"We Bare Bears" is back and just as delightful and heartwarming as any 90's kids movie. The plot of the episode has the Baby Bears fighting over who gets to play with a basketball until a rogue pizza lands in their laps. They are snatched by a ragtag group of kids who challenge the Bears to a basketball game. Along the way they get help from a Charles Barkley trading card. "Baby Bears Can't Jump" wastes no time in making full use of its premise.
The episode (and the series itself) never stop to question things like the Baby Bears barely getting to eat, not having a home, or Charles Barkley magically appearing from a trading card. When you realize that they're playing for food, it reminds you just how melancholy We Bare Bears can be without descending into sadness.
The episode (and the series itself) never stop to question things like the Baby Bears barely getting to eat, not having a home, or Charles Barkley magically appearing from a trading card. When you realize that they're playing for food, it reminds you just how melancholy We Bare Bears can be without descending into sadness.