Episodes (30)
Apr 02, 2000
The library's family of lions demonstrate their wonderful facility for bringing books to life by taking folklore figure Pecos Bill out of the pages of a book to join them in the library.
Apr 03, 2000
Illustrating the dictionary's definition of "rock" is a stone that longs to "rock and roll to freedom," so the lions oblige him by lifting him from the dictionary's pages.
Apr 04, 2000
The story of the day is an update of the classic tale of the mouse, let go by a lion, who, to the lion's surprise, is able to keep her promise to the lion to be helpful to him someday in return.
Apr 05, 2000
Cub Lionel and the pigeons attempt an animated computer-game version of the classic river-crossing puzzle, telling Lionel's little sister Leona that the game is too advanced for a four-year-old.
Apr 06, 2000
The whole Lion family stay up, fighting off sleep, to view a spectacular meteor shower.
Apr 08, 2000
New signs arrive for the library, ordering the hopping of hens and other strange commands, puzzling the Lion family and the library's patrons, until Cleo figures out that each sign lacks the word "not."
Apr 10, 2000
The classic story of the king who wanted to touch the moon becomes that of Una Cartoon, an apparently Caribbean "queen who wanted to touch the moon soon." The bedtime story leaves cub Leona sleepless with her desire to touch the moon herself.
Apr 11, 2000
The classic tale that warns against calling for help when it's not needed is illustrated with much humor and music.
Apr 12, 2000
"Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't fuzzy, was he?" Even Theo gets a kick out of the corny lines, but seven-year-old Lionel deems such humor beneath him.
Apr 13, 2000
Lionel wakens with antlers, but the lion cub is nearly as taken aback by the nonchalant reaction of his parents, who merrily suggest he become a coat rack in this tune-filled episode.
Apr 16, 2000
Captivated by a book about pirates, Lionel wants to exclude Leona from pirate play on the ground that she's a girl, until historical pirate Anne Bonney (hardly a role model otherwise) emerges from a book to inform the cubs that there were women pirates, too.
Apr 17, 2000
The lion family again comes to the aid of hapless author Babs Kaplan, who has written a story with a beginning and a middle but no end.
Apr 18, 2000
Lionel and Leona hear the story of Pandora and her box but fail to heed its warning: they find a similar box, open it, and unleash a rash of hiccups among the library's patrons.
Apr 19, 2000
Lionel's emulation of his latest hero, Houdini, has little sister Leona worried that her brother will disappear permanently.
Apr 20, 2000
Sensible, no-nonsense computer mouse Click warns the lions that she cannot be made to laugh, even at corny jokes about flies.
Apr 22, 2000
The cubs read a book about a village with no readers that becomes inundated with popcorn because no one can read the instructions on the popcorn popper to turn off the machine.
Apr 24, 2000
Leona, skeptical of Lionel's claim that there are fish-eating eagles, asks Click to disguise her as a fish and drop her into a book about eagles.
Apr 25, 2000
Classical mythological figure Pygmalion emerges from a book to seek the lion family's aid in bringing his beloved statue to life.
Apr 26, 2000
The ram in the pepper patch escapes from his book to run wild in the library, wreaking havoc.
Apr 27, 2000
Leona and flaky library visitor Babs Kaplan test Lionel's impressive ability to rattle off tongue twisters.
Apr 30, 2000
The cubs listen to the classic tale of how a couple, granted three wishes, spent them as sausage, sausage attached to the wisher's nose, sausage gone from the wisher's nose.
May 01, 2000
A tale from Africa illustrates for the cubs the value of friendship and of seeing things from the other person's point of view.
May 02, 2000
Leona exclaims over the cuteness of a fluffy yellow duck in a book, but the duck is tired of being thought cute, so Lionel tries to help the duck change his image, starting by muddying him up a bit.
May 03, 2000
Flaky would-be author Babs Kaplan comes to the library with a story that's far from ready for publication until she gets some help from the Lion family.
May 04, 2000
The tale of a king and his winged pet teaches the cubs about friendship and trust. It's also an occasion for Leona to understand that stories don't always end happily.
May 07, 2000
Lionel realizes he has never heard his father roar. When Theo tries to explain that a library is no place for a lion's roar, Lionel decides that his father must not be a real lion, and hides his head in shame.
May 08, 2000
Leona is read a story about a rather unkingly king who wanted to be carried about so he wouldn't get his feet dirty. Leona then decides she'd like to be carried piggyback, too, and dad Theo tries to oblige.
May 09, 2000
The cubs hear the classic tale of the crow flattered by a fox into dropping her piece of cheese.
May 10, 2000
Hearing a newspaper story written in classic sports hyperbole about how the Giants clobbered the Cubs, lion cub Lionel is in distress until the players emerge from the story to explain that the Cubs often clobber the Giants in return.
May 11, 2000
The cubs learn about the music of jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker through a tuneful poem.
About
Between the Lions Season 2 (2000) is released on Apr 02, 2000 and the latest season 11 of Between the Lions is released in 2010. Watch Between the Lions online - the English Animation TV series from United States. Between the Lions is directed by Ted May,Richard A. Fernandes,Kathryn Mullen,Linda K. Rath and created by Sean Kelly with Anthony Asbury and Jennifer Barnhart.
Lions Theo and Cleo and their cubs Lionel and Leona have many adventures at their library. Usually surrounding the many books within. Whether a daring story about Cliff Hanger, a vocabulary lesson from Chicken Jane, a song from the Monkey Pop-Up Theater and the Vowelles, as well as the lion family in a few zany skits of their own, such as Theo and Cleo as French chefs or Theo and Cleo as pop singers. There's no telling what can happen when you read...Between the Lions!