Barney & Friends
Caring Means Sharing
Season 1, Episode 9
Air date	April 16, 1992
Written by	Stephen White
Directed by	Jim Rowley
Episode List
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Caring Means Sharing is the 9th episode from Season 1 of Barney & Friends

Plot Edit

Min and Kathy fight over whose turn it is to play with Barney. So, through various songs and activities, Barney teaches them that sharing makes everything a lot more fun!

Educational Theme: Sharing with Friends

Stories: The Little Red Hen

Song List Edit

1. Barney Theme Song

   

2. The More We Share Together
3. Roll Over
4. London Bridge
5. Taking Turns
6. Michael Finnegan
7. Who Took The Cookies?
8. Mr. Knickerbocker
9. I Love You

CastEdit

• Barney (Body: David Joyner, Voice: Bob West)
• Baby Bop (Body: Jenney Dempsey, Voice: Julie Johnson) (Cameo)
• Derek (Rickey Carter)
• Kathy (Lauren King)
• Min (Pia Manalo)
• Shawn (John David Bennett II)

TriviaEdit

• The billy goat puppet used in the "Little Red Hen" play would reappear in "What's That Shadow?".
• This was the first time something happened to the Barney doll before coming to life. It was when Kathy and Min were arguing on who should play with the Barney doll.
• This is a rare time a character suffers from a tummy-ache. Another time was in "Circle of Friends". However, for this episode, Baby Bop had the tummy-ache, and in "Circle of Friends", and "BJ's Snack Attack", BJ has had the tummy-ache.
• On the cover for the Time Life Video, the picture is from "The Treasure of Rainbow Beard", not this one.
• Kathy wears the same shirt from the previous episode, "Going Places!", and will wear the shirt again in "What's That Shadow?". Min wears the same dress in Going Places! and Hola, Mexico!, except in those episodes she wears black Mary Janes instead of saddle shoes.
• Derek wears the same shirt in Playing It Safe.
• This group (Derek, Kathy, Min, and Shawn) also appeared in "What's That Shadow?", "When I Grow Up...", and "I Can Do That!".
• This is the first time barney says Super Dee Duper.