Anyone recall the Berenstein Bears?

[VGmasters]

Anyone remember reading those books as a kid? I do. I used to remember how fascist the parents were LOL.

[Sensationalism]

I still have my movie. And I read the books sooo much! lol. Brother Bear and Sister Bear were so incestuous.

[ViZi]

Why do you keep making these fail threads.

You're dissapointing the children.

[TheMirage]

I only watched the TV shows. They were awesome.

[michelinman]

I just remember the book where everyone was throwing their trash in the lake and the big fish in the lake was super pissed about it, so Sister Bear cleaned it out and everyone lived happily ever after.

[tarahloveshentai]

I never even knew they had a tv show. I just had a couple of the books which I never cared for but I remember looking at them when I was little.

[solman219]

yep, i remember that book.

i searched brother bear and sister bear on google (safe search OFF... i have bad parents), and well... you get the point.

[speeling]

At 11/11/09 03:23 PM, Sensationalism wrote: I still have my movie. And I read the books sooo much! lol. Brother Bear and Sister Bear were so incestuous.

Just a couple of weeks ago, for shits and giggles, I started watching the show On Demand, and they were waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more together in the tv show.

if you catch my drift

bow-chicka-waw-waw

[GoryBlizzard]

Amazingly enough, I do, and I even met the authors (Stan and Jan Berenstain) once at a Barnes and Noble book signing when I was extremely little.

[Sh0T-D0wN]

Good times, good times...

[DeIirium]

I've only seen a youtube poop about The Cumstain bears.. I never read the books though or watched the show.

[JKMonkey]

I read those when I was like 3 or something.

[FatJoe214]

Ahh good times. I wonder if there are any rule 34s out there. *points finger in the air* To google!

[FurryDemon]

I remember those, and there was that one where they go to the haunted house and stuff.
I used to read that whenever I had to go to the doctor, he had a bunch of magazines and children books, that kicked ass.

[Dawnslayer]

Berenstein Bears were great stuff - my childhood wouldn't have been the same without it.

But of course, Hollywood's going to come mess it up with some stupid 3-D animated movie in a couple years, and it will become lost in the ever-increasing trash heap that is the good stuff of the 90s. We're already playing the taps for Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs...I'm afraid it's only a matter of time until the Bear family is next.

[Porkchop]

For anyone who needs a bit of childhood ruination.

[CompleteDouche]

Why didn't Brother Bear Just Rape sister Bear?
I mean, a 13-14 Bear who lives in a hick town in a hick family, should openly rape their family members, right?

[whatispower]

yeah i used to read them with my mom all the time when i was younger

[Lagatag]

My parents read them to me, but I don't really remember them too much

[Rallard]

I remember doing a book report in kindergarten on one of those books. My teacher gave me an F for it because it wasn't "suitable book report material for a 5 year old." (I was actually 4 at the time, I think.)

What a bitch.

[Chumbawamba]

I remember the Sega Genesis game for the Berenstain Bears. I'd always play it with my sister.

[ErickBg3]

Actually ive only read a book, but i used to wake up early as hell to watch it XD

[disingenuous]

My son watches the show, and I read him the books. I still have ones that I read him from when I was little.

[BenwaHakubi]

It always confused me as to why they did not have real names. Sister and Brother are too silly to call someone.