Ship, Ahoy!

Barney & Friends Episode
"Ship, Ahoy!"
Air date	October 4, 1995
Written by	Mitch Lobrovich
Directed by	Bruce Deck
About
Theme	Boats
Characters	Barney Baby Bop Carlos Jason Kathy Min Stella the Storyteller Baby Jones the Parrot
Episode Guide
Previous	"Are We There Yet?"
Next	"Hats Off To BJ!"

"Ship, Ahoy!" is the eighteenth episode of the third season of Barney & Friends.

Plot

Stella the Storyteller stops by and is excited to tell Barney and the children a story about pirates. They all pretend to sail aboard a ship that takes them to a faraway island. Following the clues that Stella has prepared, they finally find the lost treasure!

Stories: "The Treasure of Coco Island"

Songs

1. "Barney Theme Song"
2. "Rub-a-Dub-Dub"
3. "Row, Row, Row Your Boat"
4. "Let's Go On An Adventure"
5. "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"
6. "That's What an Island Is"
7. "Michael Finnegan"
8. "We Like Rocks"
9. "My Hat, It Has Three Corners"
10. "I Love You"

Release

Adaptations

In the Israeli co-production of Barney & Friends, "Let's Go On An Adventure" and "Michael Finnegan" were not sung and the whole episode only takes place in the playground unlike the original version.

International edits

• In dubbed versions, the song, "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star", was only sung for one verse.

Gallery

Behind the Scenes

Corey Loprez, who portrays Carlos, in a sailor's hat.

Promotional

Barney and Stella the Storyteller on the set of "Ship, Ahoy!".

Stills

Everyone looks inside the treasure chest on Coco Island.

Trivia

• Baby Jones the parrot was voiced by Carol Farabee and puppeteered by Ray Henry.
• Starting with this episode, the song, "My Hat, It Has Three Corners", has five verses instead of four (the fifth verse is exactly the same as the first).
• This episode aired two years after "Hoo's In The Forest?" aired and one year after Imagination Island was released on home video.

Appearances

• This episode marked:
  • The final regular appearance of Kathy, until she would return in the tenth anniversary special, Sing and Dance with Barney.
  • The first time that Stella's story lasts throughout the entire episode.
  • The final appearance of the 1995 Baby Bop costume.