Please sign & share. It means a lot to me and others to see these truly great shows back. Given the recent greatness of current Disney Channel shows, these old favourites would work well playing alongside them for both a new generation and an older one in search of nostalgia and life lessons and morals long forgotten as they've grown up https://www.change.org/p/the-walt-disney-company-walt-disney-get-disney-to-release-dumbo-s-circus-and-welcome-to-pooh-corner-in-their-entirety-on-dvd?recruiter=376961216&utm_source=share_for_starters&utm_medium=copyLink

...I thought this would have been a post talking about the shows instead...considering how some of us may have never seen them before...like me. What are they again?

I remember watching welcome to pooh corner... It was always on before bedtime

...I thought this would have been a post talking about the shows instead...considering how some of us may have never seen them before...like me. What are they again?

We still can talk about and discuss them. Just because I start a forum out with an advertisement does not mean you have to become Unversed about or remain restricted to it.

 

They were both live action tv shows of Dumbo and Winnie the Pooh, using people in suits and puppets for some of the other characters. Through simple but great writing and musical numbers, the characters went through various life lessons, with Dumbo's Circus (btw at its time until Phineas & Ferb surpassed it, the longest running Disney Channel series/largest amount of episodes) always concluding with a 3-4 act circus performance at the end. Look up some episodes of it here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8zNlWMVjwFjg7QsOY7U0hQGK_z-hpzyH

We still can talk about and discuss them. Just because I start a forum out with an advertisement does not mean you have to become Unversed about or remain restricted to it.

 

They were both live action tv shows of Dumbo and Winnie the Pooh, using people in suits and puppets for some of the other characters. Through simple but great writing and musical numbers, the characters went through various life lessons, with Dumbo's Circus (btw at its time until Phineas & Ferb surpassed it, the longest running Disney Channel series/largest amount of episodes) always concluding with a 3-4 act circus performance at the end. Look up some episodes of it here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8zNlWMVjwFjg7QsOY7U0hQGK_z-hpzyH

Huh, well that's charming I suppose.

 

What about Pooh's Corner though?

Huh, well that's charming I suppose.

 

What about Pooh's Corner though?

Are u being sarcastic? Anyways Pooh's corner is the same kind of thing with a narrator telling us the stories of Pooh. They go through various adventures which were very fun and inspiring such as one episode where Tigger was trying to make flap jacks, and had to learn how to do it "step by step, by step, by step by step, by step"  

Are u being sarcastic? Anyways Pooh's corner is the same kind of thing with a narrator telling us the stories of Pooh. They go through various adventures which were very fun and inspiring such as one episode where Tigger was trying to make flap jacks, and had to learn how to do it "step by step, by step, by step by step, by step"

Nah. I mean, I'm not enraptured by it or anything, but I guess I can understand the charm that people would see in it. It definitely seems like the kind of show my mom would have liked if she saw it when she was a kid. In a sense it really feels like what you would expect from a network called Disney Channel  (certainly more than the all the tween sitcoms they have crowding the channel).

 

Well I feel I would have to see a bit of the Pooh's Corner thing to get a better idea of it, but it's interesting to learn that they tried a serialized Winnie the Pooh show long before the New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the Book of Pooh. I feel like you could hardly go wrong with the little bear. 

If you can please check out the Dumbo's circus episode that I posted there or the few others if you have time to check it out 

Nah. I mean, I'm not enraptured by it or anything, but I guess I can understand the charm that people would see in it. It definitely seems like the kind of show my mom would have liked if she saw it when she was a kid. In a sense it really feels like what you would expect from a network called Disney Channel  (certainly more than the all the tween sitcoms they have crowding the channel).

 

Well I feel I would have to see a bit of the Pooh's Corner thing to get a better idea of it, but it's interesting to learn that they tried a serialized Winnie the Pooh show long before the New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the Book of Pooh. I feel like you could hardly go wrong with the little bear. 

If you can please check out the Dumbo's circus episode that I posted there or the few others if you have time to check it out 

If you can please check out the Dumbo's circus episode that I posted there or the few others if you have time to check it out 

If you can please check out the Dumbo's circus episode that I posted there or the few others if you have time to check it out 

Nah, no thanks, it doesn't interest me too much. But thanks for the offer!

 

Also be careful of double-posting.

Nah, no thanks, it doesn't interest me too much. But thanks for the offer!

 

Also be careful of double-posting.

Thanks for the tip, I have got it memorized with regards to double posting Was it my description of the show that turned you away? If so i apologize for not being detailed enough and hope that it wasn't why it did not interest you 

Thanks for the tip, I have got it memorized with regards to double posting Was it my description of the show that turned you away? If so i apologize for not being detailed enough and hope that it wasn't why it did not interest you 

No no, it's just that those styles of shows just aren't my cup of tea. I don't think it's bad or anything, I just think that I may have outgrown it a bit, You didn't do anything wrong I swear.  ""

No no, it's just that those styles of shows just aren't my cup of tea. I don't think it's bad or anything, I just think that I may have outgrown it a bit, You didn't do anything wrong I swear.  ""

 I'm glad I gave certain shows like Sofia the First and Sheriff Callie a chance whenever I would have not originally watched. They actually made my life a whole let better and put a lot of things into perspective. I've learned more fro them now then when I did when I was younger. As an  adult or perhaps bit younger you need these kids' shows just as much or more than when u were younger, as you often forget or overlook these morals through all of this otherstuff onyour mind. But anyways I'm not making you check out these shows if you do not want to. Its just what I was trying to say about why I like Dumbo's Circus and similar shows like the two I just mentioned i the first place. 

 I'm glad I gave certain shows like Sofia the First and Sheriff Callie a chance whenever I would have not originally watched. They actually made my life a whole let better and put a lot of things into perspective. I've learned more fro them now then when I did when I was younger. As an  adult or perhaps bit younger you need these kids' shows just as much or more than when u were younger, as you often forget or overlook these morals through all of this otherstuff onyour mind. But anyways I'm not making you check out these shows if you do not want to. Its just what I was trying to say about why I like Dumbo's Circus and similar shows like the two I just mentioned i the first place. 

No I understand that, I found Ni Hao Kai Lan to be a charming little show when I was in high school.