History Heartwarming / BarneyAndFriends

* "A Welcome Home":
* "On the Move": In the episode, Derek and Tina (who have left the show after season 2) are coming back for a visit and the gang wants to make them a special memory book as a going-away gift. The subplot involves a new boy named Kenneth, who worries that he won't make any new friends until he meets BJ, who makes him feel better. Later, when Derek and Tina arrive and are introduced to Kenneth, Barney gives the duo their gift and reveals that the addition he included were photographs of scenes from episodes of Season 2. The group takes one last photograph with Derek and Tina and Barney gives the photo to Kenneth to include in the memory book his new friends had made for him.

* In ''Waiting for Mr. MacRooney'', Robert is waiting for Mr. MacRooney, the mail carrier, to arrive. His cousin, Mateo, has promised him a special surprise and, in the past, it has always come by mail. When Mr. MacRooney arrives, he has something for everyone but Robert. Luckily, Robert is happily surprised when his cousin Mateo shows up in person for a visit.

* Luci's guest appearance in "The Exercise Circus".

* In the episode "When I Grow Up...", Shawn fears about growing up and having a job until Barney and the kids show him all the different and fun future careers. What makes this episode the most touching and memorable is the ending: Shawn is no longer scared of being an adult, but now he only has one fear: that he can't be friends with Barney anymore when he grows up. The purple dino gently reassures him otherwise, claiming that no matter how big Shawn gets, they'll always be friends "forever and ever". Just thinking about this fact without even watching the episode shows not only what actually does make Barney likeable, but also shows that anyone can love Barney, no matter how old you are.

* A Very Special Delivery. The entire episode.

* In the episode "When I Grow Up...", Shawn fears about growing up and having a job until Barney and the kids show him all the different and fun future careers. What makes this episode the most touching and memorable is the ending: Shawn is no longer scared of being an adult, but now he only has one fear: that he can't be friends with Barney anymore when he grows up. The purple dino gently reassures him otherwise, claiming that no matter how big Shawn gets, they'll always be friends "forever and ever". Just thinking about this fact without even watching the episode shows not only how caring and kind Barney is, but also shows that anyone can love Barney, no matter how old you are.

* Derek and Michael spend a whole episode arguing over who gets to keep a picture they made together. They bury the hatchet, and give it to Tosha.

* My Family's Right For Me. The entire episode.

* For people the song doesn't [[BerserkButton annoy]], ''I Love You'' is a [[IncrediblyLamePun heartwarming]] song.

* The song [[http://youtu.be/ES7a1oc6L9E?t=20s Friends Are Forever]]. This song is sung by Michael and Amy's mother and the song is about how friendships will last forever, when they're make-believe. This is a heartwarming/tearjerker song because it portrays the almost sad idea that a friend might and will eventually leave. That's why imagination and pretend is so important because your make-believe friends will last forever.

* The song [[http://youtu.be/ES7a1oc6L9E?t=20s Friends Are Forever]]. This song is sung by Michael and Amy's mother and the song is about how friendships will last forever, when they're make-believe. This is a heartwarming/tearjerker song because it portrays the almost sad idea that a friend might and will eventually leave. That's why imagination and pretend is so important because your make-believe friends will last forever.
** According to the Barney Wiki, there's a season 3 home video where Barney sings an alternate version of this song to the kids about Stella the Storyteller. It's from a video called "Barney's Friendship Day!" but for the life of me, I can't find any footage. If it does exist, then that would be a crowning moment of heartwarming.

** According to the Barney Wiki, there's a home video where Barney sings an alternate version of this song to the kids about Stella the Storyteller. It's from a video called "Barney's Friendship Day!" but for the life of me, I can't find any footage. If it does exist, then that would be a crowning moment of heartwarming.

** Here's the song in the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAyRHIDJgWk cd album.]] This troper had just heard it for the first time and now I can't stop crying.

* The song "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xrIZBFIoEc It's Good To Be Home."]]

* The song "It's Good To Be Home."

* ''Everyone is Special'', which describes that [[BeYourself being yourself]] is wonderful, fufills the same niche as ''Someone to Love You Forever,'' but in a more upbeat tempo.

** Kathy ([[SheIsAllGrownUp as a teen]]) and Linda's duet of ''Me and My Teddy'' (known to be Kathy's trademark song) in the same video.

* From "Sing and Dance With Barney:"

All Present: [[UndyingLoyalty You can always count on us!]]
** Kathy ([[SheIsAllGrownUp as a teen]]) and Linda's duet of ''Me and My Teddy'' (known to be Kathy's trademark song) in the same video

* When she doesn't know what to give Barney for his birthday, Kathy offers him her teddy. [[spoiler: He declines the gift, telling Kathy that while presents are nice, she already gave Barney the best gift of all: "[[ThePowerOfLove the gift of love]]."]]

Jason: I said,*signing* "I love you, Barney".

* Derek and Michael spend a whole episode arguing over who gets to keep a picture. They bury the hatchet, and give it to Tosha.
* Kathy tries to give Barney her teddy for her birthday.
* The season finale has Barney sharing a gift that will always show him someone special. It's a mirror.