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Although all the other characters were dancing, Tutter the mouse reluctantly admitted that he couldn't dance, and that he was too shy. In order to help Tutter, Bear and the cast member decided to tell him some stories.

The cast member then turned Bear's house into a book, which then turned it's page, revealing Rolie Polie Ollie and his friends. In the story, Zoey, Olie's sister is supposed to be pretending to be a monster. In order to help her, the cast member suggested that the audience also pretend. Zoey, Ollie and their friend all pretend like they are trapped in a vortex and begin to twirl. The cast member then told the audience to pretend with them and twirl. After the story, Tutter appeared back on stage. Although he agreed that it was fun to laugh and sing with your friends, he still felt too shy.

Since Tutter was still feeling shy. The cast member would tell Tutter another story, this time about Stanley. As Stanley and his fish Dennis appeared on stage, the Stanley theme song then began to play. After the song had ended Stanley told Dennis that he was sad, because he had to wash up and go to bed. Stanley then said that he wished he was a gorilla, so that he didn't have to wash. After Dennis told him that Gorilla's are very clean, Dennis and Stanley decided to look up the animal in the Great Big Book of Everything. Inside the book, Stanley learned that gorilla's were large animals that were very clean. After reading about the ape, a large gorilla appeared in Stanley’s room. Stanley and the audience then pounded on their chest in order to say hello. The gorilla picked through Stanley's hair, helping to clean him, before going back into the Great Big Book of Everything. After the gorilla left, Stanley agreed that he should brush his teeth and go to bed, thanking Dennis for helping him learn. After the scene, Tutter agreed that your friends can help you learn, but he still wanted one more story.

The third story took place inside the Book of Pooh. The narrator told guests that Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore and Piglet were enjoying a day in the Hundred Acre Woods. Pooh, after realizing that he has a pot of honey, declared that it was a perfect day. Although Eeyore wants to take a nap, Tigger tells him that it is the perfect day for bouncing. The cast member then told guests they should join in with him.

After the bouncing, Pooh observes that all of his friends have different ideas of what a perfect day is, and he wondered how they could all be right. Piglet suggested that they should ask the narrator what a perfect day is. The narrator told them that everyone has their own perfect day, because everyone is different. Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and Tigger then sang a song, celebrating their differences. After the song, Pooh realized that they forgot to ask Piglet what his perfect day is. Piglet responded that as long as he's with his friends everyday is a perfect day. The narrator then said goodbye ending the story.

The scene then shifted back to Bear in the Big Blue House, where Bear suggested that if everyone danced, Tutter would too. The entire Bear in the Big Blue House cast then sang a song, encouraging the audience (and Tutter) to dance. Tutter after dancing thanked the audience for being such good friends. After the rest of the characters left, Bear realized that they hadn’t seen Luna yet today. Bear then told Luna the events of the day, before deciding that with friends there is nothing you can't do. Bear and Luna, and the rest of the Bear and the Big Blue House characters then sang the Goodbye Song as the show ended.

During the course of Playhouse Disney- Live On Stage’s run, scenes involving characters from Jo Jo’s Circus and My Friends Tigger and Pooh were added to the attraction.

In the Jo Jo's Circus scene, Jo Jo and her friend Skeebo were looking for Goliath the Lion, who was hiding. With guests help, Jo Jo eventually finds Goliath inside a cannon. After being reunited, Jo Jo realizes that Goliath had the hiccups. Skeebo would then suggest that they surprise Goliath to get rid of the hiccups, the audience was told to stand up and yell as loud as they could. When the whole audience yelled together, Goliath's hiccups disappeared. Jo Jo then taught everyone (including the audience) how a bow. The Cast Member then asked Jo Jo what she learned today, to which she replied, "Some things are more fun if you have good friends", ending the scene. Tutter then reappeared, agreeing that it was fun when friends laughed and sang together.