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Dorothy the Dinosaur (TV Series 3)

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The third and final series of the Dorothy the Dinosaur franchise contains twice the amount of episodes as the previous series. This series takes quite a departure from the previous two in terms of format. Although episodes feature many similar plots, as Dorothy is visited by her friends or goes with one to another location, the presentation is very different. Episodes are now narrated by Kendall Goddard, with no songs or dialogue from any of the characters, other than a brief song of Dorothy calling a friend each episode. Dorothy now has a car and plane she uses to get to new locations, which are usually other countries such as France and Italy.

Emma Pask takes over as voice of Dorothy, while Brad Carroll is now portrays Captain Feathersword. The Fairies are now joined by young Elf Antonio, played by Anthony's son and Lucia and Maria’s younger brother Antonio Field. Production began in 2010 sometime before and/or after production of Let's Eat!. Unlike the first two series, this series gets a lot of negative reviews from critics, who criticize no dialogue from characters, Captain Feathersword not being portrayed by Paul Paddick, Dorothy's little song, the narration, the new storyline, and the screenplay, so the producers decide to cancel the second season's plans. This series aired on ABC2 as a part of Wiggly Waffle.[3]

Episodes 27-52 are currently lost media, but it's hoping they will be found soon.

Episodes[]

  1. Rosy Tea with Fairy Maria!
  2. Bunny Rabbits!
  3. Shoe Shop Shine!
  4. Dorothy’s Indian Gift
  5. Fairy Clare Goes to Ireland
  6. Walking with Wags
  7. Egyptian Papyrus!
  8. New Zealand Adventure!
  9. Dorothy Goes to the Grocer
  10. Dorothy and Lucia in Italy
  11. England Swings!
  12. Floral Fun!
  13. Elf Antonio Goes to Greece
  14. Dorothy and the Didgeridoo
  15. Yummy Canada Syrup
  16. Spain is Great!
  17. Vive la France!
  18. Fairy Clare's Ice Cream
  19. Dorothy Loves Hawaii
  20. Koala Time!
  21. Dorothy Goes to the Florist
  22. Burgers in the USA!
  23. Sunny South Africa
  24. Pretty Peru
  25. Elf Antonio at the Toy Shop
  26. Sensational Scotland
  27. Birthday Cake!
  28. Let's Travel to Russia
  29. Beautiful Brazil
  30. Marvellous Mexico
  31. Dorothy's Adventure in Japan
  32. Rosy Posy Cake
  33. Seaweed Tea
  34. Tasty Empandas from Chile!
  35. Fun on the Farm
  36. Beautiful Bulgaria
  37. Let's Go to Cambodia
  38. Octopus Bread
  39. Dorothy and the Tango Hat
  40. Fairy Clare's Hat
  41. Dorothy Travels to Vietnam
  42. Dorothy Sees the Philippines!
  43. Dorothy Visits China
  44. Library Laughs
  45. Tasty Korean Food!
  46. Croatia is Cool!
  47. Fairy Larissa's Beautiful Candles
  48. Germany is Great!
  49. Turkey is Tops
  50. Wonderful Wales
  51. Pretty Poland
  52. Sweet Sweden

Home Video Releases[]

DorothytheDinosaur'sWonderfulWorld-iTunesArtwork

Original iTunes Artwork for Dorothy the Dinosaur's Wonderful World! (Series 3)

A DVD set has been released in Australia and New Zealand. The first 26 episodes of Series 3 were released on DVD and iTunes as Dorothy the Dinosaur's Wonderful World! released in 2012 after the return of the original yellow Wiggle Greg Page. On iTunes, the latter is presented as one 3 hour long video, episodes can not be played individually.

The Blu-ray edition of Let's Eat! contained an episode of Series 3, marking one of the only times a Dorothy episode has been available to purchase in HD. and the only episode of Series 3 to be used as an extra on a Wiggles DVD or Blu-Ray.

Trivia[]

  • Although not appearing in this series, 3 of The Wiggles provided the music for Series 3, Murray Cook on Guitar, Jeff Fatt on Keyboards and Anthony Field on the Bass and Bouzouki.
  • An early version of Vive la France! (at the time titled "Dorothy Goes to France") was released on the Let's Eat! Blu-ray and Wiggle Treats! DVD, both ahead of Series 3's TV debut in September 2010. Both of these appearances differ from the final released version, as Jennifer Taipari voices Dorothy.
  • It's possible that the reason why this series ended is that many people wanted more series starring and focused on The Wiggles themselves.
  • The photo of Fairy Castle from Series 3 would later be seen in the Apples & Bananas Tour.
  • The series aired on Sprout during the Sprout's Dino-Mite Valentine’s Sing-Along block on Valentines Day in 2010 and 2011.[4] However, It wasn't part of Sprout's Main Lineup, and was exclusive to Sprout-On Demand starting March 12 of that same year when the Special Block came out.[citation needed]

References[]

  1. ↑ https://www.abc.net.au/tv/guide/abc2/201109/programs/ZX6201A001D2011-09-06T102249.htm
  2. ↑ https://www.abc.net.au/tv/guide/abc2/201111/programs/ZX6201A052D2011-11-16T104935.htm
  3. ↑ https://www.abc.net.au/tv/guide/all/wa/201109/20110906.htm
  4. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdv47VlyklA
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