Season 11

E1. Mountain Stream

Dec 30, 1986 · 28m

A cool blue waterway winds effortlessly from the far away high peaks and evergreens; enjoy today’s Bob Ross landscape.

E2. Country Cabin

Jan 7, 1987 · 27m

Bob Ross paints an old weathered dwelling today, burrowed deep in the snow and lined with protective evergreens.

E3. Daisy Delight

Jan 14, 1987 · 27m

Bob Ross paints a majestic stand of evergreen trees overlooking tiny, sweet little flowers growing on a sloping knoll.

E4. Hidden Stream

Jan 21, 1987 · 27m

Find yourself in a place just like this on a warm summer day – Bob Ross creates clear sky and shade trees by a nice swimming spot.

E5. Towering Glacier

Jan 28, 1987 · 27m

An immense ice-draped mountain is Bob Ross’ main focus, with grass covered sloping hills and chipper waterfall too!

E6. Oval Barn

Feb 4, 1987 · 27m

A happy little winterscape, inside a happy little oval – with homey barn and lacy bushes -- another real Bob Ross classic.

E7. Lakeside Path

Feb 11, 1987 · 27m

Misty background evergreens and cheerful blue sky give Bob Ross the perfect setting for this lovely birch tree painting.

E8. Sunset Oval

Feb 18, 1987 · 27m

Bob Ross uses a golden selection of colors in this gorgeous fall mountain scene, all within a cleverly different oval shape on canvas.

E9. Winter Barn

Feb 25, 1987 · 27m

The soft sky and snow-blanketed ground give this cozy barn a quiet place to sleep and dream awhile; Bob Ross paint brushes make it happen.

E10. Sunset over the Waves

Mar 4, 1987 · 27m

A fantastic Bob Ross seascape today – enjoy the golden, pink and mauve tones in the sky and crashing waves.

E11. Golden Glow

Mar 11, 1987 · 27m

Even a tiny shanty by the pond can be a warm place in the dead of winter – Bob Ross shows us how to make a snow scene glow!

E12. Roadside Barn

Mar 18, 1987 · 27m

Follow the old dirt road to that quaint country barn nestled in nature’s greenery – Bob Ross paints your destination today.

E13. Happy Accident

Mar 25, 1987 · 27m

Supple sky, fluffy trees and playful rushing river are created by Bob Ross, simply from correcting common mistakes on canvas.