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** In ''The Ghost from the Forest'' (adapted into the 80s TV series as "Bust a Ghost"), Papa Bear, Scout Leader Jane, and Mama Bear set these up. Subverted in that none of them had malicious intent; it was just a prank by Papa Bear to scare the cubs during a camping trip, and by Scout Leader Jane and Mama Bear to get back at Papa Bear.
** In the 80s TV episode "The Great Grizzly Comet," Bear Country is abuzz with the news of the Great Grizzly Comet, which only passes by Earth's atmosphere once every hundred years, will be visible one night. Papa Bear believes it will be a CometOfDoom, and then Little Green Bear aliens land in a flying saucer to warn them that [[ColonyDrop the Great Grizzly Comet will collide with Bear Country]], and as this news spreads around town, Raffish Ralph offers to buy the area while everyone evacuates the area. Brother and Sister Bear are suspicious about this (especially since Actual Factual had stated a few times there is no danger from the comet), and so they investigate and find out that the "Little Green Bears" are actually Weasel [=McGreed=] and three other henchweasels [[FullBodyDisguise disguised in full-body alien suits]] (albeit with their true hands visible) flying in an inflatable saucer, in a scheme Ralph had cooked up to take advantage of the comet hype. Luckily Bigpaw is able to help Brother and Sister in foiling Ralph and the weasels' plan.

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** In ''The Ghost from the Forest'' (adapted into the 80s TV series as "Bust a Ghost"), Papa Bear, Scout Leader Jane, and Mama Bear each set these up. Subverted in that none of them had malicious intent; it was just a prank by Papa Bear to scare the cubs during a camping trip, and by Scout Leader Jane and Mama Bear to get back at Papa Bear.
** In the 80s TV episode "The Great Grizzly Comet," Comet", Bear Country is abuzz with the news of the Great Grizzly Comet, which only passes by Earth's atmosphere once every hundred years, will be visible one night. Papa Bear believes it will be a CometOfDoom, and then Little Green Bear aliens land in a flying saucer to warn them that [[ColonyDrop the Great Grizzly Comet will collide with Bear Country]], and as this news spreads around town, Raffish Ralph offers to buy the area while everyone evacuates the area. Brother and Sister Bear are suspicious about this (especially since Actual Factual had stated a few times there is no danger from the comet), and so they investigate and find out that the "Little Green Bears" are actually Weasel [=McGreed=] and three other henchweasels [[FullBodyDisguise disguised in full-body alien suits]] (albeit with their true hands visible) flying in an inflatable saucer, in a scheme Ralph had cooked up to take advantage of the comet hype. Luckily Bigpaw is able to help Brother and Sister in foiling Ralph and the weasels' plan.



* SeverelySpecializedStore: ''The Big Honey Hunt'' (the very first book in the series) has Mama sending (or ''trying'' to send) Papa and Small Bear to the "Honey Store", which can be seen from the Bears' dining room window.



* SlowAndSteadyWinsTheRace: "The Big Road Race". See LastSecondShowoff above.
* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: Look at Brother in The New Baby. Kayaking, snorkeling, and all sorts of activities. The New School Year is post-Honey's birth (to the point where she's walking). Brother is in 3rd grade and Sister is in 1st. No way is Brother 2 in the first book, and no way is Sister 4 in the Bear Scout books.

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* SlowAndSteadyWinsTheRace: In "The Big Road Race". See LastSecondShowoff above.
Race", "Little Red" (Brother Bear)'s car may be slow, but he just keeps going anyway and ends up winning, due to the other drivers being eliminated through carelessness, sabotage or ego.
* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: Look at Brother in The ''The New Baby.Baby''. Kayaking, snorkeling, and all sorts of activities. The ''The New School Year Year'' is post-Honey's birth (to the point where she's walking). Brother is in 3rd grade and Sister is in 1st. No way is Brother 2 in the first book, and no way is Sister 4 in the Bear Scout books.



* TemptingFate: In ''The Berenstain Bears' Show'' episode "The Trojan Pumpkin", Papa Bear says "What possible harm could come from one tiny pumpkin seed?" Naturally, it turns out that the seed grows into a giant pumpkin made to house a war machine built by the weasels.

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* TemptingFate: In ''The Berenstain Bears' Bears Show'' episode "The Trojan Pumpkin", Papa Bear says "What possible harm could come from one tiny pumpkin seed?" Naturally, it turns out that the seed grows into a giant pumpkin made to house a war machine built by the weasels.



* SeverelySpecializedStore: One book features the "Honey Store".
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* SimilarItemConfusion: The 1987 episode "The Crystal Ball Caper" uses it twice. First, Raffish Ralph sneaks into Gran and Gramps' house and steals Gran's magic crystal ball from the bag it was kept in, substituting a nearly-identical crystal ball and taking the original to Weasel [=McGreed=]... only to discover he accidentally stole Gramps' bowling ball instead. Meanwhile, Gran discovers the switch and, at the same time, realizes that Gramps -- who keeps his bowling ball in an identical bag to the one her crystal ball was in -- had accidentally taken the wrong bag with him to the bowling alley earlier.
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* TemptingFate: In ''The Berenstain Bears' Show'' episode "The Trojan Pumpkin", Papa Bear says "What possible harm could come from one tiny pumpkin seed?" Naturally, it turns out that the seed grows into a giant pumpkin made to house a war machine built by the weasels.
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* BlandNameProduct: Brother has a handheld console called a [[UsefulNotes/GameBoy Game Bear]].

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* BlandNameProduct: Brother has a handheld console called a [[UsefulNotes/GameBoy [[Platform/GameBoy Game Bear]].



** In fact, this series provides ''lots'' of them. Among them are [[SantaClaus Santa Bear]], [[UsefulNotes/AmeliaEarhart Amelia]] [[PunnyName "Bearhart"]][[note]]Which isn't a new one either.[[/note]], the [[BurgerFool Burger Bear]], the Dairy Bear, and the [[UsefulNotes/GameBoy Game Bear]].

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** In fact, this series provides ''lots'' of them. Among them are [[SantaClaus Santa Bear]], [[UsefulNotes/AmeliaEarhart Amelia]] [[PunnyName "Bearhart"]][[note]]Which isn't a new one either.[[/note]], the [[BurgerFool Burger Bear]], the Dairy Bear, and the [[UsefulNotes/GameBoy [[Platform/GameBoy Game Bear]].
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* NegativeContinuity: In both the book and cartoon versions of ''The Excuse Note'', it's stated that gym class at Bear Country School has to take place in the regular classrooms because the school can't afford an actual gym, but later books and episodes show that Bear Country School already has a regular gym.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: In "...No Girls Allowed," the boys are wrong to ban girls from their clubhouse after Sister repeatedly outdoes them at games and athletics, but as Mama helps Sister realize, they aren't just being sore losers, but naturally annoyed by Sister's UnsportsmanlikeGloating.


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* NeverSayDie: Averted in "...and the New Girl in Town" with the descriptions of what happens in the SchoolPlay of ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'': the text plainly states that Mercutio is killed and that the play ends with Romeo and Juliet "dying in each other's arms." [[note]] Although that's a bit of a misstatement, since Juliet is unconscious when Romeo dies and Romeo is already dead when Juliet dies.[[/note]] "Never Say Suicide" is in effect, though, since the book never mentions ''how'' Romeo and Juliet die.
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** Bigpaw’s “prototype”, Great Natural Bear from the 70s ''Almanac'' and ''Science Fair'' books, also goes naked (and lives in a cave, hibernates, and eats raw fish), because he was created to illustrate “natural” bear behavior in contrast to the [[CivilizedAnimal “civilized” residents of Bear Country]].

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** Bigpaw’s “prototype”, Bigpaw's "prototype", Great Natural Bear from the 70s ''Almanac'' and ''Science Fair'' books, also goes naked (and lives in a cave, hibernates, and eats raw fish), because he was created to illustrate “natural” "natural" bear behavior in contrast to the [[CivilizedAnimal “civilized” "civilized" residents of Bear Country]].
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** Bigpaw’s “prototype”, Great Natural Bear from the 70s ''Almanac'' and ''Science Fair'' books, also goes naked (and lives in a cave, hibernates, and eats raw fish), because he was created to illustrate “natural” bear behavior in contrast to the [[CivilizedAnimal “civilized” residents of Bear Country]].
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* MindlessSheep: In "The Double Dare", Brother Bear keeps getting dared to do bad things like stealing by [[TheBully Too-Tall, Scuzz, and Smirk]], with the bullies saying, "What are you, chicken?" when he refuses. Farmer Ben tells Brother Bear that he doesn't need to follow the bad dares to prove he's not chicken, because "following along like a sheep" is just as bad. In the book version of the episode, he even calls them a "buncha sheep".

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* MindlessSheep: In "The Double Dare", Brother Bear keeps getting dared to do bad things like stealing by [[TheBully Too-Tall, Scuzz, and Smirk]], with the bullies saying, "What are you, chicken?" when he refuses. Farmer Ben tells Brother Bear that he doesn't need to follow the bad dares to prove he's not chicken, because "following along like a sheep" is just as bad. In the book version of the episode, orignal book, he even calls them a "buncha sheep".
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* InconsistentSpelling: Some sources accidentally (and erroneously) spell "Berenst'''a'''in" as "Berenst'''e'''in".
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* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: Played with -- the majority of the picture books try to teach a lesson and start off with a simple four-line rhyme explaining it ''before'' getting into the story, rather than having the lesson spelled out at the ending.
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* AnAesop: Most every book tries to teach a lesson[[note]] Moreover, each book begins with a simple four-line rhyme explaining it[[/note]].
** In ''Get In A Fight'' Papa Bear tells them that fights happen all the time and they come and go like the weather. He uses the stormclouds clearing outside to illustrate. Since Brother and Sister can't even remember why they started fighting in the first place, they agree to make up.
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* MindlessSheep: In "The Double Dare", Brother Bear keeps getting dared to do bad things like stealing by [[TheBully Too-Tall, Scuzz, and Smirk]], with the bullies saying, "What are you, chicken?" when he refuses. Farmer Ben tells Brother Bear that he doesn't need to follow the bad dares to prove he's not chicken, because "following along like a sheep" is just as bad. In the book version of the episode, he even calls them a "buncha sheep".
-->'''Brother Bear''': I'm not chicken! But I'm not a sheep either!
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* BaffledByOwnBiology:
** In "The Bad Dream", Sister [[CatapultNightmare wakes up screaming from a nightmare about being chased by Space Grizzlies]]. Considering her young age, she doesn't know that it's not real and ends up running into her parents' room for reassurance.
** In "Go to the Doctor", Papa Bear is sick (presumably with a cold, since his symptoms point to a respiratory disease but he isn't very lethargic). He doesn't realise he's sick, at first thinking his sneezing was from sawdust or bright light.
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* ClothespinNosePlug: The special ''Meet Bigpaw'' has a scene where Papa is rallying the bears of Beartown to travel up to Bigpaw's cave for an attack on him (before Mama stops him long enough to get him to go investigate and be sure Bigpaw really ''is'' a threat). One brief scene shows him walking past a group of "[[SmellySkunk skunk bombs]]", skunks carried on watermelons, with a clothespin over his nose to block out their odor.
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* LighterAndSofter: The 2002 series. The adaption of "Get the Gimmies", along with the moral expansion, takes out the tantrum scene, for one example. In fact, as a whole the series seemed to tone down a lot of the quarreling and screaming that was commonplace in the 1985 series; this is easiest to notice with Mama, who would scream at the cubs for doing something as small as not cleaning their room, yet in the 2002 series her tone is only mildly stern following Sister and all the other girls trashing Lizzie's house in "The Slumber Party".

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* LighterAndSofter: The 2002 series. The adaption of "Get the Gimmies", along with the moral expansion, takes out the tantrum scene, for one example. In fact, as a whole the series seemed to tone down a lot of the quarreling and screaming that was commonplace in the books and the 1985 series; this is easiest to notice with Mama, who would scream at the cubs for doing something as small as not cleaning their room, yet in the 2002 series her tone is only mildly stern following Sister and all the other girls trashing Lizzie's house in "The Slumber Party".
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** Happens to Sister Bear and her friend Lizzie in ''The Big Blooper'' with the a bad word after they watch a video owned by Lizzie's brother -- [[ShowWithinAShow ''Trouble At Big Bear High.'']] In the book, Sister just learns a few insults like "phooey" and "fudge" while an offensive word uses SymbolSwearing, while in the episode, word Sister learns in question if "furball", a word that is apparently offensive bears.

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** Happens to Sister Bear and her friend Lizzie in ''The Big Blooper'' with the a bad word after they watch a video owned by Lizzie's brother -- [[ShowWithinAShow ''Trouble At Big Bear High.'']] In the book, Sister just learns a few insults like "phooey" and "fudge" while an offensive word uses SymbolSwearing, while in the episode, the word that Sister learns in question if is "furball", a word that is apparently offensive bears.
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* GoToYourRoom: In ''Get the Gimmies'', Papa Bear sends both Brother Bear and Sister Bear to their room after they greet their grandparents by asking them what they brought them. As they're headed up there, he also declares that they're getting no treats for a week... a month... a year. Grandpa Bear then asks him if he's having a bad day and tells a tale of when Papa Bear had the gimmies just as badly.

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* GoToYourRoom: In ''Get the Gimmies'', Papa Bear sends both Brother Bear and Sister Bear to their room after they greet their grandparents by asking them what they brought them. shouting, "WHAJA BRING ME!?" As they're headed up there, he also declares that they're getting no treats for a week... a month... a year. Grandpa Bear then asks him if he's having a bad day and tells a tale of when Papa Bear had the gimmies just as badly.
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* OnOneCondition: In the 1985 series' episode "The Spooky Old Mansion", the Bear family is told they'll inherit "a gift of great worth" from Widder Grizzly, but only if they go to her house on Spook Hill at the stroke of midnight. Things are complicated by the fact that the house is full of owls, spiders, bats and frogs who are determined to scare them away, thinking the Bears will want to get rid of them. In the end, the "gift" turns out to be the courage they demonstrated by coming in... and the house itself, which goes to all citizens of creatures of Bear Country to share. The Bears end up having the place renovated and turned into the Bear Country Library and Community Center.


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* OnOneCondition: In ''The Berenstain Bear Scouts Scream Their Heads Off'', the Bear Scouts are told they'll inherit Widow Bearkin's old house on Spook Hill, but only if they take possession at midnight on the next new moon (and are later told that they ''also'' have to go into every room at least once, to prove the place isn't haunted, and stay in the house until dawn). If not, it'll go to the county to do with as they please. While they technically violate the terms by leaving before sunrise, the law firm still awards them the property for meeting the terms in spirit, by proving (albeit by different means than intended) that the place ''isn't'' haunted. In the end, they have it thoroughly renovated and turned into a Community Center for Beartown, with the grounds becoming a park and playground.


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** In ''The Berenstain Bear Scouts Scream Their Heads Off'', the Bear Scouts have to go into Widow Bearkin's old house on Spook Hill on the night of the new moon. While there, they find it's been rigged up to simulate a haunting, including a sheet made to look like a ghost, a boom box with ghostly noises and a large number of rubber rats. It turns out the place is being used as a headquarters by a band of thieves, members of the Bogg Brothers Gang, who are using the house to stash stolen loot and set up the scares to keep the cubs away long enough for them to pick up their ill-gotten gains and move them to another location. Fortunately, the Big Bear City cops managed to get there and capture the thieves while the Scouts and their Scout Leader were away informing the Beartown police of what they'd found, and are still on the site when the cubs and Jane return with Chief Bruno.
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* BillBillJunkBill: Said word for word in the episode "The Spooky Old Mansion", where Papa finds a bear-like squirrel in the family mailbox and it tells him it's "Just the usual bills and junk" before saying "Bill, bill, junk, bill..." as it tosses the letters to him. Papa is ''not'' amused.
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* NoMoreForMe: A variant in the 1985 series' episode "The Spooky Old Mansion", where Brother and Sister have gotten creeped out by passing the Widder Grizzly's old house on Spook Hill. Brother, having been eating cookies and dropping a few on the ground, sees one of them moving soon after, and thinks it's haunted... but when he looks again, it isn't moving, and he comments to himself "Must have been seeing things. That'll teach me to eat too many cookies." before heading off. After he does, it's revealed that the cookie was moving because it had landed on the back of a frog.

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* AdaptationExpansion: One of the Big Chapter Books, ''Accept No Substitutes'', is an expanded version of ''And the Substitute Teacher''.

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''Accept No Substitutes'', Substitutes'' is an expanded version of the 1990 [=McDonald's=] / "Family Time Book" ''And the Substitute Teacher''.Teacher''.
** ''In Maniac Mansion'' is an expanded version of the 1987 "Happy House Book" ''The Berenstain Bears and the Mansion Mystery''.
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* IntroducedSpeciesCalamity: Variant in the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'' -- the plot revolves around an escaped ant hybrid that threatens to wreak havoc on the local ecosystem.

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* IntroducedSpeciesCalamity: Variant in the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'' -- the plot revolves around an escaped ''escaped'' ant hybrid created to eat other specific insects that were casing problems, one not intended to be released until it was properly ready, that threatens to wreak havoc on the local ecosystem.
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* AntAssault: The plot of the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'' revolves around an escaped queen ant, a hybrid of a normal ant and an army ant from Bearneo, producing an army of extremely voracious ants that will eat anything organic and even bite bears.


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* AntWar: Subverted in the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'', and it's not a good thing -- ant colonies would normally fight when they encounter one another, but when three colonies of the super-ants team up instead, they become an even bigger problem.


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* BigCreepyCrawlies: The Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'' starts off with the Bear family going to see a movie, ''Giant Insects from Outer Space''', about... giant insects, which serve as the villains of the film.


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* BiologicalWeaponsSolveEverything: Suggested in the climax of the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack''. According to Dr. Smythe-Jones, hybrid species catch certain diseases easier than normal species, and she suspects that's what happened to the super-ants when they suddenly start dropping dead -- their mixed DNA made them more vulnerable to some natural illness. It also saves the bears from resorting to spraying a super variety of DDT, which could have caused even greater environmental damage by killing good insects as well as bad.


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* ButtBiter: The ants of the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'' tend to chomp bears on their backsides, starting with the Bear family when they first show up and later Mayor Honeypot as he's on the phone with Chief Bruno, which prompts him to make a quick decision for once.


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* TheDitherer: Discussed by narration in the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'' -- it's mentioned that Mayor Honeypot just doesn't seem able to make decisions and keeps putting them off. However, in this case, he gets a rather painful bit of encouragement to do so when an ant bites him on the rear.


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* ExplosiveBreeder: The Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'' revolves around ants, which breed fast in real life. When the super-ants (which breed even ''faster'' than their parent species) suddenly start dropping dead in the climax, Ferdy suspects they just ran out of reproductive power because of how fast they were breeding.
* ExtremeOmnivore: In the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'', when the Bear family encounter the titular super-ants for the first time, they comment that the ants not only devour regular food, they eat the picnic blanket too. Professor Actual Factual later states that the ants will eat ''anything'' organic, but not stone or metal.


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* GoneHorriblyWrong: In the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'', Professor Actual Factual and his nephew Ferdy create a new species of hybrid ant intended to eat insects that damage crops, only for the resulting species to be far more voracious than intended... which becomes a problem when a queen ant escapes and starts reproducing.


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* HypocriticalHumor: In the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'', while the Bear family is on a picnic, Papa tells Brother "No sneaking tastes, please" when Brother is about to sneak a bit of cake frosting. Brother soon has to tell Papa the same thing when he catches Papa sneaking a pickle.


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* IntroducedSpeciesCalamity: Variant in the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'' -- the plot revolves around an escaped ant hybrid that threatens to wreak havoc on the local ecosystem.


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* {{Nepotism}}: A variant in the Big Chapter Book ''And the Great Ant Attack'' - it's implied that Mayor Honeypot keeps getting reelected not because he's related to a ''superior'', but because he's related to ''half the bears of Bear Country'', which is why they keep voting for him.
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** Happens to Sister Bear and her friend Lizzie in ''The Big Blooper'' with the word "furball" after they watch a video owned by Lizzie's brother -- [[ShowWithinAShow ''Trouble At Big Bear High.'']] In the book, Sister just learns a few insults like "phooey" and "fudge" while an offensive word uses SymbolSwearing, while in the episode, word Sister learns in question if "furball", a word that is apparently offensive bears.

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** Happens to Sister Bear and her friend Lizzie in ''The Big Blooper'' with the a bad word "furball" after they watch a video owned by Lizzie's brother -- [[ShowWithinAShow ''Trouble At Big Bear High.'']] In the book, Sister just learns a few insults like "phooey" and "fudge" while an offensive word uses SymbolSwearing, while in the episode, word Sister learns in question if "furball", a word that is apparently offensive bears.
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** Happens to Sister Bear and her friend Lizzie in the 2002 episode "The Big Blooper" with the word "furball" after they watch a video owned by Lizzie's brother -- [[ShowWithinAShow ''Trouble At Big Bear High.'']] In the book it's based on, the same plot occurs but Sister just uses SymbolSwearing.

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** Happens to Sister Bear and her friend Lizzie in the 2002 episode "The ''The Big Blooper" Blooper'' with the word "furball" after they watch a video owned by Lizzie's brother -- [[ShowWithinAShow ''Trouble At Big Bear High.'']] In the book it's based on, the same plot occurs but book, Sister just learns a few insults like "phooey" and "fudge" while an offensive word uses SymbolSwearing.SymbolSwearing, while in the episode, word Sister learns in question if "furball", a word that is apparently offensive bears.
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"Of note is the fact that" is six words of pure cruft, as is "as mentioned above"; pages are re-organised or split all the time.


** Of note is the fact that, before Sister Bear was born (and as previously mentioned), Brother Bear was originally called Small Bear.

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** Of note is the fact that, before Before Sister Bear was born (and as previously mentioned), born, Brother Bear was originally called Small Bear.

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