We’ve been blessed with some incredible collaborations in our time. There’s Sonny & Cher‘s “I Got You Babe”. And Beyoncé & Sean Paul‘s “Baby Boy”, which still makes a regular appearance in my daily Spotify playlists. As does Nelly & Kelly Rowland‘s “Dilemma”. Show But, in my humble opinion, there is one duet that stands above the rest. One that brings me to my knees, activates my tear-ducts and warms my normally-icy heart: Bear & Luna’s ‘Goodbye Song’ in Bear in the Big Blue House. I was on one of my YouTube benders last week, traversing the web and falling into nostalgic K-holes, when I came across the blessed outro footage from one of our most beloved childhood shows. For those unaware of Bear in the Big Blue House, firstly, how dare. Secondly, the Disney show enjoyed a glorious 5-season reign, spanning a near-decade, from 1997-2006. Bear in the Big Blue House revolved around the fatherly Bear, who was a caretaker of sorts to an assortment of characters, like Tutter the mouse, otter twins Pip and Pop, bear cub Ojo and Treelo the lemur (among others). At the end of each episode, Bear would come out on his balcony and speak to Luna the moon. The pair would discuss the episode’s theme, before singing the ‘Goodbye song’. “Luna, do you have time to sing a goodbye song before you go?” Bear would ask. “Always, Bear,” Luna would respond. A duet then commenced, alongside a montage of the episode’s highlights. And safe to say, it’s fucking harmonious. It was always bittersweet when the ‘Goodbye song’ commenced – it signalled the end of the episode, which was obviously a bummer, but the tune simply slapped. Bear and Luna’s immaculate harmonies subsequently soothed my 5-year-old soul, coupled with an eventual key change that sent shivers down my fucking spine. At the end of the duet, Bear would do a 180 (Dua Lipa style) and Luna would yeet her blessed ass up into the sky. Feast your glorious eyes on the below masterpiece. It’s so fucking calming and endorphin-inducing. I will most certainly be using this as a bedtime track for the rest of isolation. Sweet dreams, kiddies. More Stuff From PEDESTRIAN.TVImage: Disney / Bear in the Big Blue House
 A seven-foot-tall bear named Bear lives in The Big Blue House, with his friends as they teach a variety of subjects and lessons.A seven-foot-tall bear named Bear lives in The Big Blue House, with his friends as they teach a variety of subjects and lessons.A seven-foot-tall bear named Bear lives in The Big Blue House, with his friends as they teach a variety of subjects and lessons. See production, box office & company info
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More like thisReview Bear in the Big Blue House is the best thing from Henson studios since Jim Henson passed away My neice was a huge fan of Bear, and when I had my daughter I was glad to see that it was still on TV. Since my daughter was around 7 months old, she has adored Bear. She can actually sit through an entire episode without fussing or moving. The characters excite her (especially Tutter and Bear), and the gentle nature that Bear uses to interact with the viewers is superb. It can't help but foster respect for other people, and self confidence in the kids who watch it. The lessons are range from cleaning house to using the potty, to the different seasons. Each subject is treated with the same gravitas, and the opinions and thoughts of kids are nurtured and reinforced. As an adult who watched his fair share of kids shows growing up (I was nurtured on a diet of Captain Kangaroo, Mister Rogers, Sesame Street and Electric Company), this is the best show I have seen for kids in a long time. Bear is a modern day Captain Kangaroo, the sidekicks are wacky, the lessons are important, and the kids are talked to, not talked at or talked down to.
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Is there a Disney character named Luna?Luna is a light fairy who is friends with Fira. She is the glue that keeps Iridessa and Fira together. She appears at the beginning of Fira and the Full Moon.
Are Bear and Ojo related?Ojo was originally named "Jojo" and was going to be Bear's niece. In test footage for the series, the Baby Bear puppet from The Muppet Show was used for the character.
What kind of animal is treelo?Treelo is a lemur from Bear in the Big Blue House.
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