Episode 495.a Bubble Guppies: Molly in the Nutcracker! (Part 1)

Plot
Oona is learning how to do ballet but she is having trouble doing the steps. To cheer up Oona, Mrs. Grouper tells her the story of a young girl named Molly who gets a nutcracker for Christmas from her aunt. During the night, she goes on a journey to find the Pinkplum Princess along with her nutcracker after being shrunk down to the size of a mouse by the Grumpfish King.

Cast

 * Mrs. Grouper as (Barbie)
 * Molly as (Clara)
 * Gil as (The Nutcracker/Prince Eric)
 * Mr. Grumpfish as (The Mouse King)
 * The Ball Hog as (Pimm)
 * Nonny as (Major Mint)
 * Goby as (Captain Candy)
 * Mr. Daniels as (Grandfather Drosselmayer)
 * Mrs. Daniels as (Aunt Drosselmayer)
 * Parrot as (Owl)
 * Mrs. Shaskan as (Maid)
 * Giller as (Tommy)
 * Oona as (Kelly)
 * Jimberly as (Peppermint Girl)
 * Joshua as (Gingerbread Boy)
 * Deema as (Pink Fairy)
 * Olivia as (Green Fairy)

Trivia

 * This story is based on the 2001 movie "Barbie in the Nutcracker." You can read about it on Wikipedia andIMDb .
 * This story has regular and fanon characters in it.

Information

 * Genres: Animation, Family, Musical.
 * Rating: G. There is no nudity, violence, cursing, drugs, or possible sad/scary scenes
 * Type of film: Family, Fanstay.
 * Love Couples: Gil x Molly

Story
Start of Part 1.

(Scene: Ballet Studio)

(A big orange female fish in a balley outfit is ballet dancing to the tune of the "Sugarplum Fairy Dance". A young girl with purple hair tied in two pigtails in a similar outfit is following the moves. She does a wrong move. The girl groans.)

Fish: You almost had it Oona. Here, let me show you.

(The fish does the move the right way. Oona does good at first but then she does it wrong again. Oona puts her hands to her cheeks and sits down. She groans again.)

Oona: Oh! I'm never going to get all these steps right, Mrs. Grouper.

(Mrs. Grouper stops dancing and walks over to the radio. She turns off the music.)

Mrs. Grouper: If we keep practicing, you will.

(She goes over to Oona and sits down next to her.)

Oona: But what if I freeze out there in front of everybody?

Mrs. Grouper: You've just got to find the courage to try like Molly.

Oona: Molly? From the ballet?

Mrs. Grouper: Uh-huh. You see, Molly lost her parents when she was very young. She and her little brother Giller, were being raised by their grandfather Gentilella.

(The camera goes out the window of the studio where it's very snowy. A castle is shown.)

(Scene: Castle in snowglobe)

(The castle is revealed to be in a snowglobe in a house. A girl with long pink hair in a purple party gown is staring at the snowglobe. She is daydreaming. Her grandfather comes in.)

Mr. Daniels: Molly, please.

(Molly turns around to look at him and stands up,)

Mr. Daniels: No more daydreaming.

Molly: Yes, Grandfather.

(The doorbell rings and Mr. Daniels looks at his pocketwatch.)

Mr. Daniels: Twenty two minutes early.

(He looks at Molly.)

Mr. Daniels: Such bad manners.

(He walks out of the room to answer it. Molly goes to the table and opens the small present that is there. It's a ballerina ornament.)

Molly (to the maid): It's beautiful, Mrs. Shaskan.

(Mrs. Shaskan turns around and looks. Molly walks over to show it to her.)

Molly: Mother gave this to me the Christmas I saw my first ballet.

(She puts it on the Christmas tree.)

Mrs. Shaskan: Oh dear!

(She picks up a gingerbread house.)

Mrs. Shaskan: The fish have found their way into the Chrismas boxes.

Molly: Hmm...

(Molly picks up a gingerbread soldier with a missing leg.)

Molly: You haven't seen Giller, have you?

(Molly and Mrs. Shaskan look around. Molly heres cruching and looks behind the couch to find a boy younger than her with spiked pink hair cruching a cookie. She takes the gingerbread cookie.)

Giller: Hey!

(Giller crosses his arms)

Molly: Mystery solved.

(Molly walks away with the cookie and goes back. Giller stands up. Molly laughs.)

Molly: You might want to wash off that frosting before the fish take a bite out of you.

(Molly wipes some frosting off.)

Giller: You can't tell me what to do.

Molly: No. But I'm sure grandfather will insist on a bath.

(Giller scoffs and runs out of the room.)

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