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"The One And Only You" is the fifth episode from the fifth season of Barney & Friends.

Plot[]

Kim is eagerly awaiting the arrival of her adopted baby brother. The children share in Kim's excitement, but Kristen begins to feel that her family is not quite as special because she is an only child. This sparks discussion about families and the differences and similarities between families. All the children agree that sharing is an important part of all families. Barney and the children help Kristen realize that all families are unique and special, even her only-child family.

Stories: "A Young Girl Who Lived in a Shoe"

Songs[]

  1. "Barney Theme Song"
  2. "The Friendship Song"
  3. "Everyone is Special"
  4. "Roll Over"
  5. "Share Your Stuff"
  6. "You Can Count on Me"
  7. "Friends of Mine"
  8. "My Family's Just Right for Me"
  9. "I Love You"

Release[]

Adaptations[]

In Baniwa Chingudeul, the Korean co-production of Barney & Friends, Seo Young celebrates her birthday. Also, Sun Jeung is wearing socks that have the Sesame Street logo and the character Bert printed on them. In addition, he's wearing pajamas with Snoopy on them. This is likely due to less strict copyright laws in South Korea (compared to the US). Also, after the song Roll Over was performed, Sun Jeung fell asleep on the bed, and Barney changes them back to their normal clothes and he and his friends sneak out of the treehouse to let him sleep, just for awhile.

International edits[]

In some international versions, this episode was shortened.

Trivia[]

  • This episode has numerous similarities with the season one episode, "My Family's Just Right For Me". Most notably, Kristen's family was exactly the same as Kathy's family was: they both only live with their mother and grandmother, they’re the only child in their respective families, and they both feel sad when they find that they’re the only ones in the group that have no siblings. And Stephen would later have the same problem in Aunt Rachel Is Here!, However, the only difference is that he has a father, a stepmother, a stepbrother and grandma, but he feels a little bit sad that he is the only one in the group in that episode that has no aunts, uncles, or cousins.
  • This is the final episode to feature the season four arrangement of "Everyone is Special".
  • This episode reveals that Kristen and Kim are probably best friends, considering that they hug each other before the very beginning of "The Friendship Song".

Release date[]

References[]

Season Five episodes
"Books Are Fun!" • "Trading Places" • "Safety First!" • "Circle of Friends" • "The One And Only You" • "Barney's Band"
• "Try It, You'll Like It!" • "Colors All Around" • "Howdy, Friends!" • "Seven Days A Week" • "Hidden Treasures"
• "A Royal Welcome" • "Sweet As Honey" • "First Things First!" • "Aunt Rachel Is Here!" • "It's A Rainy Day!" • "Easy Does It!"
• "What's In A Name?" • "A Very Special Mouse" • "A Package Of Friendship"
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