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1* In the episode "Gone with the Wind", Piglet flies by himself on pinwheel power to save Pooh from falling to his imminent doom. Say what you will, but that's pretty awesome to behold.
2* In the episode "The Piglet Who Would Be King"
3** On the way to The Land of Milk and Honey, Pooh's friends encounter a brass [[Music/TheMonkees band of monkeys]]. Their leader delivers this ShoutOut:
4-->'''Band Leader''': Do you have a request? How about [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_Train_to_Clarksville "The Last Train to Clarksville"?]]
5** During a volcano eruption, Piglet of all people gives an inspiring pep talk to a village of Piglies, proving that he had the chops to be their king.
6-->'''Piglet''': "I may be little, but the Piglies look up to me."
7* "Find Her, Keep Her":
8** Rabbit instantly dropping attention from his garden to save a baby Kessie trapped in the gust. Despite the blizzard sending the gang hurtling into the air themselves, Rabbit still manages to scoop Kessie up with Pooh's honeypot.
9** Kessie later returning the favour by mastering her flying to save a falling Rabbit. Unfortunately the turn of events still leads to quite a TearJerker.
10** Earlier in the episode, Kessie, still unable to fly, [[DisneyDeath seemingly falls to her death down a cliff.]] Owl flies by and seems to be ComicallyMissingThePoint. But seconds later it's revealed to Tigger and Rabbit that [[DeusExMachina he did indeed fly Kessie to safety.]]
11* Christopher Robin managed to get one in "Cleanliness is Next to Impossible." He uses a vacuum cleaner to suck up Crud and Smudge. Now bear in mind that this vacuum was going to be used by Crud to expel grime all over the world, Christopher Robin just simply reversed it to suck him in.
12* In "Me and My Shadow," when Piglet realizes that [[ItMakesSenseInContext his shadow is missing]], he ventures out in the middle of the night, ''[[TheSoCalledCoward by himself]]'', and saves it from two monstrous tree shadows.
13* Pooh gets one in "The Great Honey Pot Robbery." When Stan and Heff bring Wooster to help steal honey, instead of cowering like the others, Pooh instead offers to share the honey and be Wooster's friend. ''[[ThePowerOfFriendship It works]]''.
14** Hell the whole episode, Pooh seems to holding the SmartBall tighter than anyone else. He manages to create an impressive RubeGoldbergDevice to trap Stan and Heff (though Tigger botches it) and he later matter of fact pinpoints all the flaws in Gopher's security procedures. He was aware from very early on that the others' tactics against the two likely wouldn't work and when finally given the chance, he owns them. Utterly. Just by being Pooh.
15* A villainous example in "Paw and Order". Nasty Jack gets a major one by being by far the most competent and intelligent villain in the Winnie the Pooh franchise. His intelligence is shown in many of his actions, including (1) effortlessly stopping the gang's attempted rescue of Rabbit by being CrazyPrepared, (2) being the only one to see through Pooh and Eeyore's admittedly PaperThinDisguise when no one else could, (3) using this information to easily capture them so they can't save Piglet, and (4) subverting Pooh and Eeyore's BigDamnHeroes at the end by simply stepping out of the way of their minecart. This last one is especially awesome because he is actively defying the ShowWithinAShow nature of the episode, as that part was ''not'' in the script. The only reason the heroes triumph in the end is because he undergoes a HeelFaceTurn.
16* In "How Much Is That Rabbit In The Window?", Rabbit creates an impressive scarecrow mech hybrid out of BambooTechnology to chase the crows out of his garden. Just the nonchalant way he builds it while moaning about the others comes off as understatedly clever for a Pooh character.
17-->'''Rabbit:''' All right, you flea bitten excuses for birds... RAAGGHHH! ''[chases crows, panic ensues]''
18* Rabbit spends the entirety of "Bubble Trouble" so focused on his obnoxiously stupid lima bean presentation, that he snubs Gopher on his missing PortableHole and Pooh on being trapped in an unbreakable bubble. When the two help resolve each other's problems, Rabbit doesn't care. In response, Gopher throws his hole at Rabbit while he's not paying attention, [[LaserGuidedKarma sending him falling]].
19* In "Magic Earmuffs" Piglet using his newfound skating talents to save everyone from going over a waterfall.
20* In "A Bird in the Hand", Kessie dealing with Stan and Heff (who have her, Piglet, Pooh, and Rabbit captive), proving that she is grown up and capable, ''and'' teaching Rabbit a lesson for patronising her at the same time, by bossing Stan and Heff around and having them take care of her and her friends as though they were young children.
21* This [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuUv0aR5lc8 metal cover]] of the theme song is pretty epic in its own right.

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