Plot Synopsis

Executive produced by Brian Grazer and Ron Howard and based on David Horvath's "Bossy Bear" book series, BOSSY BEAR is a half-hour animated series for preschoolers that follows the misadventures of Bossy Bear, an overly-enthusiastic extrovert, and Turtle, a thoughtful introvert -- unlikely besties who make the perfect team for navigating silly childhood adventures in their Koreatown-inspired city of Pleasantburg. Bossy is an extroverted bear whose big imagination and endless enthusiasm lands him in hilarious situations; Turtle is Bossy's patient, pure-hearted and empathetic best friend; Bossy's Mom is the funny and athletic mother who has eyes in the back of her head; Gran-Gran is Turtle's wise, loving grandmother who knows how to have a good time; Bossy's Dad is the store manager of an electronics shop who has a PhD in Dad jokes; Bissy is Bossy's older sister who thinks she knows everything about being an adult and can play an okay keytar. Each 30-minute episode features three stories. Season 1 features real-life couple Lance Bass and Michael Turchin in recurring guest voice roles as the parents to Ginger, Bossy Bear's older sister Bissy's bestie aka her "squirrelfriend." Bass and Turchin voice Tyler, a laid-back owl, and Greg, an intense chipmunk, respectively, who run a vegetarian and kosher food truck called Latke Love.

In the series premiere, "Ultimate Hype Bear; The Chrysalis Crew; Just Say No," Bissy is nervous to meet her favorite K-Pop band, so Bossy acts as her "Hype Bear" to give her confidence. Then, Bossy and Turtle discover a fallen chrysalis and become the 'Chrysalis Crew' to protect it. Finally, Turtle learns to speak up when Bossy and friends want to use his favorite toy as a soccer ball.