Welcome to Pooh Corner

This series was the only incarnation in the history of Disney's incarnations of Winnie the Pooh in which we could actually see the narrator aside from only hearing his voice. He would present each episode. The show would start off with him greeting the viewers "Welcome to Pooh Corner" and then relate what he was talking about to an event that occurred in the Hundred Acre Wood, the home of the Pooh characters, and then he would proceed to read from a book entitled Welcome to Pooh Corner. He would then narrate the episode acted out by the characters. The action was filmed before a blue screen, rather than using traditional sets (the same technique was used for Dumbo's Circus, another live-action/puppet series that ran on The Disney Channel).

Since the show was designed for The Disney Channel before it began airing commercials, there were no breaks for commercials. As a result, the show lasted a full thirty minutes. The main story ran about twenty minutes followed by two shorter segments. The first segment was a sing-along music video featuring one of nine songs, used over and over throughout the show's run. These songs were written by the Oscar-winning Sherman Brothers who had provided the majority of the Winnie the Pooh music over the years. The Sherman Brothers also wrote the show's theme song, using the music from the original Winnie-the-Pooh theme song from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, albeit with a slightly altered tempo.

The last segment of the show was a presentational arts and crafts demonstration that took place at the Thoughtful Spot. One of the cast members would speak to the narrator, looking directly into the camera, while they showed the viewers at home how to make something.

When the series first started out, the narrator was seen sitting in a small library. As the series progressed, he is moved into a small playroom which eventually is seen having plush versions of Pooh and his friends.

1. The Fastest Rabbit in the Wood
2. The Long, Long Walk
3. Roo Gets Lost
4. The Fastest Does Not Win the Race
5. Carrots, Carrots and More Carrots
6. Pooh and His Friends Switch Places
7. Almost Perfect Picnic
8. Pooh Forgets to Remember
9. Treasures Island
10. Eeyore Goes Exploring
11. You Need a Friend
12. Eeyore Solves A Problem
13. Piglet Cares for a Carrot
14. Pooh Gets a Turn
15. A Brand New Sign
16. Mystery of the Missing Tail
17. Dress Up Day
18. Pooh Corner On Parade
19. Pooh Shows Tigger A Bright Side
20. Kanga and Roo Learn Where Home Is
21. Now You See It
22. It Must Be Summer
23. Feelings
24. Practice Makes Perfect
25. Piglet Learns to Swing
26. Rabbit's Treasure Hunt
27. Heat Wave
28. Big Little Piglet
29. Surprise, Surprise
30. Pooh Builds a Bee House
31. Tale of a Tail
32. When I Was Younger
33. Rabbit Wins One for the Tigger
34. Hi Neighbor
35. Pooh and His Friends Take Pot Luck
36. Piglet Finds Out Who His Friends Are
37. All Fall Down
38. Tigger Takes A Fall
39. Bright Idea
40. Singing Helps the Work Along
41. There's No Place Like Owl's Place
42. A House of a Different Color
43. Pooh Cleans Up
44. Wishing
45. Happy Birthday, Roo
46. Hello, Hello There
47. Piglet's Secret Place is Safe
48. Eeyore Talks to Himself
49. Owl Has A Party For His Auntiversary
50. Clouds
51. Pooh Corner Singing Society
52. Iceboat Cometh
53. Eeyore Joins the Band
54. Rabbit and Eeyore Do a Good Deed
55. Pooh Goes Boom
56. Pooh Learns to Remember
57. The Pooh Scouts
58. Rabbit's Cousin
59. Song of Eeyore
60. Roo's Great Adventure
61. Sleepytime Tigger
62. Pooh Makes a Trade
63. Don't Quit
64. Little Things
65. Home is Better
66. Handyman Tigger
67. The Old Swimming Hole
68. Brighten Your Corner
69. A House is Blown Down
70. Fine-Feathered Friend
71. Many Things: Lost and Found
72. Tigger Finds A Hobby
73. "Spaghetti, Spaghetti, Spaghetti"
74. The Great Kite Race
75. Let's Pretend
76. Piglet Lends A Helping Hand
77. To Be A Friend
78. Poor Eeyore
79. It Must Be Fall
80. Doing What I Do Best
81. Day for Knights
82. Stay at Home Adventure
83. Safety First
84. Look Around, Look Around
85. Be of Good Cheer
86. Piglet Sings Out
87. Eeyore's Island
88. Pooh Corner Carnival
89. A Bicycle Built for Five
90. Eeyore's Costume Party
91. Piglet Sees Spots
92. My Echo and I
93. The Man in the Moon is a Tigger
94. A Swing for Eeyore
95. Do It Now
96. Butterflies Tigger
97. Strawberry Time
98. Eeyore's Gift
99. Pooh Corner School
100. Snow Falls on Pooh Corner
101. Pooh and His Friends Play Follow the Leader
102. "The Iceboat Cometh"
103. Pooh Borrows Trouble
104. Piglet's Slumber Party
105. Rabbit Learns to Share
106. A Mysterious Noise Keeps Piglet Awake
107. Piglet Pride
108. Pooh Scouts Campout
109. Very Beautiful Day
110. Eeyore's Tea Party
111. The Great Outdoors
112. Rules of the Game
113. There's A Party Going Round
114. It Must Be Spring
115. Tigger's Day Off

• Laurie Main - Narrator

• Hal Smith - Winnie the Pooh and Owl
• Will Ryan - Rabbit and Tigger
• Ron Gans - Eeyore
• Phil Baron - Piglet
• Diana Hale - Kanga
• Kim Christianson - Roo
• John Walker - additional voice

• Robin Frederick
• Joe Giamalva
• Patty Maloney
• Ronald Mangham
• Norman Herrill Jr.
• Mark Sawyer
• Frank Groby
• Clancy Gorewit

• Will Ryan
• Phil Baron

The songs were written by the Academy Award-winning songwriting duo of Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman. The Sherman Brothers also wrote the majority of the well known Winnie the Pooh songs, including "The Wonderful Thing about Tiggers" and "Heffalumps and Woozles" from the 1960s, and in 2000 wrote the score to The Tigger Movie.

• "Welcome to Pooh Corner Theme Song"
• "Try a Little Something New" (Rabbit's Song); is sung by Rabbit. It is about how Rabbit deals with his "naughty habits" of 'mundanity and stagnation.' The song was re-written for the later 1999 VHS production, Sing a Song with Pooh Bear, in which Tigger and Owl perform it as a duet.
• "Just Say, 'Yes I Can' " (Eeyore's Song)
• "You're the Only You" (Tigger's song); is his personal "theme song" specifically for this series, as opposed to his widely accepted theme song in reference to the Pooh franchise as a whole, "The Wonderful Thing about Tiggers" (also written by the Sherman Brothers). In the song, he asserts that "the wonderful thing about Tiggers is: I'm the only one".
• "I Hum to Myself" (Piglet's Song); is about how Piglet deals with his fears by humming to himself.
• "The Right Side" (Pooh's Song); was originally written in 1961 or 1962 as part of the Sherman Brothers' score for Mary Poppins. In the song, Pooh explains how he makes the best out of a bad situation.
• "Responsible Persons" (Owl's Song)
• "Be A Buddy, Be A Pal" (Tigger and Roo's Song)
• "Please and Thank-You" (Pooh and Piglet's Song)
• "It's What's on the Inside That Matters" (Rabbit/Tigger and Piglet Song)
• "Smile When You Say That" (Rabbit/Tigger and Piglet Song)
• "Clouds" (Rabbit and Eeyore's Song)
• "Trees" (Tigger and Owl's Song)
• "Tiggers Go Up and Down" (Tigger)
• "The Tigger Strut" (Tigger, with the Pooh Corner Band)
• "Mr. Song and Dance" (Eeyore, with the Pooh Corner Band)
• Welcome to Pooh Corner Closing Song
• "Stay Cool, Calm and Collective" (Roo and Robert) In the episode "The Long, Long Walk", Rabbit's brother comes to visit the 100 Acre Wood. But when Rabbit asks Roo to show Robert around, the kangaroo and the rabbit's brother sing this song while lost in the woods about being brave when something scary happens as you get lost.
• "Halloween" (all) In this song, all the characters explain what happens on Halloween night like dressing up in costumes, going to parties and Trick-Or-Treating for candy.

• Welcome to Pooh Corner on IMDb