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* FurryReminder: When ever Harmony would get very upset, she would swipe her paws with a sharp sound effect.
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* IAmSong: Cheer and Grumpy have “That’s The Way to Be”, in which they mention what each bear does according to their personalities.
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* SeriesGoal: Wonderheart’s is to find out what her belly badge does and to unlock its power.
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* FreakyFridayFlip: The premise of “Feeling Flu” has the bears and Beastly sans Harmony and Tenderheart catching the titular ailment that causes them to switch personalities.
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'''''Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot''''' is a CGI-animated series airing on Creator/TheHub based on the highly popular Franchise/CareBears franchise. The series premiered on June 2, 2012.
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* BreadEggsBreadedEggs: When Wonderheart Bear interviews Grumpy Bear, he tells her that he likes being alone and building stuff. And building stuff when he's alone.
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'''''Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot''''' is a CGI-animated series airing on Creator/TheHub based on the highly popular Franchise/CareBears franchise. The series premiered on June 2, 2012 and has been ordered for 26 episodes. The series follows in the vein of the previous ''WesternAnimation/CareBearsAdventuresInCareALot'' by featuring both episodes in which the Care Bears must help out real kids, but also includes those focusing solely on the bears themselves. The previously introduced character of Oopsy Bear has been eliminated, as well as the villain Grizzle and his robotic minions. The series instead features Beastly, a villainous minion from the 80s series, though he has become much more of a comic mischief-maker, accompanied by two little "Beasties." The series also restores Tenderheart Bear as the leader of the characters, and introduces a new young girl bear named Wonderheart Bear, Tenderheart's niece, a ConstantlyCurious bear who doesn't quite know what her belly badge does, though she's trying hard to learn. New episodes aired on Saturday mornings on The Hub and repeats were seen throughout the week. Episodes were presented in widescreen HD where available. Recent episodes could also viewed at The Hub's official website.
The series only lasted one season and after about a year with no new episodes, it was clear nothing new was in production. Hasbro's mismanagement of the Hub Network (and the franchise as a whole) effectively doomed the series, and in September 2014, it was announced that the network would become Creator/DiscoveryFamily and that that the show would be dropped completely from its line-up. This was soon followed by an [[http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/10/13/netflix-care-bears/ announcement]] that a [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins new]] ''[[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins Care Bears]]'' [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins series]] would be brought to Creator/{{Netflix}}, one featuring [[TheBusCameBack the Care Bear Cousins for the first time since the franchise was revived in 2000.]]
The series only lasted one season and after about a year with no new episodes, it was clear nothing new was in production. Hasbro's mismanagement of the Hub Network (and the franchise as a whole) effectively doomed the series, and in September 2014, it was announced that the network would become Creator/DiscoveryFamily and that that the show would be dropped completely from its line-up. This was soon followed by an [[http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/10/13/netflix-care-bears/ announcement]] that a [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins new]] ''[[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins Care Bears]]'' [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins series]] would be brought to Creator/{{Netflix}}, one featuring [[TheBusCameBack the Care Bear Cousins for the first time since the franchise was revived in 2000.]]
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'''''Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot''''' is a CGI-animated series airing on Creator/TheHub based on the highly popular Franchise/CareBears franchise. The series premiered on June 2, 2012 and has been ordered for 26 episodes. 2012.
The series follows in the vein of the previous ''WesternAnimation/CareBearsAdventuresInCareALot'' by featuring both episodes in which the Care Bears must help out real kids, but also includes those focusing solely on the bears themselves. The previously introduced character of Oopsy Bear has been eliminated, as well as the villain Grizzle and his robotic minions. The series instead features Beastly, a villainous minion from the [[WesternAnimation/CareBears1980s 80sseries, though he series]] who has become much more of a comic mischief-maker, accompanied by two little "Beasties." The series also restores Tenderheart Bear as the leader of the characters, characters and introduces a new young girl bear named Wonderheart Bear, Tenderheart's niece, Wonderheart Bear, a ConstantlyCurious bear who doesn't quite know what her belly badge does, though she's trying hard to learn. learn.
New episodes aired on Saturday morningson The Hub and repeats were seen throughout the week. Episodes week; episodes were presented in widescreen HD where available. Recent episodes could also viewed at The Hub's official website.
website. The series only lasted one season and of 26 episodes; after about a year with no new episodes, it was clear nothing new was in production. Hasbro's mismanagement of the Hub Network (and the franchise as a whole) effectively doomed the series, and series and, in September 2014, it was announced that the network would become Creator/DiscoveryFamily and that that Discovery Family, dropping the show would be dropped completely from its line-up. This was soon followed by an [[http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/10/13/netflix-care-bears/ announcement]] that a [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins new]] ''[[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins Care Bears]]'' [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins a new series]] would be brought to air on Creator/{{Netflix}}, one featuring [[TheBusCameBack the Care Bear Cousins for the first time since the franchise was revived in 2000.]]
The series follows in the vein of the previous ''WesternAnimation/CareBearsAdventuresInCareALot'' by featuring both episodes in which the Care Bears must help out real kids, but also includes those focusing solely on the bears themselves. The previously introduced character of Oopsy Bear has been eliminated, as well as the villain Grizzle and his robotic minions. The series instead features Beastly, a villainous minion from the [[WesternAnimation/CareBears1980s 80s
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* ScoobyDooHoax: In the episode ''Sleuth of Bears''. Guess who's the mythical "Scare Bear". It even comes complete with a villain-unmasking scene.
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* ScoobyDooHoax: In the The episode ''Sleuth of Bears''.Bears'' presents this trope wholesale. Guess who's the mythical "Scare Bear". It even comes complete with a villain-unmasking scene.
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The series only lasted one season and after about a year with no new episodes, it was clear nothing new was in production. Hasbro's mismanagement of the Hub Network (and the franchise as a whole) effectively doomed the series, and in September 2014, it was announced that the network would become Creator/DiscoveryFamily and that that the show will be dropped completely from it's line-up. This was soon followed by an [[http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/10/13/netflix-care-bears/ announcement]] that a [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins new]] ''[[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins Care Bears]]'' [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins series]] would be brought to Creator/{{Netflix}}, one featuring [[TheBusCameBack the Care Bear Cousins for the first time since the franchise was revived in 2000.]]
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The series only lasted one season and after about a year with no new episodes, it was clear nothing new was in production. Hasbro's mismanagement of the Hub Network (and the franchise as a whole) effectively doomed the series, and in September 2014, it was announced that the network would become Creator/DiscoveryFamily and that that the show will would be dropped completely from it's its line-up. This was soon followed by an [[http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/10/13/netflix-care-bears/ announcement]] that a [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins new]] ''[[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins Care Bears]]'' [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins series]] would be brought to Creator/{{Netflix}}, one featuring [[TheBusCameBack the Care Bear Cousins for the first time since the franchise was revived in 2000.]]
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* NoodleImplements: One of the pictures of the Bears' previous picture day in the episode ''Lazy Susan'' has Funshine puling on the tail of a goat while the other bears are fleeing, then followed by another of him lounging at the beach, ''piña colada'' in one hand, with a rather happy looking goat. No context or explanation for the latter picture was given.
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* NoodleImplements: NoodleIncident: One of the pictures of the Bears' previous picture day in the episode ''Lazy Susan'' has Funshine puling on the tail of a goat while the other bears are fleeing, then followed by another of him lounging at the beach, ''piña colada'' in one hand, with a rather happy looking goat. No context or explanation for the latter picture was given.
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* NoAntagonist: In about half the episodes so far, particularly those that focus on the Bears' issues or episodes that take place on Earth.
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'''''Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot''''' is a CGI-animated series airing on Creator/TheHub based on the highly popular Franchise/CareBears franchise. The series premiered on June 2, 2012 and has been ordered for 26 episodes. The series follows in the vein of the previous ''Care Bears: Adventures in Care-A-Lot'' by featuring both episodes in which the Care Bears must help out real kids, but also includes those focusing solely on the bears themselves. The previously introduced character of Oopsy Bear has been eliminated, as well as the villain Grizzle and his robotic minions. The series instead features Beastly, a villainous minion from the 80s series, though he has become much more of a comic mischief-maker, accompanied by two little "Beasties." The series also restores Tenderheart Bear as the leader of the characters, and introduces a new young girl bear named Wonderheart Bear, Tenderheart's niece, a ConstantlyCurious bear who doesn't quite know what her belly badge does, though she's trying hard to learn. New episodes aired on Saturday mornings on The Hub and repeats were seen throughout the week. Episodes were presented in widescreen HD where available. Recent episodes could also viewed at The Hub's official website.
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'''''Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot''''' is a CGI-animated series airing on Creator/TheHub based on the highly popular Franchise/CareBears franchise. The series premiered on June 2, 2012 and has been ordered for 26 episodes. The series follows in the vein of the previous ''Care Bears: Adventures in Care-A-Lot'' ''WesternAnimation/CareBearsAdventuresInCareALot'' by featuring both episodes in which the Care Bears must help out real kids, but also includes those focusing solely on the bears themselves. The previously introduced character of Oopsy Bear has been eliminated, as well as the villain Grizzle and his robotic minions. The series instead features Beastly, a villainous minion from the 80s series, though he has become much more of a comic mischief-maker, accompanied by two little "Beasties." The series also restores Tenderheart Bear as the leader of the characters, and introduces a new young girl bear named Wonderheart Bear, Tenderheart's niece, a ConstantlyCurious bear who doesn't quite know what her belly badge does, though she's trying hard to learn. New episodes aired on Saturday mornings on The Hub and repeats were seen throughout the week. Episodes were presented in widescreen HD where available. Recent episodes could also viewed at The Hub's official website.
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* NoodleImplements: One of the pictures of the Bears' previous picture day in the episode ''Lazy Susan'' has Funshine puling on the tail of a goat while the other bears are fleeing, then followed by another of him lounging at the beach, ''piña colada'' in one hand, with a rather happy looking goat. No context or explanation for the latter picture was given.
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* NoodleImplements: One of the pictures of the Bears' previous picture day in the episode ''Lazy Susan'' has Funshine puling on the tail of a goat while the other bears are fleeing, then followed by another of him lounging at the beach, ''piña colada'' in one hand, with a rather happy looking goat. No context for the picture was given.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: An easily overlooked one appears in the episode ''Night Bears'', where Wonderheart uses the phrase ''Take Heart!'' to activate her belly badge powers in her dream sequence. This would come back in the spinoff series WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins not only as the cousins' catch phrase, but is also an important indication of Wonderheart's belly badge powers.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: An easily overlooked one appears in the episode ''Night Bears'', where Wonderheart uses the phrase ''Take Heart!'' to activate her belly badge powers in her dream sequence. This would come back in the spinoff sequel series WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins not only as the cousins' catch phrase, but is also an important indication of Wonderheart's belly badge powers.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: An easily overlooked one appears in the episode ''Night Bears'', where Wonderheart uses the phrase ''Take Heart!'' to activate her belly badge powers in her dream sequence. This come back in the spinoff series WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins not only as the cousins' catch phrase, but is also an important indication of Wonderheart's belly badge powers.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: An easily overlooked one appears in the episode ''Night Bears'', where Wonderheart uses the phrase ''Take Heart!'' to activate her belly badge powers in her dream sequence. This would come back in the spinoff series WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins not only as the cousins' catch phrase, but is also an important indication of Wonderheart's belly badge powers.
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* MarshmallowDream: In the episode ''Night Bears'', Grumpy dreams that he has a bottomless pantry. The scene then fades back to reality, showing that Grumpy is actually invoking this trope.
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* MarshmallowDream: In the episode ''Night Bears'', Grumpy dreams that he has a bottomless pantry, and he starts feasting on the food in the pantry. The scene then fades back to reality, showing that Grumpy is actually invoking this trope.
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* MarshmallowDream: In the episode ''Night Bears'', Grumpy dreams that he has a bottomless pantry. The scene then fades back to reality, showing that Grumpy is actually invoking this trope.
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* SliceOfLife: Magical elements notwithstanding, of the stories are of this type.
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The series only lasted one season and after about a year with no new episodes, it was clear nothing new was in production. Hasbro's mismanagement of the Hub Network (and the franchise as a whole) effectively doomed the series, and in September 2014, it was announced that the network would become Creator/DiscoveryFamily and that that the show will be dropped completely from it's line-up. This was soon followed by an [[http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/10/13/netflix-care-bears/ announcement]] that a new ''Care Bears'' series [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins new]] ''[[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins Care Bears]]'' [[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAndCousins series]] would be brought to Creator/{{Netflix}}, one featuring [[TheBusCameBack the Care Bear Cousins for the first time since the franchise was revived in 2000.]]
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* HarmlessVillain: It seems as though Beastly was put in simply because it was felt a "villain" was needed, though even when he does show up, it's only comic mischief-making at best.
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* BunniesForCuteness: Wonderheart is cute as is. But her cuteness is enhanced by Floppy Bunny, her CompanionCube plush rabbit.
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The series only lasted one season and after about a year with no new episodes, it was clear nothing new was in production. Hasbro's mismanagement of the Hub Network (and the franchise as a whole) effectively doomed the series, and in September 2014, it was announced that the network would become Creator/DiscoveryFamily. This was soon followed by an [[http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/10/13/netflix-care-bears/ announcement]] that a new ''Care Bears'' series would be brought to Creator/{{Netflix}}, one featuring [[TheBusCameBack the Care Bear Cousins for the first time since the franchise was revived in 2000.]]
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* CastingGag: Jeff Gordon as the voice of a sports announcer. Jeff Gordon is the show's director, but he shares his name with the much more well-known NASCAR champion.
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* YesNoAnswerInterpretation: At the end of "Night Bears," Grumpy Bear asks Sweet Dreams Bear if she can send him again his dream with a never-ending food cabinet. She tells him to "Keep dreaming," leading him to ask if that's a yes or a no, and to start begging.
