Any Way You Slice It

Plot[]

The school is holding an international festival with booths filled with some items from different countries. After visiting each booth, Barney realizes that his friends' booth is empty. After Barney and the kids discuss their favorite type of bread, Stella the Storyteller drops by to tell the story of "The Little Red Hen". Realizing the kids need help making their booth, she inspires them by filling their booth with different types of bread. After she leaves, they decide to make their own loaf of bread and surprise Barney with a special heart-shaped bread.

Stories: "The Little Red Hen"

Songs[]

1. "Barney Theme Song"
2. "Cambodian Umbrella Dance"
3. "A La Derecha"
4. "Our Friend Barney Had A Band"
5. "Who Took the Cookies"
6. "Pumpernickel"
7. "Make the Bread"
8. "I Love You"

Gallery[]

Behind the scenes[]

Phyllis Cicero, who portrays Stella the Storyteller, gets her makeup done.

Promotional[]

(Left to right) Juan, Min, Barney, Kathy and Carlos display the bread they made together.

Stills[]

Stella the Storyteller is holding wheat as she tells the story of "The Little Red Hen".

Barney and the children watch the bread rise.

Release[]

International edits[]

Our Friend Barney Had A Band is shortened, and Make the Bread is cut (despite a shot from the song being used in the Season 3 Intro)

Trivia[]

• This episode marked:
  • The first time "Our Friend Barney Had A Band" is sung in F major.
  • The only episode that Kathy and Juan appeared together.
  • The first episode that Stella the Storyteller appears with Juan.
• The dress-up room used in the "Barney Says" segment for this episode would later be used for the same segment in "Ship, Ahoy!".

Goofs[]

• The Barney doll can be seen on the dolls booth at the beginning of the episode, but before Barney was about to come to life in the next shot, the doll is nowhere to be seen on the dolls booth.

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