Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back

Yoda is playing with Barney and the kids when he discovers a lonely little flower (a gerber daisy, according to the book Lando Calrissian has). He puts it in a pot and raises it on his own. Later that day, it blooms into a full flower. However, the next day is chilly and the flower is drooping and is missing all the petals. Barney explains that the flower died, due to the cold weather, which makes Yoda terribly sad. He, Lando Calrissian, and the kids help Yoda cheer up by reminding him that they'll always be there for him no matter what happens. He then learns that some flowers don't last that long, though others survive the harsh winters and return in the spring. This brings Yoda back to his cheery self, as he is excited to take care of the flowers when spring comes around.
 * 1) The Force of eternity

2.Darth Vader's palace

The park is a home away from home for Barney and his friends, but BJ wants to build his very own "totally awesome, completely cool" house. While BJ works on his house, Barney teaches the kids about houses and homes through songs such as "That's a Home To Me" and by using his laptop computer to show them a variety of homes from around the world. Following is an impromptu show about fanciful nursery rhyme homes. When a picture puzzle of rooms in a house triggers a series of make-believe activities, a toy kitchen yields yummy macaroni and cheese, and a bubbling bathtub is the right place for Yoda's bath. BJ thinks his house is finished, but discovers he's forgotten something and needs to make room for someone he loves - Yoda! Barney reminds them that a family and loving friends make a house a home.

3. That's the Right Rebel

Barney asks his friends and Boba Fett for some good ways to express anger and how to deal with it.