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* WoodlandCreatures: Besides the bears, many other forest animals appear from time to time, usually accompanied with Charlie or Ranger Tabes.
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** Generally, putting clothing on them results in them enjoying their new life before said life becomes too much for them to [[JustForPun bear]].
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** Generally, putting clothing on them results in them enjoying their new life before said life becomes too much for them to [[JustForPun [[{{Pun}} bear]].
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It follows the adventures of three brothers, Grizzly, Panda, and Ice Bear, as they attempt to integrate themselves into the norms of human society in the San Francisco Bay Area. These brothers also happen to be a bunch of cave-dwelling, [[TalkingAnimal talking bears]].
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It follows the adventures of three brothers, Grizzly, Panda, Grizzly (Creator/EricEdelstein), Panda (Creator/BobbyMoynihan), and Ice Bear, Bear (Creator/DemetriMartin), as they attempt to integrate themselves into the norms of human society in the San Francisco Bay Area. These brothers also happen to be a bunch of cave-dwelling, [[TalkingAnimal talking bears]].
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** In "The Nom Nom Show", Panda mentions Nom Nom can't drink regular water. This is TruthInTelevision for koalas, as they can only ingest eucalyptus to the point water makes them sick.
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* AlternateSpeciesCounterpart: Tom, Griff, and Isaac (introduced in the episode "Panda's Friend") are human versions of Panda, Grizzly, and Ice Bear.
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* CloseEnoughTimeline: The episode "Charlie's Halloween Thing" features Charlie the Bigfoot telling three spooky stories. The last one involves Charlie finding a mechanical fortune teller and wishing to be human. Unfortunately, now his friends, the bears, have no memory of him. Charlie continues to make more wishes, but things get worse, until he eventually tries to undo all his wishes. He ends up in a reality where everything is the same, but the bears have miniature versions of themselves living in pouches in their stomachs. Charlie decides this is "close enough."
