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In contrast to later ''Pooh'' shows, which were mostly animated, ''Welcome to Pooh Corner'' is a live action show that uses puppets and state of the art (at the time) animatronic costumes portrayed by human actors, filmed to a blue screen background as opposed to a traditional set, as the show centers around the antics of Pooh and friends in the Hundred Acre Woods, with music being written by the Music/TheShermanBrothers.
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In contrast to later ''Pooh'' shows, which were mostly animated, ''Welcome to Pooh Corner'' is a live action show that uses puppets and state of the art (at the time) animatronic costumes portrayed by human actors, filmed to a blue screen background as opposed to a traditional set, as the show centers around the antics of Pooh and friends in the Hundred Acre Woods, with music being written by the Music/TheShermanBrothers.
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* TheOwlKnowingOne: Owl, of course; he even wears glasses in the show.
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* TheOwlKnowingOne: Owl, of course; he even wears glasses [[SmartPeopleWearGlasses glasses]] in the show.
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* TheOwlKnowingOne: Owl of course, he even wears glasses in the show.
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* TheOwlKnowingOne: Owl Owl, of course, course; he even wears glasses in the show.
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* DigitalDestruction: On the "Disney Safety Hits, Vol. 2" DVD, the "Too Smart for Strangers" special has an uneven audio mix with the vocal track slightly decreased. This is especially evident in the song numbers, which make it hard for viewers to understand what the characters are saying.
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* UnseenNoMore: The narrator, who is normally just TheVoice, is actually shown for the first and only time in this show.
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* UnseenNoMore: The narrator, who is normally just TheVoice, is actually shown for the first and only time in this show.show.
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: While he's a bit smarter this time round, there's still a few times Pooh characteristically puts his foot in his mouth, such as this instance where Piglet is trying hard to be a
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: While he's a bit smarter this time round, there's still a few times Pooh characteristically puts his foot in his mouth, such as this instance where Piglet is trying hard to be amouth.
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* LiveActionAdaptation: The series is done in live action with [[StaringSpecialEffects costumed characters]] as opposed to animation like most other Pooh works, being the only Pooh show besides ''Series/TheBookOfPooh'' to be live action.
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* LiveActionAdaptation: The series is done in live action with [[StaringSpecialEffects [[StarringSpecialEffects costumed characters]] as opposed to animation like most other Pooh works, being the only Pooh show besides ''Series/TheBookOfPooh'' to be live action.
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-->'''Piglet:''' Congratulations to you Pooh on coming third place.
-->'''Pooh:''' ''*with complete sincerity*'' And congratulations to you Piglet on coming ''last'' place.
-->''*Piglet storms off frustrated, leaving Pooh confused*''
-->'''Piglet:''' Congratulations to you Pooh on coming third place.
-->'''Pooh:''' ''*with complete sincerity*'' And congratulations to you Piglet on coming ''last'' place.
-->''*Piglet storms off frustrated, leaving Pooh confused*''
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-->'''Piglet:''' Congratulations to you Pooh on coming third place.
-->'''Pooh:''' ''*with complete sincerity*'' And congratulations to you Piglet on coming ''last'' place.
-->''*Piglet storms off frustrated, leaving Pooh confused*''
-->'''Piglet:''' Congratulations to you Pooh on coming third place.
-->'''Pooh:''' ''*with complete sincerity*'' And congratulations to you Piglet on coming ''last'' place.
-->''*Piglet storms off frustrated, leaving Pooh confused*''
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: While he's a bit smarter this time round, there's still a few times Pooh characteristically puts his foot in his mouth, such as this instance where Piglet is trying hard to be a GracefulLoser:
-->'''Piglet:''' Congratulationsa
* LiveActionAdaptation: The series is done in live action with [[StaringSpecialEffects costumed characters]] as opposed toyou animation like most other Pooh on coming third place.
-->'''Pooh:''' ''*with complete sincerity*'' And congratulations to you Piglet on coming ''last'' place.
-->''*Piglet storms off frustrated, leavingworks, being the only Pooh confused*''show besides ''Series/TheBookOfPooh'' to be live action.
-->'''Piglet:''' Congratulations
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* LiveActionAdaptation: The series is done in live action with costumed characters as opposed to animation like most other Pooh works, being the only Pooh show besides ''Series/TheBookOfPooh'' to be live action.
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* EnsembleCast: As a trend later Pooh works would continue, the show frequently rotates ADayInTheLimelight for each character, with the roll call in the intro making clear every character is as much a star as Pooh himself.
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* EnsembleCast: As a trend later Pooh works would continue, the show frequently rotates ADayInTheLimelight for each character, with the roll call in the intro making clear every character is as much a star as Pooh himself. There are in fact several episodes where Pooh does not even appear.
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: Pooh is noticeably a lot more intelligent in the show compared to his usual depiction of being a bear of little brain.
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** Pooh is noticeably a lot more intelligent in the show compared to his usual depiction of being a bear of littlebrain.brain.
** Owl while his usual TalkativeLoon self, is also more genuinely insightful here, not as frequently the KnowNothingKnowItAll he was in the books and earlier Disney works.
** Pooh is noticeably a lot more intelligent in the show compared to his usual depiction of being a bear of little
** Owl while his usual TalkativeLoon self, is also more genuinely insightful here, not as frequently the KnowNothingKnowItAll he was in the books and earlier Disney works.
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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Rabbit is slightly more cheerful and less of a [[TheComicallySerious comically serious]] fussbudget than in other installments, even sometimes performing as a magician, which other incarnations of the character would never waste time on.
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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Rabbit is slightly more cheerful and less of a [[TheComicallySerious comically serious]] fussbudget than in other installments, even sometimes performing as a magician, [[RabbitMagician magician]], which other incarnations of the character would never waste time on.
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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Rabbit is slightly more cheerful and less of a [[TheComicallySerious comically serious]] fussbudget than in other installments, even sometimes performing as a magician, which other incarnations of the character would never waste time on.
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* TooSmartForStrangers: The educational special, ''Too Smart for Strangers'', is the trope namer and teaches StrangerDanger, with tips such as not answering sketchy phone calls when you are home alone. To the special's credit, they also acknowledge that sexual abuse can also come from someone you trust.
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* TooSmartForStrangers: The educational special, ''Too Smart for Strangers'', is the trope namer and teaches StrangerDanger, to watch out for strangers who want to molest you, with tips such as not answering sketchy phone calls when you are home alone. To the special's credit, they also acknowledge that sexual abuse can also come from someone you trust.trust and that not all strangers are predators who are to be avoided at all costs.
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* AssumingTheAudiencesAge: In the special "TooSmartForStrangers", Pooh believes the viewers are children and tells them what to do if they run into a stranger. One of his pieces of advice is to tell an adult, such as a parent. Later, Tigger tells the audience, "Howdy-roo, kids!" and informs Roo that they have to tell the kids about how to stay safe when they're out and about.
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* TruerToTheText: Unlike the cartoons, which usually show Tigger living in his own treehouse, in this series he lives with Kanga and Roo, as in ''[[Literature/WinnieThePooh The House at Pooh Corner]]''.
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* CluelessAesop: The Creator/DisneyChannel [[VerySpecialEpisode Special Presentation]], ''Franchise/WinnieThePooh: [[http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Too_Smart_for_Strangers Too Smart for Strangers]]''. Seeing the residents of the Hundred Acre Wood dole out advice to the kiddies on how to avoid being kidnapped and molested is pretty questionable in itself, because Winnie the Pooh and his friends shouldn't be aware of stuff like that due to the innocence of their world and the fact that their leader is six years old. The fact [[TooSmartForStrangers its intended message]] has since been {{discredited|Trope}} because child safety experts have [[https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/stranger-danger-lesson-does-more-harm-than-good-warns-charity-10280789.html largely dismissed it]] as overly simplistic, [[JustForFun/TelevisionIsTryingToKillUs dangerously naïve]] ParanoiaFuel with the potential to put children in more danger[[labelnote:why?]]the vast majority of victims of kidnapping and child abuse ''know and trust their victimizer'', rendering the very premise of Stranger Danger nonsensical; in addition, Stranger Danger lessons - albeit not this particular one - often fail to make exceptions for people who are blatantly trustworthy, which ''has'' caused lost children to avoid rescuers for fear of being kidnapped[[/labelnote]], leading to it being downplayed in favor of the more nuanced Tricky People, doesn't help one bit.
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* StrangerDanger: "Too Smart for Strangers" teaches kids how to avoid strangers, like not answering sketchy phone calls when you are home alone. To the special's credit, they also acknowledge that sexual abuse can also come from someone you trust.
* TooSmartForStrangers: The educational special, ''Too Smart for Strangers'', is the trope namer and teaches StrangerDanger.
* TooSmartForStrangers: The educational special, ''Too Smart for Strangers'', is the trope namer and teaches StrangerDanger.
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* StrangerDanger: "Too TooSmartForStrangers: The educational special, ''Too Smart for Strangers" Strangers'', is the trope namer and teaches kids how to avoid strangers, like StrangerDanger, with tips such as not answering sketchy phone calls when you are home alone. To the special's credit, they also acknowledge that sexual abuse can also come from someone you trust.
* TooSmartForStrangers: The educational special, ''Too Smart for Strangers'', is the trope namer and teaches StrangerDanger.trust.
* TooSmartForStrangers: The educational special, ''Too Smart for Strangers'', is the trope namer and teaches StrangerDanger.
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* TheBodyPartsThatMustNotBeNamed: In "Too Smart for Strangers", Pooh calls genitals "bathing suit parts".
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