History WesternAnimation / TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh

* SpitTake: Piglet in "My Hero"

* KnightOfCerebus: Crud of ''Cleanliness Is Next To Impossible'' is a pretty comedic villain by normal standards, but placed in a ''Winnie The Pooh'' feature, he makes for a blatantly darker tone than most of the light heartedness of the series.

* ReplacedTheThemeTune: Downplayed. The same theme was used throughout the series, however later episodes used a rerecorded variant. Also while earlier episodes used a short orchestral variant for the ending credits, later episodes used an instrumental version of the full opening theme.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Compared this one to the original featurettes, and more to the later movies and shows such as ''My Friends Tigger and Pooh'' this show has surprisingly many dark and scary moments, even if most of them have a distinct comical undertone. This is probably as Dark And Edgy as you'll ever see Winnie the Pooh.

* ForeignRemake: The cartoon counts as one. In 1977, ''Series/{{Jackanory}}'' aired original WinnieThePooh stories on CBBC (who also aired NoddysToylandAdventures and {{Pingu}}), but when this was first broadcast Creator/TheBBC could not believe their eyes! They were surprised at how Disney bought the rights to the protagonist! They were originally going to broadcast him on CBBC, but they didn't like how many superstitions there were, and thus, the cartoon aired on ITV.

* SurvivalMantra: Subverted in "Knight for a Day" with Piglet chanting "I am ''not'' brave, I am ''not'' brave..."

* ForeignRemake: The cartoon counts as one. In 1977, {{Jackanory}} aired original WinnieThePooh stories on CBBC (who also aired NoddysToylandAdventures and {{Pingu}}), but when this was first broadcast TheBBC could not believe their eyes! They were surprised at how Disney bought the rights to the protagonist! They were originally going to broadcast him on CBBC, but they didn't like how many superstitions there were, and thus, the cartoon aired on ITV.

* TheOtherDarrin: Halfway through the show's run, JimCummings, already voicing Pooh, replaced Paul Winchell as Tigger as well. (Winchell was very much still alive at that point and returned to voice Tigger in ''Pooh's Grand Adventure''.)

''TheNewAdventures of Franchise/WinnieThePooh'' is a Disney animated TV series in the style of the original ''Disney/TheManyAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'', the second ''Franchise/WinnieThePooh'' television series. It ran originally started in January 1988 on The Disney Channel, moving to ABC in September of that same year and airing new episodes until October 1991, while reruns aired until September 1993 and again from December 1995 until September 2002, including a Saturday morning spot on Disney's OneSaturdayMorning and also on Disney's Playhouse Disney block. It also had a number of VHS releases and was also featured on a number of [=DVDs=]. The show also twice won the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program.

* ActorAllusion: In "Sham Pooh," a mix up leads to all the characters acting like each other. Owl winds up thinking he's Pooh and acting like the real deal, which isn't too much of a stretch for his voice actor as Hal Smith was Pooh's voice actor as well in the early 1980's. Smith does do a pretty good job of differentiating his voice for Owl-as-Pooh compared to the regular one he used for Pooh.

--> Rabbit (buried under a pile of his ruined furniture and dishes): "Why does this always happen to ''me?"''