biglet	Jan 26, 2001
13	I Could Have Laughed All Night	Jan 27, 2001
14	'X' Spots the Mark	Jan 27, 2001
15	My Gloomy Valentine	Jan 28, 2001
16	Mr. Narrator	Jan 28, 2001
17	Vegetable of Contents	Jan 29, 2001
18	A Welcome to Beat the Band With	Jan 29, 2001
19	Owl's Book	Jan 30, 2001
20	Tigger's Autobiography	Jan 30, 2001
21	You Can Lead Eeyore to Books	Mar 12, 2001
22	The Spice of Life	Mar 12, 2001
23	Mr. Narrator	Mar 19, 2001
24	Honey Glazed Hamlet	Mar 19, 2001
25	Bee-Friended	Mar 26, 2001
26	The Nightmare	Mar 26, 2001
27	A Win Who Won Situation	Apr 2, 2001
28	Best Wishes, Winnie the Pooh	Apr 2, 2001
29	Biglet	Apr 9, 2001
30	Home Very Sweet Home	Apr 9, 2001
31	Don Pooh-Xote	Apr 16, 2001
32	Beastly Burden	Apr 16, 2001
33	It's A Bird? Yes!	Apr 23, 2001
34	A Breezy Little Story	Apr 23, 2001
35	The Small Wonders	Apr 30, 2001
36	Are You Me?	Apr 30, 2001
37	Night of the Brussels Sprout	May 7, 2001
38	I Could Have Laughed All Night	May 7, 2001
39	Take Me to What River?	May 14, 2001
40	My Gloomy Valentine	May 14, 2001
41	The Words Are Out	May 21, 2001
42	Brain Drain	May 21, 2001
43	Pleas and Thank-You's	May 28, 2001
44	The Rumor Millstone	May 28, 2001
45	Busy as a Spelling Bee	Jun 4, 2001
46	Up in the Air Junior Bird Donkey	Jun 4, 2001
47	Tigger's Replacement	Apr 1, 2002
48	Over the Hill	Apr 1, 2002
49	Kessie Wises Up	Apr 2, 2002
50	Eeyore's Tailiversary	Apr 2, 2002
51	Greenhorn with a Green Thumb	Apr 3, 2002
52	Night of the Waking Tigger	Apr 3, 2002

Season 2

48 episodes • 2001

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Wood Without Pooh	Jul 14, 2001
2	Friends of a Different Stripe	Jul 14, 2001
3	Mother's of Invention	Jul 15, 2001
4	Once Upon a Happy Ending	Jul 15, 2001
5	Piglet's Perfect Party	Jul 16, 2001
6	A Wood Divided	Jul 16, 2001
7	Day of the Knights	Jul 23, 2001
8	Come as Eeyore	Jul 23, 2001
9	Bravehat	Jul 30, 2001
10	Scaredy Cat	Jul 30, 2001
11	On a Clear Day You Can Bounce Forever	Aug 6, 2001
12	The Best Day Ever	Aug 6, 2001
13	Roo Sticks	Aug 13, 2001
14	A Hundred Acre Scrapbook	Aug 13, 2001
15	Where the Heffalumps Roam	Aug 27, 2001
16	And A Good Time Was Had By All	Aug 27, 2001
17	What's News Tigger-Cat?	Sep 28, 2001
18	Pooh's 24 Hour Bug	Sep 28, 2001
19	The Book of Boo	Oct 1, 2001
20	The Best Laid Planets	Nov 13, 2001
21	Happy Harvest Hare	Nov 13, 2001
22	The Wishing Tree	Dec 3, 2001
23	Blue Ribbon Bunny	Dec 26, 2001
24	Under the Pig Top	Dec 26, 2001
25	The Terrific Talking Tomato	Mar 3, 2003
26	Kessie Flies For a Spell	Mar 3, 2003
27	Kessie Gets the Message	Mar 10, 2003
28	Map of the Wood	Mar 10, 2003
29	Chez Piglet	Mar 15, 2003
30	Pandora's Suggestion Box	Mar 15, 2003
31	Piglet's Inadvertent Adventure	Mar 15, 2003
32	The Power of the Pencil	Mar 15, 2003
33	The Stickiest Glue of All	Mar 17, 2003
34	A Smackeral in Every Pot	Mar 17, 2003
35	Do the Roo	Mar 24, 2003
36	Buck-A-Roo	Mar 24, 2003
37	The Bounce of a Lifetime	Apr 8, 2004
38	Hare and Share Alike	Apr 8, 2004
39	Could It Be Magic	Nov 1, 2004
40	Diary of a Mad Gardener	Nov 1, 2004
41	I Was the King of the Heffalumps	Nov 8, 2004
42	Tigger's Club	Nov 8, 2004
43	Enter Braying	Nov 15, 2004
44	Weather or Not	Nov 15, 2004
45	The Case of the Disappeared Donkey	Nov 22, 2004
46	The Littlest Dinosnore	Nov 22, 2004
47	The Great Honey Pot	Nov 29, 2004
48	Paging Piglet	Nov 29, 2004

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Season 3

6 episodes • TBA

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Bounce of a Lifetime	TBA
2	Hare and Share Alike	TBA
3	Kessie Gets a Message	TBA
4	Map of the Wood	TBA
5	The Terrific Talking Tomato	TBA
6	Kessie Flies for a Spell	TBA

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