The Bear’s Tale

The film opens with Papa, Mama, and Baby Bear sitting at the breakfast table, waiting for their porridge, which is too hot to eat. As they observe the porridge, they decide to leave their cottage to take a ride while their porridge cools. Mama uses her mirror to check her appearance, adding a humorous touch.

The Bears get ready for their ride, with Mama and Papa on the tricycle and Baby riding along, with Baby powering the vehicle out of fear of an accident. They leave their cottage, heading into the forest for a break from their routine.

Goldilocks, skipping through the forest, discovers the Bears' cottage and knocks on the door. Inside, she encounters the Big Bad Wolf dressed in Grandma's nightgown, who is surprised to see her and tries to keep her from entering, suspecting she might spoil the story.

The Wolf reveals that this is not the Bears' house but another location miles away. He quickly shoos Goldilocks out to prevent her from discovering the truth, showing his concern about her realizing the deception.

Realizing who Goldilocks is, the Wolf catches a taxi to the Bears' cottage, planning to secretly take his place in Baby Bear's bed and continue his mischief. He arrives and sneaks into the house through a window.

The Bears finish their cycling trip and sing the police siren, with Papa Bear pretending to be a police car, causing laughter. They arrive home to find their bowls empty, indicating someone has been in their house.

Meanwhile, the Wolf is hiding in Baby Bear's bed, sneezing loudly. The Bears hear the noise and suspect an intruder, so they scramble to hide under the table to avoid detection.

Papa Bear goes upstairs to confront the intruder, humorously expecting Goldilocks. Instead, he uncovers the Wolf in Baby Bear's bed, becomes terrified, and flees the scene with his family, alarmed by the intruder's presence.

Red Riding Hood, on her way to visit her Grandma, finds a note from the Wolf indicating he has gone to the Bears' house to eat Goldilocks. She quickly calls Goldilocks on the phone to warn her about the Wolf's plans.

The Bears arrive home to find their food bowls empty. They hear the Wolf sneezing upstairs and realize there's an intruder in the house. They hide under the table as the situation unfolds.

Papa Bear, gathering courage, heads upstairs to confront the intruder, expecting Goldilocks but discovering the Wolf in Baby Bear's bed. Frightened, he runs downstairs with his family, fleeing the cottage.

The Bears dash away from their home, with Papa Bear leading in a comedic fashion, as the narrator humorously comments on their escape, including a comical reference to a 'bare behind'.