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This is the transcript for Dorothy the Dinosaur's Party.

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(The video starts with Dorothy opens the door during the song: I'm Dorothy the Dinosaur!. A scene where they get to meet all of their friends.)

Dorothy: (singing) Hey there, it's time for singing

And lovely dancing with the orchestra.

Join me for tea and crumpets,

Violins and trumpets.

Come take my hand.

I'm Dorothy the Dinosaur.

Walk right through my rosy door.

You can smell perfume just inside my room.

Sit down and have some rosy tea.

Some tea with me.

Look here.

There's fairy dancing and pirate prancing

And there's Wags the Dog.

We're here with all my good friends

It's fairy fun time.

So come along.

I'm Dorothy the Dinosaur.

Walk right through my rosy door.

You can smell perfume just inside my room.

Sit down and have some rosy tea...

Some tea with me! Heeeeeeeeee!

(She giggles, until the song is done. Then, the video title card is shown. Then, it fades to Dorothy's mailbox. Then, it translates to Dorothy introduced herself.)

Dorothy: Hello, everyone. It's good to see you. I'm waiting for my friends. Captain Feathersword has been away for such a long time. Sailing around the world. And we're giving him a welcome home party. Oh, here's Wags. Hi, Wags.

Wags: (He arrives wearing his beret & a bow tie.) Woof. Hello, Dorothy.

Dorothy: Ooh, Wags, what's that you got there?

Wags: It's a welcome home present for Captain Feathersword. Ruff! (He gives her a gift.)

Dorothy: Thanks, Wags. I'll put it in this basket. (She puts her present down into the basket.) And later, we'll put them under the tree in the garden.

Wags: Woof.

Dorothy: You look very smart today. You dressed up for the Captain's party.

Wags: I thought I'd wear my special beret and my bow tie.

Dorothy: If The Rosy Orchestra were here, we could sing "C'est Wags".

Wags: (He does some cartwheels.) Roo! (The Rosy Orchestra appears to play classical music, while Wags arrived back doing some cartwheels.) Roo! (laughs) Ruff!

Dominic Lindsay: Did you call us? We're all here. Here's the violin. (Jessica Kiah plays the violin.) And the viola. (Ashleigh Lindsay plays the viola.) And the cello. (Kiara Lindsay plays the cello.) And the bouzouki. (George Tseros plays the bouzouki.) What are we all waiting for? Let's dance!

(Song: C'est Wags, C'est Bon. A scene where Dorothy & Wags are dancing the tango, while the Rosy Orchestra is gonna play the music.)

Dorothy: (singing) La-la-la-la la-la-la

C'est Wags,

(Wags: C'est Wags)

Dorothy: (singing) C'est Bon

(Wags: C'est Bon)

Dorothy: (singing) He's the coolest dog you'll ever meet

C'est Wags,

(Wags: C'est Wags)

Dorothy: (singing) C'est Bon

(Wags: C'est Bon)

Dorothy: (singing) The doggy with the dancing feet

(Wags: Ruff)

Dorothy: (singing) C'est Wags,

(Wags: C'est Wags)

Dorothy: (singing) C'est Bon

(Wags: C'est Bon)

Dorothy: (singing) He'll dance up a storm at the beach or the ballroom

C'est Wags,

(Wags: C'est Wags)

Dorothy: (singing) C'est Bon

(Wags: C'est Bon)

Dorothy: (singing) The doggy with the dancing feet

You can dance with Wags

(Wags: Woof)

Dorothy: (singing) Dance the Foxy Trot

(Wags: Ruff, ruff)

Dorothy: (singing) The Chihuahua wow

(Wags: Ruff, ruff)

Dorothy: (singing) Dance the Malamute

(Wags: Woof, woof, woof)

Dorothy: (singing) You can dance with Wags

Dance the Pekingese

(Wags: Ruff)

Dorothy: (singing) Do the husky hustle

(Wags: Ruff)

Dorothy: (singing) The Chihuahua wow

(She giggles.)

C'est Wags,

(Wags: C'est Wags)

Dorothy: (singing) C'est Bon

(Wags: C'est Bon)

Dorothy: (singing) He's the coolest dog you'll ever meet

C'est Wags,

(Wags: That's me)

Dorothy: (singing) C'est Bon

(Wags: Ha-ha)

Dorothy: (singing) The doggy with the dancing feet

C'est Wags,

(Wags: C'est Wags)

Dorothy: (singing) C'est Bon

(Wags: C'est Bon)

Dorothy: (singing) He'll dance up a storm at the beach or the ballroom

C'est Wags,

(Wags: C'est Wags)

Dorothy: (singing) C'est Bon

(Wags: C'est Bon)

Dorothy: (singing) The doggy with the dancing feet

(She giggles.)

The doggy with the dancing feet

Go, Wags!

The doggy with the dancing feet.

(Wags: Ruff, ruff, ruff)

Dorothy: Oh, here comes Henry the Octopus. Hello, Henry.

Henry: (He arrives.) Oh! Hello, Dorothy. Hello, Wags. Oh, I'm not late, am I, Dorothy?

Dorothy: Oh, of course not. Is this for the Captain? (Henry hands her a gift.) Then I'll just put it this basket. (She puts the gift into a basket.)

Henry: Are you sure I'm not late? The Rosy Orchestra is already here. I didn't think they'd have arrived yet.

Dominic Lindsay: We came early. We've just had a song for Wags. How about one for Henry, Dorothy?

Dorothy: What a good idea. A few songs would get us in a party spirit. What would you like, Henry?

Henry: Oh! I rather like that song where we all jump like kangaroos. Can we have that, Dominic?

Dominic Lindsay: I don't see why not. The Rosy Orchestra is ready, aren't you?

The Rosy Orchestra: Yes!

Henry: Come on, then. Let's jump. Will you jump with us?

(Song: Come On Let's Jump. A scene where Wags, Henry & Dorothy are jumping like kangaroos. While the Rosy Orchestra is gonna play the music.)

Dorothy: (She laughs.) I'm jumping like a kangaroo! (She giggles.)

(singing) Come on, let's jump.

It's fun to do like a kangaroo.

(She giggles.) That's so much fun! Paws up, everyone, and jump like a kangaroo!

(singing) Come on, let's jump.

It's fun to do like a kangaroo.

Great jumping, everyone! (She chuckles.) That's the best kangaroo jump I've ever seen! (She giggles.)

That was fun! Oh! And look, here come the fairies. (Fairy Clare & Larissa arrives, while she gave blow kisses at them by bringing each giving a present putting in the basket, of course Fairy Maria.) Oh, I don't think you've met my friends, Henry and Wags. Wags is a good doggy friend. And Henry the Octopus has a wonderful underwater Big Band for when he's at home in the sea. This is Fairy Clare and Fairy Larissa. (The fairies curtsy.) And Fairy Lucia. (Fairy Lucia magically appear.)

Fairy Clare: And this is Fairy Maria.

Wags: Woof. I'm pleased to meet you.

Henry: Oh! And so am I. Dorothy's told us all about you.

Dominic Lindsay: Well, we had a song for Wags and for Henry, so we should have a song for the fairies as well.

Fairy Clare: That sounds lovely. What'll we have? (with the fairies whispered into someone's ear.)

Fairy Larissa: We'd like the butterfly dance.

Fairy Clare: Dorothy has flowers here as well as in her rose garden, so we can flit from flower to flower.

Wags: I've never been a butterfly before. What do I do?

Fairy Clare: Just fly around like this. (They fly around with their arms.)

Henry: Well, I'll do my best. But I don't think dogs and octopuses are very good at flying like butterflies.

Dorothy: (She giggles.) If a dinosaur can do it, a dog and an octopus can do it, too. Ready, Dominic?

Dominic Lindsay: We're ready.

(Song: Butterflies Flit. A scene where Dorothy, Henry, Wags & the fairies are dancing like butterflies. While the Rosy Orchestra is gonna play the music.)

Dorothy: (singing) Butterflies flit from flower to flower

Dancing their happy way

Watching these beautiful colourful creatures

Is how I spend my day.

Oh, what lovely butterflies everywhere! (She laughs.) What pretty colours. I love dancing with butterflies! (She giggles.) Oh, what pretty wings!

(singing) Butterflies flit from flower to flower

Dancing their happy way

Watching these beautiful colourful creatures

Is how I spend my day.

(The bell tolls.)

Dorothy: Oh, dear! Time is getting on. Come on inside, and we'll all have a cup of rosy tea.

Dominic Lindsay: Thanks, Dorothy. But we might go round into your garden and set up. We can have a drink later on.

Dorothy: Alright. I know you want to be ready for when the Captain arrives. (They all walk back inside to Dorothy's house. Except, Wags tip the beret & put it on the hanger. It translates to a rose picture on her house. Then, it translates to Dorothy, Henry, Wags & the fairies are drinking rosy tea.) Now, has everyone had enough to drink?

Fairy Clare & Fairy Larissa: Yes.

Dorothy: Well, just put your cups on the table, and we'll go out into the garden.

(Wags & Henry leave her house to go outside.)

Fairy Clare: Dorothy, would you like us to help you with the party food? We can make some fairy cakes.

Dorothy: That would be lovely. There are some aprons over there.

Fairy Larissa: Thank you, Dorothy. Now, don't you worry about the party food. We'll look after everything. (with Fairy Clare, Fairy Lucia & Fairy Maria left her house to go outside.)

Dorothy: Oh, that is such a help. (She covers her mouth with her hands beginning to let out a long yawn & stretch. She yawns.) I think Wags and Henry will be alright with out me for a little while. (She sighs.) I really do feel tired. I might just have a short nap.             

(Shot cuts to the fairies walking over to the aprons & magically putting them on, then they leave for the kitchen. Then, it translates to Dorothy's room where she's lying in her bed settling in for her nap.)

Dorothy: I'll just snuggle down under the covers. (She chuckles.) I'll see you when I wake up.  (Then, the lights turn off & she falls asleep.)

(It translates to a teddy bear below the roses. Then, time transition to Henry & Wags are decorating the party at her garden.)

Henry: Do you like the kangaroo and the emu decorations, Wags?

Wags: Woof. They're terrific, Henry! And these balloons would look great here. (He puts the balloons down.)

Henry: Beautiful balloons and ribbons. It looks like a party already.

Dorothy: (She's awake & is walking out of her bedroom.) Ah! I'm all refreshed now. (She laughs.) I think I'll go and join my friends in the garden. (She walks outside to the garden.)

Wags: (He's doing some cartwheels, while Dorothy arrives holding a tray full of drinks.) Aroo-rrr! Here's Dorothy! Did you have a good sleep?

Dorothy: I did. I feel much better now. Wide awake and ready for the party! Oh, here are the drinks I promised you. (She handed over a tray of drinks to the Rosy Orchestra.) The garden looks lovely! You've worked hard while I was taking a nap.

Dominic Lindsay: I think we all need a break. How about another song and dance?

Dorothy: That's perfect! Maybe the fairies would like to join us. (She chuckles.) I'll call them. Fairy Clare! Fairy Larissa! Fairy Lucia! Fairy Maria!

Fairy Clare: (The fairies arrives at Dorothy's garden.) The fairy cakes are out of the oven, and they're just cooling down before we ice them.

Fairy Larissa: The party food is all ready. We heard the music, and we didn't wanna miss out.

Dorothy: Come along, everybody. Sing with me.

(Song: Sing With Me. A scene where Dorothy dances with Fairy Lucia, when the Rosy Orchestra plays while Fairy Clare & Fairy Larissa could dance too.)

Dorothy: (singing) Sing with me; sing with me to the pretty little melody

Sing with me, sing with me. Sing along with Dorothy

Sing with me; sing with me to the pretty little melody

Sing with me, sing with me. Sing along with Dorothy

(Instrumental break.)

Dorothy: (singing) Dance with me, dance with me to the pretty little melody

Dance with me, dance with me. Dance along with Dorothy

Dance with me, dance with me to the pretty little melody

Dance with me, dance with me. Dance along with Dorothy

(Instrumental break.)

Dorothy: (singing) La la la. La la la. La la la-la la la la

La la la. La la la. La la la-la la la la

(She giggles.) This is fun!

(with Fairy Clare & Fairy Larissa singing.) La la la. La la la. La la la-la la la la

La la la. La la la. La la la-la la la la

La la la. La la la. La la la-la la la la

La la la. La la la. La la la-la la la la

La la la. La la la. La la la-la la la la.

Dorothy: Captain Feathersword will be here soon. Are we nearly ready?

Fairy Clare: Yes, we are, Dorothy. But Lucia and Maria need a nap. They've gone inside for a rest. Little fairies do get tired.

Dorothy: Perhaps we could sing her a lullaby. Do you know any, Dominic?

Dominic Lindsay: We do. We know the Teddy Bear's Lullaby.

Dorothy: I know the words! If you don't know the words, just hum along.

(Song: Teddy Bear Lullaby. A scene where the Rosy Orchestra plays the music, while everybody rock their teddy bear to sleep.)

Dorothy: (singing) You're in my arms, my baby

Safe and warm, my baby

You're born asleep, my baby

So close your eyes for me.

You dream of the world. Sweet dreams, little girl.

Of oceans and rainbows and flowers then.

You sleep through the night. I'll still hold you tight.

You're safe in my arms. Go to sleep.

(Instrumental break.)

Dorothy: (singing) You dream of the world. Sweet dreams, little girl.

Of oceans and rainbows and flowers then.

You sleep through the night. I'll still hold you tight.

You're safe in my arms. Go to sleep.

Fairy Clare: Look at all those lovely presents. What shall we do with them?

Wags: Woof. Shall we take them out or leave them in the basket?

Dorothy: (with Henry & Wags picking up a present where they can put it down.) Oh, let's take them out. Ooh, I've got one, too. (She chuckles.) They look so pretty. I wonder what everyone has brought for the Captain.

Henry: It's not his birthday, is it?

Dorothy: No, but you can have un-birthday presents as well as birthday presents. And you an give welcome home presents, too.

Fairy Clare: Is there anything else we can do to help?

Dorothy: Well, there is something.

Fairy Larissa: What is it?

Dorothy: Could you show us some of your Irish dancing?

Fairy Clare: But we don't have our Irish dancing dresses on.

Dorothy: Oh. Oh! If we all closed our eyes, and tried hard, perhaps we could all imagine you have them on.

Fairy Larissa: Close your eyes, and imagine as hard as you can.

Dorothy, Wags & Henry: (They're all close their eyes.) Imagine! Imagine! Imagine!

Dorothy: Can you imagine too?

Fairy Clare & Fairy Larissa: (They all close their eyes to imagine that they're could wear their special Irish dancing dresses & then, curtsy their costumes.) I think it worked.

Dorothy: (She gasps.) I'm sure it has. I can really imagine you're wearing Irish dancing dresses.

(Song: Bucket Of Dew/Paddy Condon From Cobar. A scene where Dorothy sings when the Rosy Orchestra are playing the music.)

Dorothy: (singing) Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

(Instrumental break to Fairy Clare & Fairy Larissa are doing some Irish dancing.)

Dorothy: (singing) Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day.

Henry: Oh! That was wonderful! I wonder if you could do another dance. A fish called Fergus came to visit me one day. And he taught my underwater Big Band a tune called "Fergus' Jig". The Rosy Orchestra can play it. Can't you, Dominic?

Dominic Lindsay: We can.

Fairy Clare: And we can dance to it.

(Song: Fergus' Jig. A scene where Fairy Clare & Fairy Larissa are dancing to an Irish jig, while the Rosy Orchestra are playing the music.)

Dorothy: Oh, that was beautiful! (She laughs.) But now we better imagine you back into your fairy dresses. (They all close their eyes to imagine that the fairies could wear her regular clothing.) It was wonderful to be able to imagine you in your Irish dancing dress. But you look lovely in your fairy dresses, too.

Captain Feathersword: (He's singing, while walking down the path that they heard something, until he is coming.) Balla balla fina mattina... De-dum-dum-dum-do... Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

Dorothy: (She gasps.) Quick! He's coming! Everyone, hide! (They all have to hide in their places so he doesn't want to see, while she picks up her rose sceptre.) Don't tell him we're here.

Captain Feathersword: (The fairies are peeking out. Then, they're hiding. Then, he arrives to her garden.) Dorothy! I'm here! I'm back from sailing around the world! Ooh, that's funny. No one seems to be home.

Dorothy: (She giggles that she can't stop holding a rose sceptre since it's so ticklish.) Shh! Shh! (She giggles.)

(Dominic Lindsay peeks out of accordion, then he hides.)

Captain Feathersword: Ooh, what was that? I'm sure I heard something.

Dorothy: (She giggles that she can't stop.) Shh. Shh.

Captain Feathersword: Ho! The Rosy Orchestra have left their instruments. I can see a violin, a viola, a cello, a bouzouki and an accordion! But no players. Ooh.

(The two Rosy Orchestra people are peeking out then they were hiding.)

Captain Feathersword: Oh! A present! Maybe it's Christmas. No, it can't be Christmas. Perhaps it's a birthday. Oh! Decorations, eh? (He chuckles.) Oh. Is it a party? Oh, it is a party! And I haven't been invited. Oh, maybe I'd better leave. Go away, and come back another day.

The Wiggly Mascots: Welcome home, Captain Feathersword!

Captain Feathersword: (He laughs.)

Dorothy: Welcome home, Captain. You were right. (She gives Captain a hug.) It is a party. It's a welcome home party for you! All your friends are here. Here's Wags.

Wags: Roo! (He does a famous cartwheel.) Roo!

Dorothy: (She chuckles.) And Henry.

Henry: Whoa!

Captain Feathersword: Ho-ho! And the Rosy Orchestra. And my fairy friends, too!

Fairy Clare & Larissa: Hurray!

(Song: Marie's Wedding. A scene where the Rosy Orchestra is playing the music, while the Wiggly Friends & the Fairies are skipping to the music.)

Dorothy: (singing) Step we gaily on we go

Heel for heel and toe for toe

Arm in arm and off we go

All for Marie's wedding

Over hillways, up and down

Myrtle green and bracken brown

Past the sheiling through the town

All for sake of Marie

Step we gaily on we go

Heel for heel and toe for toe

Arm in arm and off we go

All for Marie's wedding.

(Instrumental break to the Wiggly Friends & the Fairies are still skipping to Marie's Wedding.)

Dorothy: (singing) Step we gaily on we go

Heel for heel and toe for toe

Arm in arm and off we go

All for Marie's wedding

Over hillways, up and down

Myrtle green and bracken brown

Past the sheiling through the town

All for sake of Marie

Step we gaily on we go

Heel for heel and toe for toe

Arm in arm and off we go

All for Marie's wedding.

You're the guest of honour, Captain. We're so pleased to have you home again, safe and sound.

Captain Feathersword: Hoo-hoo! And you are my bella, bella dinosaur! My balla, balla bambina. Hoo-hoo-hoo! Come on, everyone! Let's all sing and dance together. Music, please, Dominic! Come on, everyone!

(Song: Balla Balla Bambina. A scene where Dorothy is singing a song about a little girl dancing in the Italian way with Fairy Larissa, Fairy Clare, Wags, Henry & Captain Feathersword dancing putside in Dorothy's garden with the Rosy Orchestra plays the music.)

Dorothy: (singing) Balla balla o balla bambina

Balla balla fina mattina

Balla balla o balla piccina

Balla balla e non ti fermar

(Instrumental break to Fairy Larissa, Fairy Clare & the Wiggly Friends are Italian dancing.)

Dorothy: (singing) Balla balla o balla bambina

Balla balla fina mattina

Balla balla o balla piccina

Balla balla e non ti fermar

(Instrumental break to Fairy Larissa, Fairy Clare & the Wiggly Friends are Italian dancing.)

Dorothy: (singing) Balla balla o balla bambina

Balla balla fina mattina

Balla balla o balla piccina

Balla balla e non ti fermar

Lai, lai, la, la, la, lai, lai

Lai, lai, la la la, lai

Lai, lai, la, la, la, lai, lai

Lai, lai, lai, la la, lai

Lai, lai, la, la, la, lai, lai

Lai, lai, la la la, lai

Lai, lai, la, la, la, lai, lai

Lai, lai, lai, la la, lai

Lai, lai, la, la, la, lai, lai

Lai, lai, la la la, lai

Lai, lai, la, la, la, lai, lai

Lai, lai, lai, la la, lai.

Wags: I know a good party song and it's not too loud. So it won't wake Lucia up.

Dorothy: What is it?

Wags: It's called "Poesje Mauw" and it's about a dog and a cat. Dorothy and I have played it before. So, we'll go together. (They're all get into positions.) Ready, Dominic?

(Song: Poesje Mauw. A scene where The Rosy Orchestra starts playing a song about a dog and a cat. Dorothy is gonna sing in Dutch & English.)

Dorothy: (singing) Poesje mauw, kom eens gauw

Ik heb lekk're melk voor jou

En voor mij, rijstebrij

O, wat heerlijk smullen wij

Hondje waf, waf, waf, waf

Blijf jij van mijn lekkers af

Aardig dier, kom eens hier

Geef een pootje voor plezier

Little cat, come for food

I have lovely milk for you

And for me, rice and meat

Oh, what lovely things to eat

Little dog, bow, wow, wow

Stay away from me for now

Lovely dog, come to me

Give me your paw and be happy.

(She giggles.)

Captain Feathersword: Hoo-hoo! I know another one! It's a Hebrew song called "Lechoo Yeladim". "Lechoo" means "Walk" and "Yeladim" means "Children". So in this song, we need to walk! Come on, everyone! You can do it, too.

(Dominic Lindsay starts playing Lechoo Yeladim on his accordion.)

Captain Feathersword: (singing) Lechoo Lechoo Yeladim, Lechoo Yeladim

Lechoo Lechoo Yeladim, Lechoo Yeladim.

Whoa-ho-ho! Oh, here's the next bit. It's saying "imdoo, yeladim" "Imdoo" means "Stop"!

Dorothy: We walk when it says, "Lechoo, yeladim", and we stop when it says, "imdoo, yeladim".

Captain Feathersword: Hoo-hoo! That's right! Oh! You can do it, too, me hearties! Here we go!

(Dominic Lindsay starts playing another part of Lechoo Yeladim on his accordion.)

Captain Feathersword: (singing) Lechoo Lechoo Yeladim, Lechoo Yeladim

Lechoo Lechoo Yeladim, Lechoo Yeladim.

Imdoo, imdoo, imdoo Yeladim

Imdoo, imdoo, imdoo Yeladim.

Hoo-hoo-hoo! Now. "Routsu, yeladim" means "Run, children"!

Dorothy: So, we walk first. Then we stop. Then, the song tells us to run (She laughs.) and then to stop again. Let's start from the very beginning. Ready, Dominic?

Captain Feathersword: Listen carefully.

(Song: Lechoo Yeladim. A scene where Dorothy sings a song in Hebrew with the fairies & the other Wiggly Friends.)

Dorothy: (singing) Lechoo Lechoo Yeladim, Lechoo Yeladim

Lechoo Lechoo Yeladim, Lechoo Yeladim.

Imdoo, imdoo, imdoo Yeladim

Imdoo, imdoo, imdoo Yeladim.

(She giggles.)

Captain Feathersword: Ho-ho-ho-ho! That was great, me hearties! But now it's time to run really fast!

Dorothy: (singing) Routsu Routsu Yeladim, Routsu Yeladim

Routsu Routsu Yeladim, Routsu Yeladim

Imdoo, imdoo, imdoo Yeladim

Imdoo, imdoo, imdoo Yeladim.

(She giggles.)

That was so much fun! Would you like to open your presents now?

Captain Feathersword: Hoo! Are they really all for me?

Dorothy: They're "Welcome home" presents.

Captain Feathersword: Oh! You're really too nice to the good old Captain. You're the best friends I could ever have! (He laughs.) (They're all going to check to see the presents were here.) Whoa-ho! Look at all these presents! Oh! I'll take forever to open them all!

Fairy Larissa: I'll help you. (She uses her wand to reveal a gift for Henry. She picks up a seashell.)

Captain Feathersword: Oh, a shell from Henry! (He's holding up a shell.) It's beautiful!

Henry: Oh, if you put it to your ear, you can hear the sea!

Captain Feathersword: Hoo-hoo! Now I can have the sound of the sea even when I'm on land! Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! (Fairy Larissa uses her wand to reveal a gift for Wags. She picks up a ball.) A ball from Wags! (He's holding up a ball.)

Wags: Woof! You can throw it when we go for a walk and I can chase it!

Captain Feathersword: (Fairy Larissa uses her wand to reveal a gift for Fairy Clare & Fairy Larissa. She picks up some fruit.) Hoo-hoo! From Fairy Clare and Fairy Larissa! (He's holding up an apple & some grapes.) A shiny, red apple and a bunch of purple grapes! You know how much I love to eat fruit! (He chuckles.)

Fairy Larissa: (She uses her wand to reveal a gift for Fairy Lucia & Fairy Maria. She picks up a feathersword.) And this is from Fairy Lucia and Fairy Maria. (She gives a feathersword to Captain.)

Captain Feathersword: (He's holding up a new feathersword.) Oh! A new feathersword! Hoo-hoo! It's just what I wanted! Ho-ho-ho-ho. (He's giving a feathersword to Fairy Larissa.) And this is from my good friend, Dorothy the Dinosaur. (Fairy Larissa uses her wand to reveal a gift for Dorothy. She picks up an olive oil & gives to him.) Olive oil! You can never got enough olive oil. Oh, thank you, Dorothy!

Dorothy: (She chuckles.) I know you like olive oil. But now you need to sing the olive oil song, so everyone can hear why you like it so much!

Captain Feathersword: Hoo-hoo! Of course, Dorothy! La musica per favore.

Dorothy: That's Italian for "Music, please!"

(Song: Olive Oil. A scene where the Rosy Orchestra is gonna playing some romantic song, while Captain Feathersword sings like an opera singer.)

Captain Feathersword: (singing) Olive oil

Caro amore mio

Olive oil

It's my greatest love

It eases your throat

And helps you sing high

You're cooking some chips

And you use it to fry

Olive oil

Caro amore mio

Olive oil

It's my greatest love

It pours like water

And it's slippery and golden

It comes from the trees

In the markets it's sold

All over the world

On the tables you'll find them

They're green and they're black

Oh, I love olive oil

Olive oil

Caro amore mio

Olive oil

It's my greatest love

It's my greatest love!

(The Wiggly Mascots & the Fairies are applauding & he bows.) Oh! Thank you, thank you. You're too kind to the old Captain. But now it's time for some more singing and dancing. Dorothy. You love to sing and dance! Why don't you lead us all in singing and dancing to "I Am A Dancer"?

Wags: Woof! Great idea, Captain!

Henry: Come on, Dorothy! Oh-oh-oh.

Dorothy: Oh, I'd love to! Just wait a moment (She laughs.) and I'll find a dancing costume I can wear. (She leaves her garden.)

(It translates to some flowers. Then, it translates to Dorothy picks out her dancing dress.)

Dorothy: Oooh. (She chuckles.) What do you think? Alright? I think so. (She leaves her house.)

(It translates to some rosy cupcakes. Then, it translates to Dorothy is outside of her garden with her dancing dress.)

Dorothy: Ready, Dominic?

(Song: I Am A Dancer. A scene where Dorothy is gonna dance with her dancing dress outside of her garden.)

Dorothy: (singing) I am a dancer, I am a dancer,

I like to dance so

When I hear music, When I hear music,

Round and around, I go...

Arms up in the air, everyone. And now slowly turn around. (She giggles.)

(singing) I am a dancer, I am a dancer,

I like to dance so

When I hear music, When I hear music,

Round and around, I go.

Oh, that's beautiful dancing, everyone! (She giggles.)

Fairy Clare: What a beautiful song. I love dancing. Lucia's awake! And she's ready to swing on a swing.

(Song: Swinging On A Swing. A scene where Fairy Clare is pushing Fairy Lucia on the swing, while Dorothy sings a song.)

Dorothy: (singing) Push me on a swing

Feel the air through my hair

Swinging, swinging on a swing

Push me on a swing

Feel the air through my hair

Swinging, swinging on a swing

Push me on a swing

Feel the air through my hair

Swinging, swinging on a swing

La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la.

(She giggles.)

Fairy Clare: I think the party food is almost ready. We'll bring it out. (with Fairy Larissa, Fairy Lucia & Fairy Maria had to go get some party food.)

Captain Feathersword: Hoo-hoo! Let's have one more dance! How about a waltz?

Henry: Ooh, yes, lovely!

Wags: Another great idea, Captain!

(Song: My Name is Dorothy (Come Dance With Me). A scene where Dorothy who waltz dances with the Wiggly Mascots, while the Rosy Orchestra plays the music.)

Dorothy: (singing) My name is Dorothy

So come and dance with me

We'll count the 1-2-3

Count with me, 1-2-3

Dancing is so much fun

Won't you come with us?

I'll drink some rosy tea

Then dance with me

When I dance, I feel delightful

When I dance, I feel so great

My name is Dorothy

So come and dance with me

We'll count the 1-2-3

Now dance with me

Dancing is so much fun

Won't you come with along?

I'll drink some rosy tea

Then dance with me.

(Instrumental break to the ending part.)

Dorothy: The waltz is a beautiful dance! And now there's just one more thing before we have the party food.

Fairy Clare: (She's holding some party food & puts it on the table.) What's that, Dorothy?

Dorothy: (She chuckles.) A rosy shower, of course. (She giggles.)

(Song: I'm Dorothy the Dinosaur!. A scene where Dorothy dances to one more song for a grand finale with a rosy shower with all of their friends & the fairies.)

Dorothy: (singing) Hey there, it's time for singing

And lovely dancing with the orchestra.

Join me for tea and crumpets,

Violins and trumpets.

Come take my hand.

I'm Dorothy the Dinosaur.

Walk right through my rosy door.

You can smell perfume just inside my room.

Sit down and have some rosy tea.

Some tea with me.

Look here.

There's fairy dancing and pirate prancing

And there's Wags the Dog.

We're here with all my good friends

It's fairy fun time.

So come along.

I'm Dorothy the Dinosaur.

Walk right through my rosy door.

You can smell perfume just inside my room.

Sit down and have some rosy tea...

Some tea with me!

(She giggles, until the song is done.)

And now, let's have a party!

Captain Feathersword: (Fairy Clare & Fairy Larissa are bringing some rosy crumpets to him.) Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! Whoa-ho-ho-ho-ho! Oh! This is the best welcome home party I've ever had! Arr! (He eats a rosy crumpet that the Rosy Orchestra could finish a tune.)

(Closing camera transition to a blank screen. Until, it translates to the end credits are rolling. While Bucket Of Dew/Paddy Condon From Cobar, Dance A Cachuca & Nya Nya Nya are playing in the background.)

Dorothy: (singing) Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

(Instrumental break to Fairy Clare & Fairy Larissa are doing some Irish dancing.)

Dorothy: (singing) Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day

Hi diddly didle dum, diddly doodle didle dum

Diddly doo ri diddly i day.

Dorothy: (singing) Dance a cachuca

Fandango, bolero

Romp bomp a stomp manzilla mantero

Tea, when it runs in abundance, enhances

The reckless delight of the wildest of dances

Ah, ah, ah, ah, ha! (She giggles.)

Romp bomp a stomp and manzilla mantero

For tea, when it runs in abundance

The reckless delight of the wildest of dances

The wildest of dances, the reckless delight

(She giggles.)

Dance a cachuca

Fandango, bolero

Romp bomp a stomp, Manzanilla, Montero

Tea, when it runs in abundance, enhances

The reckless delight of

That wildest of dances

(Instrumental break to Dorothy & David Hobson are dancing together.)

Enhances the reckless delight of the wildest of dances

The reckless delight of the wildest of dances.

Captain Feathersword & Dorothy: (singing) Nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya.

Nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya...

Dorothy: Oh, the Rosy Orchestra sounds beautifu!

Captain Feathersword: Yes, it does, Dorothy.

(with Dorothy singing.) Nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya.

Nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya...

Dorothy: I love this sea shanty. (She laughs.) Sing with me, everyone.

(with Captain Feathersword singing.) Nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya.

Nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya.

(She giggles. Then, the endboard is showing.)

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