Episode 507.c Bubble Guppies: Nonny and the Chocolate Factory the Musical! (Part 3)

Plot
When Nonny wins a golden ticket to the weird and wonderful Grouper Chocolate Factory, it's the chance of a lifetime to feast on the sweets he's always dreamed of. But beyond the gates astonishment awaits, as down the sugary corridors and amongst the incredible edible delights, the six lucky winners discover not everything is as sweet as it seems.

Cast

 * Nonny as (Charlie Bucket)
 * Mr. Grouper as (Willy Wonka)
 * Mr. Langoustine as (Grandpa Joe)
 * Goby as (Augustus Gloop)
 * Deema as (Agnes Gloop) (A fanmade character)
 * Molly as (Veruca Salt)
 * Oona as (Violet Beauregarde)
 * Gil as (Mike Teavee)
 * Mrs. Imani as (Mrs. Gloop)
 * Mr. Gentilella as (Mr. Salt)
 * Mr. Shaskan as (Mr. Beauregarde)
 * Mrs. Gordon as (Mrs. Teavee)
 * Sandy as (Grandma Josephine)
 * Martin as (Grandpa George)
 * Dot as (Grandma Georgina)
 * Mrs. Pirruccello as (Mrs. Bucket)
 * Mr. Pirruccello as (Mr. Bucket)
 * Miss Jenny as (Mrs. Pratchett)
 * Announcer as (Jerry)
 * The Mayor as (Cherry)
 * Director Lobster and Pilot as (Lovebird Posh Couple)
 * Crab Scouts, Starfish, and Shrimps as (Oompa-Loompas)

Information

 * Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Musical
 * Rating: PG. There is a bit of violence, a couple of drugs mentioned, and some sad or scary scenes.
 * Type of story: Musical-fantasy film
 * Love Couples: Director Lobster x Pilot

Trivia

 * This story is based on the 2013 West End musical "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the Musical." You can read about it on Wikipedia.
 * There are some regular and fanon characters in this story.

Story
Start of Part 3.

(Scene: Pirruccello Home)

(The train clatters on the railway bridge as Nonny sits glumly on the chair and his grandparents sleep. After the train chugs away, Mr. Pirruccello arrives home.)

Mr. Pirruccello: Right, all, that's the window fixed. I'd better be off now to see if there's any work out there for me.

Sandy: You'll find something, I'm sure of it.

Mr. Pirruccello: I hope so. How is he?

Sandy: Not good.

Mr. Langoustine: He hasn't asked for a story for a whole week.

Martin: He's just sat in his chair.

Dot: He won't even speak.

(Mr. Pirruccello walks over to Nonny and takes the TV away.)

Mr. Pirruccello: Right, I don't think we'll be needing this anymore, do you, Nonny? Stupid thing. There was never anything good on it anyway. I have got a better idea.

(He gets out a telescope.)

Mr. Pirruccello: Who needs a telly when you can have a tellyscope. Look what I found in the dump. All it needs is a bit of... brass. It's almost nearly perfect,

(He looks through the telescope and pretends to be a pirate as he hands it in front of Nonny's eye.)

Mr. Pirruccello: Ahem... Captain Pirruccello, there is pirates on the star of the town! Arrrr!

(This has never cheered Nonny up, and Mr. Pirruccello sees the look on his face. He then looks at a hole in the roof.)

Mr. Pirruccello: Or maybe, what if that hole in the roof, we'll see a shooting star, and we can make a wish on it.

Nonny: Don't waste a wish on me.

(He sighs.)

Mr. Pirruccello: Oh, Nonny.

(Mr. Pirruccello begins to sing.)

Mr. Pirruccello (singing): If your mother were here, she would say "That one's mars." She would hang you the moon, and then she'd bottle the stars. She would say "Brush your teeth. Is that dirt behind your ear?" You'd be dreaming if your mother were here.

(Mrs. Pirruccello walks in.)

Mrs. Pirruccello: Evening, love.

Mr. Pirruccello: Evening, love.

Mrs. Pirruccello: How is he?

Mr. Pirruccello: Not good. Maybe you could cheer him up?

Mrs. Pirruccello: I'll see what I can do.

Mr. Pirruccello: See you tomorrow.

Mrs. Pirruccello: See you tomorrow.

(Mr. Pirruccello leaves to go to work. Mrs. Pirruccello sees Nonny who is still asleep with the notebook in his hand.)

Mrs. Pirruccello: Hey, Nonny, let's have another look at that notebook of yours. I want to see all your new inventions.

(Nonny doesn't answer.)

Mrs. Pirruccello: Nonny?

(She looks and Nonny doesn't bother to open the notebook.)

Mrs. Pirruccello: Oh, Nonny.

(She starts to sing.)

Mrs. Pirruccello (singing): If your father were here, you would not be in bed. You'd be acting out the stories from the books that you've read. He'd be walking the plank of Nonny Pirruccello buccaneer. You'd be sailing if your father were here.

(Mr. Pirruccello walks in the house. They both sing.)

Mr and Mrs. Pirruccello (singing): And if wishes were horses, we could gallop away. And if cabbages were watches, I would know the time all day. Ah, but all we can offer you are dreams in every size. So, close your eyes, Nonny Pirruccello, close your eyes.

(Nonny falls asleep on the chair.)

Mr. Pirruccello: Looks like he's asleep.

Mrs. Pirruccello: Any luck?

Mr. Pirruccello: Not today. It's getting colder tonight.

Mrs. Pirruccello: Oh, we'll manage.

Mr. Pirruccello: I'm glad he has you.

Mrs. Pirruccello: I'm glad he has you.

(They both smile at each other.)

Mr. Pirruccello: See you tomorrow.

Mrs. Pirruccello: See you tomorrow.

(She puts her coat on and leaves the house. Mr. Pirruccello looks at Nonny sleeping and smiles. He wraps his blanket around him.)

Mr. Pirruccello: We'll have to get you another blanket.

(He looks out the window seeing Mrs. Pirruccello walking.)

Mr. Pirruccello (singing): If your mother were here, she would banish the cold.

(Scene: Front of Pirruccello Home)

Mrs. Pirruccello (singing): And your dad brings the springtime when your mom's feelin' old.

(Mr. Pirruccello opens the door and walks out with her.)

Mr and Mrs. Pirruccello (singing): As we're watching you grow.

Mrs. Pirruccello (singing): Inch by inch.

Mr. Pirruccello (singing): By inch.

Mr and Mrs. Pirruccello (singing): By year.

Mr. Pirruccello (singing): I would thank her if your mother were here.

(Mrs. Pirrucello walks away to work. Mr. Pirruccello waves to her and she waves back. Winter has come. Mr. Pirruccello, alone in the snow, sees a shooting star.)

Mr. Pirruccello: Well, Nonny, if you won't make a wish, then I will.

(He smiles at the night sky.)

(Scene: Rubbish Dump)

(The next day, Nonny looks for more stuff. He stops as Miss Jenny comes with her sweet stall.)

Miss Jenny; Chocolate! Chocolate! Gives you diabetes and heart disease!

(This part is unfinished.)