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That's a possibility. If that were the case, the movie may serve as the main series's conclusion.
Nothing much:
Except the only "other countries" that the show does well was Asia, due to having a strong merchandise of stuff associated to the show, no mentioned to other countries outside of Asia.
That might be for the movie or the Baby Bears spin-off.
I hope if the main series continues, that will be the end of the baby bears episodes as they go into the spin-off. They were cute at first, but now I'm just sick of them.A TV movie called We Bare Bears: The Movie is coming next year. A baby bears spin-off is also in development.
‘We Bare Bears’ is getting a TV movie and a spinoff
Get ready for more bear hugs and smiles.
That will probably be the first episode of We Baby Bear Bears.
A TV movie called We Bare Bears: The Movie is coming next year. A baby bears spin-off is also in development.
‘We Bare Bears’ is getting a TV movie and a spinoff
Get ready for more bear hugs and smiles.
Well in long story short (TL;DR), neither of us "Warranted" anything beside some of us, were aware of it.No, no, no. Sorry, not to sound rude, but I think a spinoff series is a terrible idea. There have already been WAY too many Baby Bears episodes in the regular series, what warrants a spinoff? As I've said before, the Baby Bears episodes used to be heartwarming and endearing; now they're just more "adventure of the week" stories, and I fear this spinoff will bring absolutely nothing new to the table. Besides, Sam Lavagnino is already 12; I highly doubt he'll be able to do the voice of Baby Grizz for much longer. I know that they could always recast, but Lavagnino has such a distinct voice and he really made the character for me, so it's going to be super weird not hearing him in a year or so.
A movie sounded cool at first...but then I read the plot, and considering it sounds like nothing is really going to happen, I'm wary. Plus, I didn't think "Captain Craboo" was all that great, so I'm not sure if the series is something that belongs in a format longer than eleven minutes.
And honestly, and this is just my opinion, I feel like the series doesn't really need much more closure anyway. 140 episodes is plenty in my mind, and certainly enough for Cartoon Network to show reruns throughout the day. I'd want more episodes if the show kept trying new things or did something to keep it fresh, but unfortunately, I feel like the episodes (especially the ones in season four) are very "samey." They're not bad per se, but they're nothing that I would go out of my way to watch. The Amazing World of Gumball had over 200 episodes, but I felt like that show could go on for that long because it continued being funny, taking risks and exploring new characters and places, something I just don't see WBB doing anytime soon. Yes, there's a lot of world-building to be done in this show, but I guess I'm one person not too interested in seeing it.
Sorry for being so negative, but this is how I feel. I know the show is popular in other places and I'm not angry about its popularity or anything like that. It's awesome that the fans are getting more material even if there is no season five, but I'm personally not hyped about it. While there are certainly a few "diamond in the rough" episodes airing coming out currently, most new episodes are nothing spectacular in my eyes. And I'm not trying to come off as an ignorant, ranting troll in this post. I used to love this show, but I fell out of touch with it around mid-season two when I felt the stories were getting sort of lame (not all, of course, "Yuri and the Bear" was fantastic.) So, apologies again for being a bit of a "negative Nellie" here; this news sort of struck a chord with me. But, who knows? Maybe the show will surprise me and do something really amazing with the movie and spinoff series and I'll take back everything that I said.
I'm pretty sure that what is said about the movie isn't the plot. It's the most generic text ever. They always say that when they describe WBB, no? Don't let a random text like that ruin your hopes for the movie.No, no, no. Sorry, not to sound rude, but I think a spinoff series is a terrible idea. There have already been WAY too many Baby Bears episodes in the regular series, what warrants a spinoff? As I've said before, the Baby Bears episodes used to be heartwarming and endearing; now they're just more "adventure of the week" stories, and I fear this spinoff will bring absolutely nothing new to the table. Besides, Sam Lavagnino is already 12; I highly doubt he'll be able to do the voice of Baby Grizz for much longer. I know that they could always recast, but Lavagnino has such a distinct voice and he really made the character for me, so it's going to be super weird not hearing him in a year or so.
A movie sounded cool at first...but then I read the plot, and considering it sounds like nothing is really going to happen, I'm wary. Plus, I didn't think "Captain Craboo" was all that great, so I'm not sure if the series is something that belongs in a format longer than eleven minutes.
And honestly, and this is just my opinion, I feel like the series doesn't really need much more closure anyway. 140 episodes is plenty in my mind, and certainly enough for Cartoon Network to show reruns throughout the day. I'd want more episodes if the show kept trying new things or did something to keep it fresh, but unfortunately, I feel like the episodes (especially the ones in season four) are very "samey." They're not bad per se, but they're nothing that I would go out of my way to watch. The Amazing World of Gumball had over 200 episodes, but I felt like that show could go on for that long because it continued being funny, taking risks and exploring new characters and places, something I just don't see WBB doing anytime soon. Yes, there's a lot of world-building to be done in this show, but I guess I'm one person not too interested in seeing it.
Sorry for being so negative, but this is how I feel. I know the show is popular in other places and I'm not angry about its popularity or anything like that. It's awesome that the fans are getting more material even if there is no season five, but I'm personally not hyped about it. While there are certainly a few "diamond in the rough" episodes airing coming out currently, most new episodes are nothing spectacular in my eyes. And I'm not trying to come off as an ignorant, ranting troll in this post. I used to love this show, but I fell out of touch with it around mid-season two when I felt the stories were getting sort of lame (not all, of course, "Yuri and the Bear" was fantastic.) So, apologies again for being a bit of a "negative Nellie" here; this news sort of struck a nerve with me. But, who knows? Maybe the show will surprise me and do something really amazing with the movie and spinoff series and I'll take back everything that I said.
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