Masha and the Bear

The programme strings together quirky vignettes, including a Christmas Carol parody, a lullaby‑turned‑party, a robot love story and New Year ghosts visiting Masha. Bear defends his fridge, battles bees, gifts his mate and assists stranded aliens, while Masha drags him into gaming, faces wolves stealing a rooster and tries winter sleep.

The show is an episodic programme that strings together a series of short, self‑contained stories. Each instalment carries its own title – from “A Christmas Carol” and “Rock‑A‑Bye Baby!” to “Three Mashketeers” and “We Come In Peace!” – and presents a distinct comedic or whimsical scenario. In one episode the Bear discovers his fridge under threat after an intruder moves in for good, prompting him to defend his supplies at any cost. Another sees Masha dragging the Bear into a video game, which strains his relationship with Female Bear until the game finally ends. A pair of robots unexpectedly fall in love, while later, ghosts from the past visit Masha as she prepares for the New Year. The series also follows Masha’s futile attempts to drift into a winter slumber, only for a counting‑sheep lullaby to erupt into a lively party of song and dance. The wolves devise a new food plan by raiding a poultry farm and stealing a rooster, and the Bear’s gift for Female Bear is ruined by an unforeseen bee battle. Finally, an alien spaceship crash‑lands in the Bear’s courtyard, forcing the extraterrestrials to urgently restock. Masha and Mishka step in to repair the craft and send the visitors back home. Across its episodes, the programme mixes holiday cheer, absurd mishaps and gentle lessons about friendship and perseverance.