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**Ironically, the US Acres segments from earlier seasons would teach life lessons. |
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Revision as of 23:13, 1 February 2017
The Buddy Bears (Billy Buddy Bear (voiced by Lorenzo Music/Howard Morris), Bobby Buddy Bear (voiced by Thom Huge), and Bertie Buddy Bear (voiced by Gregg Berger)) are a trio of singing bears.
They are known on television for their educational and harmonizing content. They also shun freethinking, once stating that "if you disagree, then you're just a troublemaker". Garfield often tells them that their "message" is wrong, although they never listen to him. Their television show once replaced Binky's, and Roy sometimes gets stuck as the fall guy for their routines (in this case, the person who thinks for himself). The only time they fought with each other is when Garfield tricked them into arguing about pizza toppings.
The Buddy Bears also have a sister named Betty Buddy Bear.
Appearances
Garfield and Friends
Season 3
- Binky Gets Cancelled Again!
- Return of the Buddy Bears
- Five Minute Warning
- Mistakes Will Happen (cameo)
Season 4
Season 5
- Odie the Amazing (cameo)
- Roy Gets Sacked
Season 7
Trivia
- The Buddy Bears are a satire of The Get Along Gang (which Mark Evanier previously wrote for), The Care Bears and other cartoons from the 80's focused on caring emotions, harmony, and lack of conflict.
- Ironically, the US Acres segments from earlier seasons would teach life lessons.