Production Blog

Bears Will Be Bears

November 5, 2011 at 02:30

We were looking for a more realistic take on the "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" story. For example, what would actually happen if there were a breaking and entering in a home occupied by a family of bears? They certainly wouldn't let the perpetrator simply run away. The episode is a fun look at what can happen when a family's cultural beliefs muddle their understanding of right and wrong, while also taking the time to show the toll of Aunt Marie's sudden appearance and hospitalization on Nick's personal life, which includes using a "big bad wolf" to keep her protected.

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