Episode 507.g Bubble Guppies: Nonny and the Chocolate Factory the Musical! (Part 7)

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)
 * Little Fish 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 7.

(Scene: Imagining Room)

(Mr. Grouper is sitting on a wooden chair in front of a wooden table with a notebook on. He has his top hat off. The room is completely empty with just the table and the chair. There's also a big circular window showing the night sky outside.)

Mr. Grouper: No time to dally when wonders await.

(Nonny and Mr. Langoustine's voices come from the stairs.)

Mr. Langoustine: Is there oxygen up here? I can hardly breath.

Nonny: Are we nearly up there yet?

Mr. Grouper: If you were only further up, Nonny, you'll be down.

(Nonny and Mr. Langoustine walk down the stairs and enter the room.)

Mr. Grouper: But if I'm not mistaken, you are!

(Nonny and Mr. Langoustine look back at the stairs and they both felt surprised.)

Mr. Langoustine: Hang on, these stairs were going up a minute ago!

Mr. Grouper: Well, what comes up must go down, Mr. Pirruccello.

(He scratches his head feeling confused by it all. Nonny looks around the room.)

Nonny: Where are we now, Mr. Grouper?

Mr. Grouper: This, Nonny, is my favourite room of all. The Imagining Room.

Mr. Langoustine: But it's completely empty.

Mr. Grouper: Exactly. It's as empty as a blank sheet of paper. This is where I have all my new ideas. I can think a thing. And when a thought arrives, I open my notebook, and draw.

Nonny: You have a notebook?

Mr. Grouper: Of course. I keep it right here. Look.

(Mr. Grouper flicks the pages open.)

Mr. Grouper: All the ideas I've ever had are inside here, and most of the ones I haven't quite thought as well.

Nonny: The ideas you haven't had?

Mr. Grouper: Those are the ones I keep in the blank pages at the back.

Nonny: May I see?

(Nonny walks quickly to the notebook but before he can take a look, Mr. Grouper shuts the notebook.)

Mr. Grouper: No, you can't!

(Nonny looks disappointed.)

Mr. Grouper: I'm sorry, but we've ran out of time.

(The factory whistle blows. Mr. Grouper looks at his watch and gasps.)

Mr. Grouper: Goodness me! 6:00 already! Doesn't time fly? Well, you best be off then.

Mr. Langoustine: Off?

Mr. Grouper: Yes, off. I showed you my factory, haven't I? What more do you want? It really has been the most fascinating trip. We've been on a journey, haven't we? We've lost a few children on the way, but we all learn something and that's the main thing.

Mr. Langoustine: Mr. Grouper?

Mr. Grouper: It's been so lovely to meet you, Mr. Pirruccello, Nonny. But I do have the accounts to be going on with. I'm so busy if you don't mind. The Fish will see you out. Excuse me.

(Mr. Grouper is about to walk out when Mr. Langoustine stops him.)

Mr. Langoustine: Mr. Grouper, wait.

(He stops and turns back.)

Mr. Grouper: What?

Mr. Langoustine: What about Nonny's lifetime supply of sweets?

Mr. Grouper: Oh, that? Well, he got his Gobstopper, didn't he?

(Nonny gets the Everlasting Gobstopper out of his pocket and looks at it. He remembered that he and the other children were given these by Mr. Grouper in the Inventing Room.)

Mr. Langoustine: Gobstopper?

Mr. Grouper: The Everlasting Gobstopper. I told you, "Take care of it well enough. And you can pass it on to your grandchildren." You really must listen more carefully to what I say.

Mr. Langoustine: Mr. Grouper, you showed us wonders we can hardly believe. You can't just trick us in the last minute.

(Mr. Langoustine looks at Nonny who feels ashamed.)

Mr. Langoustine: Nonny's a good boy. He deserves what you said! A lifetime supply of Grouper sweets, not one measly Gobstopper!

(Mr. Grouper starts to get angry at what he said.)

Mr. Grouper: Measly? Measly?! How dare you! How dare you insult my work!

(He gets out his cane pretending it's a world war gun. Mr. Langoustine fights back pulling out his fists.)

Mr. Langoustine: I warn you, Grouper! I'm a fighting man!

(Nonny quickly rushes to them.)

Nonny: Grandpa Langoustine, Mr. Grouper, stop!

(They both stop arguing. Nonny looks up at Mr. Langoustine.)

Nonny: Grandpa Langoustine, an Everlasting Gobstopper is an amazing present. It's the best present I've ever had. I don't want anything else, really.

Mr. Langoustine: Really?

Nonny: I promise.

Mr. Langoustine: Well, if you say so.

Mr. Grouper: Good. Now, Mr. Pirruccello, if you care to step into my office, there are one or two matters left for us to formalize, profit tempt to duality agreements, health labors, and simple. And then you can both be on your way.

(Mr. Grouper opens the door for Mr. Langoustine to leave to go to his office. He walks through the door.)

Mr. Grouper: Oh, uh... Nonny, this is grown-up's business. It's probably best you stay here. You don't mind, do you?

Nonny: No, sir. I don't mind.

Mr. Grouper: Good. You wait here, then.

(Nonny sits on the wooden chair by the table. Mr. Grouper walks to the door, but before he can leave, he turns back round to Nonny.)

Mr. Grouper: But whatever you do, don't touch anything. You see what happens to children when they break the rules in my factory, haven't you?

Nonny: Yes, Mr. Grouper.

Mr. Grouper: Good. Sit quietly, then.

(He walks through the door and shuts the door. After a few seconds, the door opens and he peeks through it.)

Mr. Grouper: Won't be long.

(He puts his head away and shuts the door. Nonny looks around the empty room as he was all alone. He slowly looks back at the notebook lying on the table. He couldn't stop focusing on the notebook.)

Nonny: Just... one look.

(He slowly takes the notebook in his hands. He opens it and looks at a page. He reads all the pages. There is a drawing of the chocolate waterfall in the Chocolate Room.)

Nonny: "Stay away from the waterfall."

(Nonny has a flashback. He remembered when he was enjoying the Chocolate Room eating some candy with the other children as Mr. Grouper sings. He remembered Goby and Deema falling in the chocolate river and getting sucked up the pipe. He remembered the Fishie-Wishies on the pipe singing as Goby and Deema are both stuck in it. He remembered the Fishie-Wishies tap dancing on the pipe and Goby and Deema both shoot up the pipe as the group except Mrs. Imani leave the Chocolate Room. Back in the room, Nonny turns the next page. It shows a drawing of the gum machine in the Inventing Room.)

Nonny: "Brace yourselves!"

(He then has another flashback. He remembered Mr. Grouper giving him and the children the Everlasting Gobstoppers. He remembered Oona chewing the gum and getting inflated. He remembered the Fishie-Wishies singing with their platform shoes on as Oona turns into a big round blueberry glittery disco ball spinning around on top of the vat machine. He remembered the loud explosion from her. Back in the room, he turns the next page. It shows a drawing of a squirrel in the Nut Room.)

Nonny: "BAD NUT!"

(He has another flashback. He remembered Molly going into the room and talking to the squirrel. He remembered when it judged her as a bad nut. He remembered the Fishie-Wishies singing while riding on the giant ballet dancing squirrels as Molly ballet dances around the room. He remembered Molly and Mr. Gentilella going down the chute as the squirrels dance. Back in the room, he turns the next page. It shows a drawing of the boat.)

Nonny: "All aboard HMS Grouper!"

(He has another flashback. He remembered riding in the bucket with Mr. Langoustine as Mr. Grouper, Gil, and Mrs. Gordon are on the boat. He remembered seeing the inventions that didn't work well they go past in the dark cellars. Back in the room, he turns the next page. It shows a drawing of the glass circle with the cameras all around in the Chocolate Television Room.)

Nonny: "The chocolate has to be so very very big, Nonny, because television makes everything so very very small."

(He has another flashback. He remembered the giant chocolate bar getting flashed by the cameras and appearing in the television. He remembered getting the tiny bar out of the screen and eating it. He remembered Gil getting flashed by the cameras and appearing in a lot of screens as the Fishie-Wishies sing. He remembered Mrs. Gordon getting Gil out as he was shrunk so tiny. Back in the rooms, he then thinks about nothing. He starts to put the notebook down on the table. He gets out his pencil and starts drawing some inventions of his own in the blank pages.)

Nonny: How about... ice cream which is hot so you can eat it on cold days! Mom would love that. Or fizzy lifting juice for Dad. Drinks in the bubbles that make you fly.

(This part is unfinished.)