Masha and the Bear

Panda and Masha play for days while Bear seeks rest to regain strength, fearing two fidgets will keep him unsettled, and Masha explains to Papa Bear quartet playing is hard without slack. She swaps places with wolves, chases a star, joins a hockey team led by a coach, and enjoys a billiards game brought by an old friend visiting Bear.

The show is a multi‑segment episode titled “Tee for Three/Quartet Plus/New Kids on the Block!/Twinkle Twinkle Little Star/What a Wonderful Game/That’s your Cue!”. It’s presented as a single programme that strings together several short stories, each with its own whimsical title, and is classified simply as an episode. In the first story, Panda and Masha spend days goofing off, while Bear, feeling the strain, desperately needs a proper rest to rebuild his inner strength. He wonders whether two restless fidgets will ever let him find peace. The next segment follows Masha as she explains to Papa Bear, who’s visiting, that playing in a quartet isn’t as simple as it looks, especially when there’s no slack between the musicians. The following tale sees an eager Masha playing with her dolls, but Rosie craves independence. She swaps places with a pack of wolves, who then come under Masha’s care. The characters also wonder whether it’s hard to pluck a star from the sky, concluding that nothing is impossible for them. Finally, the episode celebrates hockey as a sport for the brave, strong and agile, insisting that a cohesive, experienced team and a skilful coach are the keys to victory. An old friend arrives at Bear’s doorstep bearing a billiards set, turning the visit into a chance for fun and friendly competition.