Masha and the Bear

Bear juggles a range of forest antics: looking after a flycatcher left by She‑Bear, worrying about a spirited girl who appears at his home, struggling with beekeeping alongside Masha, and hiring a nanny for the mischievous twins. He also deals with a magical hat, contagious hiccups and an unplanned reading guest.

The series How to Train Your Plant / How They Meet / Honey Day / Home‑Grown Ninjas / Home Alone / Hold Your Breath / Hokus‑Pokus is a programme presented as a collection of episodes. It falls under the “episode” genre and follows the whimsical adventures of Bear, Masha, Panda and a host of forest characters. Across the episodes the stories swing from light‑hearted mishaps to gentle lessons. In one tale She‑Bear heads off to a resort, leaving Bear in charge of her “pet” flycatcher, only for a modest flower to develop an insatiable appetite. Another sees Bear confronting the sudden appearance of an enthusiastic girl in his home, worrying that the woods might not be safe for her. Beekeeping proves tricky when Masha assists, yet the duo learn not to fear the bees. Tired of being a perpetual nanny to Masha and Panda, Bear finally takes a break and employs a special caretaker for the little “angels”. Further episodes add a magical twist when Masha discovers a hat that bestows gifts on all forest dwellers, and a comedic bout of hiccups spreads from Masha to the rest of the inhabitants after Bear tries remedies from a medical encyclopedia. The series closes on a rainy day: Bear settles down to read, confident Masha will stay indoors, but she arrives at his doorstep eager to read alongside him.