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I bambini in età prescolare sono tra coloro che hanno reso questo dinosauro viola di sei piedi un personaggio amato e un'icona giocattolo. Barney ha aiutato i giovani a imparare canzoni e modi per andare d'accordo.

Join Barney and his friends as they share all the cherished memories over the past 20 years.

BJ is surprised to learn that "The Land of Mother Goose" truly exists. Several Mother Goose characters have come to ask for help; parts of their rhymes are missing! Baby Bop can't wait to see what's in the box that Barney, BJ, Riff and some children are wrapping. Barney tells a story while they wait. And Baby Bop realizes that sometimes waiting is a good thing!

BJ accidentally loses the dog he's sitting for, so Barney and his friends work together to find it. BJ discovers having a pet is a much bigger responsibility than he ever expected. When Baby Bop's favorite teddy bear is torn, Vet Barney and Vet Riff are there to help her out.

Baby Bop has trouble following the rules and taking turns while playing games. Barney and Riff help her see that rules make games fun for everyone! When BJ hurts his toe while pretending to be Captain Pickles, he doesn't want to rest in the caboose. Barney reminds him of the wonderful world of books. The dinos decide to write their own book...based on the exciting adventures of Captain Pickles!

Baby Bop isn't satisfied with the things she can do. She wants to play the piano keyboard like Riff and roller skate like Barney. Nobody can cheer her up, until she unexpectedly gets the whole park dancing - and realizes there are things she can do! When the kids unintentionally leave a boy in a wheelchair out of their play, Barney steps in to help. Everyone feels excluded sometimes...even Barney!

It's Barney's birthday and there are surprises around every corner. Riff worries that his handmade gift won't be good enough, but Barney knows the best gift of all is one that comes from the heart. Meanwhile Baby Bop is practicing her marching because she will be joining a real marching rhythm band. But she's having trouble keeping a beat. Barney and his friends help her find the rhythm.

Barney and his friends learn about love and relationships the "heart" way as they make a "Friends and Family Tree." Fun songs and games show that good manners, sharing, taking turns, being helpful, and showing kindness are all ways of being nice to people we love and care about.

Happy, mad, or sad, Barney and his friends discover that feelings aren't bad. The children have fun making masks to show what they're feeling on the inside. While Baby Bop and BJ learn how to talk about their feelings after an argument. Everyone finds their feelings change while singing, dancing, exercising, and being with friends.

Safety first! After learning about fire safety when a firefighter visits the caboose, Barney and his friends are inspired to do a little "safety inspection" of their own. Baby Bop helps her teddy bear take a bath, BJ's accident shows why you should only skate outside, and saying "be careful" is a good way to tell someone how much you love them!

Barney takes to the skies! After finding a paper airplane and pretending to fly like airplanes, Barney and his friends use their imaginations to build an airplane. When they find just the right costumes to wear, they're ready to let their creativity fly!

Barney brings the music! Making their own musical instruments, Barney and his friends enjoy the thrill of becoming a real life marching band! They learn about many different instruments that bring music to your ears!

The children in the park invite Barney to join them for a race. BJ and Baby Bop show him several ways to get ready for the big race by warming up and stretching. When BJ starts to feel sick after eating too many sweets, he lies down. Dreaming about a land where he eats as many sweets as he wants, BJ ends up with a big stomachache. Glad it was just a dream; BJ realizes he wants a healthy snack.

"Simon Says" Barney has a fun time playing with the children in the park. As Baby Bop, BJ, and the children learn ways to move their bodies through dancing, playing games, and acting out "The Tortoise and the Hare." Get moving and grooving with Barney and his friends!

Oh baby! Oh baby! Barney and his friends help David learn about new babies and how to be a big brother after David's baby brother arrives.

Riff accidentally drops his good lucky medal, and that makes him so mad at it for losing it! Barney hears Riff crying and moaning as he calms him down to let him know that it's around here somewhere! When Riff cannot find his good lucky medal anywhere, he thought he won't be able to play games at the Shapes Carnival in the park. Barney and his friends show Riff he doesn't need his medal to have fun at all! After it rains, Baby Bop spies a beautiful rainbow. When the others come to see it...it's gone. Baby Bop is very disappointed, so Barney and the others paint their own rainbow. When it starts to rain again, the homemade rainbow collapses and gets it all ruined! Luckily, the real life beautiful rainbow appears again!

After seeing some big construction machines roll by, Barney and his friends are inspired to build a castle made of boxes. Exploring the ways things are built and the big machines and tools used to build them, Barney builds in the fun!

Time for a check-up! Barney helps his friends discover the world of doctors and dentists as they learn about healthy habits like brushing teeth, getting checkups, eating healthy foods and getting exercise.

Jamal has never danced before and is too shy to try. On the day of the big dance party, Barney and his friends introduce Jamal to many kinds of dances from hip hop to Native American to ballet. With Barney's help, Jamal finds his groove and has fun dancing! Barney tells Baby Bop the story of "The Princess Without a Song to Sing." Baby Bop imagines herself as the princess trying to find her unique song.

Barney has a tee-rific surprise for BJ and Baby Bop. Cousin Riff is moving to town! Riff amazes everyone with his awesome musical abilities. When Barney suggests that they put on a show, Riff becomes shy - he's never performed in a show before. With encouragement from Barney, Riff joins in and does what he knows best - making music!

Baby Bop learns about fun things to do in winter, and she expectantly waits for the first snowfall; B.J. discovers fun things to do in the summertime, including relaxing activities.

BJ brings his toy airplane to the park. When curiosity gets the best of Riff, he ends up taking the toy airplane apart to see how it works, and he really needs help remembering putting it back together! Luckily, BJ isn't mad at all and shows Riff how to put the plane back together. Meanwhile, Baby Bop is having fun playing with her homemade boat. But she really wants is to ride in a big boat. BJ and Riff build her quite the surprise!

BJ and Riff find a pirate map, but in order to find the treasure, they have to be able to count. Since Baby Bop has not learned to count yet, Barney offers to help teach her so she can participate. And Baby Bop discovers the greatest treasure in the world. Then it's time for a music concert in the park. As Riff works on his "one-man band," the others make posters for the show.

Baby Bop is sad she lost her pet caterpillar Monty. Barney and friends try to help her find him. When they discover Monty inside a chrysalis, everyone is excited to watch him become a butterfly! As BJ sets up a bug zoo in the caboose, Riff isn't sure he wants to be around bugs. When the park magically transforms into a theater with performing insects, Riff discovers that bugs don't bug him at all.

When Barney introduces shy Riff to some of his friends, Baby Bop ends up upset as the kids seem more impressed with Riff and his special talents. Barney helps Baby Bop discover there's more to being special than the things you can do. Then at the Art Festival in the park, BJ and Riff share some "musical art" and Baby Bop shares a painting of a very special friend...Barney!