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Castle/Courtyard | Magellan and asks Eureeka to tell him a story. She tells him a story about an elephant and a rhinoceros. Because Magellan has never seen these animals before, he imagines them wrong. He then asks Mr. Knack for postcards of an elephant and a rhinoceros, and is amused to see that the real animals aren’t like he imagined. |
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Transition | A closeup of the castle key winding up. (First: Show 101) |
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Underwater | Bogge and Quagmire dance gracefully to classical music underwater. |
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Transition | The castle winds up and blows its top. |
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Bridge: | Eureeka casts a magic spell to conjure “something special for you to see”. |
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Live-Action | A little girl can’t find her pet cat. It turns out the cat had kittens. |
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Song | “The Fish Tones”. The Fish Tone sing a doo-wop number about themselves. |
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Transition | The castle winds up and expands to reveal a swimming turtle. |
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Underwater | A group of fish try to swim into Bogge’s pipe. Booge angrily shoos them away. |
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Transition | The castle winds up and spins like a top. |
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Bridge | Magellan wonders what the Rock Slurms are up to. |
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Rock Slurms | The Rock Slurms play in a playground. |
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Transition | A closeup of the castle key winding up. (First: Show 101) |
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Bridge | After being kissed by a fish, Bogge reluctantly allows the fish into his pipe. Booge suggests to the fish that they watch something. |
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Live-Action | Children play in sprinklers. |
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Basement/Moat | Magellan can’t find his missing blanket. Batly comes along, and after finding seaweed in Magellan’s room, Batly comes to the conclusion that it was stolen by the Moat Twins. Booge and Quagmire stole it to use it as the sail for their pirate ship and refuse to give it back. Magellan doesn’t want to steal it back, despite Batly’s urgings. After an argument, Magellan sneezes, blowing the Moat Twins away and returning the blanket. |
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Transition | A closeup of the castle key winding up. (First: Show 101) |
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Underwater | A brief scene of fish swimming by. |
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