Barney's World

David's feeling too quiet to play heroes the same way as Mel and Vivie. Barney helps Mel and Vivie recognize that there's value in all different styles of play and David's chosen power of quiet observation ends up saving the day.

When Mel's in a bad mood, she has a hard time finding the "happy" in anything. Barney's magical scavenger hunt leads Mel to discover that searching for and focusing on things you're grateful for can make you feel better.

During a picnic in the park, Mel does not take into account the environment around her; Barney transforms children into butterflies who can talk to plants and animals; Mel learns that it is important to respect and care for nature.

Vivie's upset when her painting gets ruined so Barney takes the kids on a high-seas adventure to help Vivie learn healthy ways to manage big feelings.

Mel is frustrated that her arm isn't as strong as it used to be after she gets her cast off, so Barney whips up an adventure in the enchanted forest that helps her realize that it's okay for some things to take time.

When Vivie feels ignored, she fakes an injury and Barney helps her learn the importance in speaking up for herself.

An imaginative game encourages Mel to embrace the abilities of her recently-broken arm.

When Mel breaks her arm, she’s away from the park while she recovers and her friends do something nice to show her how much they missed her.

Mel's pretzel is eaten by a pigeon and Barney sets out on an adventure on the high seas to find another, but everything goes wrong when Captain Mel doesn't listen to her crew; Mel realizes that it is important to listen to others when in a team.

Vivie gets frustrated that she's not immediately good at soccer so Barney shows her how practice can help make her better.