In a playground, Bluish, a bluish purple dinosaur T. Rex is joined by the other three dinosaurs, Baby Bop, Billy Joe (based off BJ) and Barry (based off Riff) and their three human children ... Read allIn a playground, Bluish, a bluish purple dinosaur T. Rex is joined by the other three dinosaurs, Baby Bop, Billy Joe (based off BJ) and Barry (based off Riff) and their three human children best friends David, Mel, and Vivie. Through action-packed, music-filled adventures, Bluish... Read allIn a playground, Bluish, a bluish purple dinosaur T. Rex is joined by the other three dinosaurs, Baby Bop, Billy Joe (based off BJ) and Barry (based off Riff) and their three human children best friends David, Mel, and Vivie. Through action-packed, music-filled adventures, Bluish helps his friends and audiences explore big preschool emotions.
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Episode 6 - It's hard to tell the truth, but you still have to do it.
Episode 7 - Ignoring what your body feels is not okay.
Episode 8 - Enjoy what you can while you still can and also, It's important to love your body and not let the things you can't do distract you from it.
Episode 10 - Listening to others ideas is okay, and being selfish can make others not feel important.
Episode 12 - Learning what others feel is important, and helping them feel free around you is super important.
Episode 17 - Being mad can put you into dangerous things, but there is also a nice way to help you calm down.
Episode 21 - Being there while your friend is having a hard time is important.
Episode 23 - Letting go of things is hard, but thinking of other things you can do when you let go of it is important.
Episode 30 - Don't be afraid to speak up.
I skipped some episodes because these ones are my favorite, but all episodes has good lessons. You guys just need to grow up, and accept that, Because Barney always have made us to not judge a book by it's cover but now, I think that you guys have forgotten about all that.
At the end of the day, Even if we get nice things, there will always be people looking for a problem so they can complain.
Unlike the original series, Barney's World is in CGI, which gives the characters more movements and facial expressions. To name a few examples, BJ can spin while riding his scooter and do other neat tricks with it (please don't correct me about his name. More about that later), Barney can now do flips, and the two said characters and Baby Bop can now smile, frown, droop their eyelids, twitch their eyebrows, and more. Plus, Barney can now bounce on his tail like Tigger from Winnie the Pooh and Wubbzy from Wow Wow Wubbzy, which gives him additional talent and makes me like his reboot portrayal even more. Because the main trio were originally costumed characters, they could only express their feelings through their voices and body movements, lacking facial expressions other than perpetual smiles.
As a side note, I've heard a few people say that the purple dinosaur's design from the original series was creepy (even long before the reboot was announced). Some of those same people have said that he looks less frightening now because he's currently animated. Personally, I don't find the classic Barney creepy; however, it is valid to acknowledge that his earliest design from the late 1980s was unsettling.
Barney has a new voice that sounds nothing like his old one. Instead, he sounds exactly like Ord from Dragon Tales, and both characters sound a lot like Patrick from SpongeBob, which makes me like his voice even more than I ever imagined. Some people say that his original voice sounded dopey, and I agree. As for his new voice, I've heard similar-sounding cartoon voices far too many times to be annoyed by it. I know a lot of people have acknowledged that Barney sounds like Ord, but I thought I'd mention it anyway. Interestingly, I already noticed that before I heard anyone bring it up.
Unlike the original series, the characters in this version don't sing about nearly everything they do or see every five minutes or so. Instead, there are only 1 to 2 songs per episode, much to my amazement. While most of the songs are originals, four songs from the source material are back: "Everyone Is Special," "The Clean Up Song," "I Love You," and "The Dino Dance." "The Dino Dance" is my favorite song from the entire Barney franchise, and "Everyone Is Special" is another one of my favorites, so I'm glad both have returned.
The original version of "The Clean Up Song" is my least favorite Barney song because it repeats the same lyrics over and over again and has no other lyrics. In contrast, the new version features more lyrics and doesn't rely on repetition as much, which makes me appreciate it more.
"I Love You" has been renamed "I Love You, I Love Me Too," and most of the words have been changed. Plus, it's not sung at the end of every episode, only some. The song's message emphasizes that loving yourself is just as important as loving others, which I believe is a positive and valuable message. The background music sounds similar to music from old video games, which makes me like it even more.
Like most good shows, Barney's World is not without its flaws, and some changes have occurred that are not entirely justifiable. Here's what I dislike about it:
1) BJ has been renamed Billy for some reason. There are rumors that this change was made because BJ has become a commonly used acronym for an inappropriate slang term that I probably shouldn't use, but I don't believe that's the case. If I remember correctly, I heard he was renamed to make it more evident that he was named after the creator's father, though I could be mistaken.
2) BJ and Baby Bop are now fully naked most of the time, and I have to admit they look bare without their usual accessories. However, they do sometimes wear other items, like bike helmets and goblin costumes, which I think suit them better than being without anything at all.
3) Speaking of BJ and Baby Bop, they seem to be underutilized in the series. They primarily serve as comic relief and have significantly less screen time than Barney and the children. Unfortunately, we know very little about their reboot incarnations. I hope we learn more about them as the series progresses.
4) In the first episode, Barney briefly goes off-character when he says it's good to help friends, pets, friends' pets, and pets' friends. David then points out, "You forgot family, Barney." It's surprising that Barney would forget to mention family, as that's not what you would expect from his character.
5) There isn't a new full version of "The Dino Dance." Only a brief snippet of it is sung in the episode "Barney's Birthday." Maybe a full version will be sung in the future. Who knows?
It's not that bad, I like it. And as the time went on, the rendering got better and better. And, Barney is more bouncy and funny here. I love and enjoy his change. It still captures the OG Barney. Meanwhile, it doesn't have nursery rhymes or the ABCs and even the numbers and such. Barney's World still helps kids how to deal with emotional feelings in a very healthy way.
Even if it's similar to Bluey, I'm not saying they ripped it off. It's still him! With a more comfy and huggy side..
Did you know
- TriviaBob West, the original voice of Barney, expressed interest in wanting to return as the voice Barney for the relaunch. However, West later confirmed on his April 16th 2023 livestream, that he will not be returning as the voice of Barney for the relaunch, but has expressed interest in doing something for the show.
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