Dorothy the Dinosaur

TV-G. Captain Feathersword's love for books blooms as he uncovers tales of Dorothy's ancestors. Delighted, he declares her his favorite dinosaur.

TV-G. Let's play with the hula hoops! Dorothy has made Wags some special rose petal dog biscuits and after a mug of rosy tea, Wags is ready to sing and dance with Dorothy while Dominic and the Rosy Orchestra play "Brown Dog in the Ring."

TV-G. What are the fairies wearing today? They have their special Irish dancing fairy dresses on! After drinking rosy tea, they go into the garden where they teach Dorothy some Irish dancing while Dominic and the Rosy Orchestra play some Irish melodies.

TV-G. Seaweed on the beach! Henry brings seaweed to help Dorothy's garden.

TV-G. Dorothy misplaces a gift for Captain Feathersword. After some rosy tea, they enjoy singing and dancing in Dorothy's garden to Dominic and the Rosy Orchestra's "Nya Nya Nya."

TV-G. When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Wags is helping Dorothy tidy her house and finds two big mirrors. Dorothy wears a glittering mirror dress.

TV-G. Dorothy the Dinosaur loves to watch the rain falling on her rose garden. Let's join Dorothy and her fairy friends as they make a gentle rain dance.

TV-G. Henry the Octopus arrives with a bucket of shells! After rosy tea, he and Dorothy create a shell pattern in her garden. Dominic and the Rosy Orchestra play while Henry and Dorothy dance.

TV-G. Captain Feathersword loves to cook. He thinks olive oil is great for cooking and it helps his voice, too! Join the captain and Dorothy as they enjoy a cup of rosy tea.

TV-G. Wags has his own special song, "C'est Wags, C'est Bon," and he needs help singing it. Wags loves to visit Dorothy the Dinosaur and drink a mug of rosy tea while they have a chat.

TV-G. Let's swing! Dorothy's fairy friends love to drink a cup of rosy tea with their dinosaur friend. Fairy Lucia especially likes the swing in Dorothy's garden and loves to swing back and forth.

TV-G. Let's try Irish dancing! Henry the Octopus has learned an Irish jig! Dorothy wears green, white and orange ribbons. As they sing and dance, Dominic and the Rosy Orchestra play "Fergus' Jig."

TV-G. Dorothy the beautiful dancing dinosaur! Captain Feathersword comes home from Italy and speaks in Italian as he asks Dorothy to dance. Dominic and the Rosy Orchestra decide to play "Balla Balla Bambina."

TV-G. Dorothy the Dinosaur and Wags the Dog don't have to travel far to go on a picnic. They've set a picnic in Dorothy's rosy garden.

TV-G. Let's dance like butterflies! The fairies enjoy a cup of rosy tea, with a special baby-sized cup for Fairy Lucia.

TV-G. Let's dance! Henry and Dorothy love to dance whenever they hear music. Fast or slow, graceful or bouncy, they dance to suit the music that Dominic and the Rosy Orchestra play.

TV-G. Captain Feathersword has done some vegetable shopping for Dorothy and he needs a cup of rosy tea! After Dominic and the Rosy Orchestra arrive, Dorothy and Captain Feathersword wonder if they know any songs about vegetables.

TV-G. The fairies drink some rosy tea then help Dorothy make potpourri from rose petals. Dominic and the Rosy Orchestra arrive and play "Marie's Wedding" while Dorothy and the fairies dance and skip.

TV-G. Wags the Dog loves a mug of rosy tea! He also likes to help Dorothy in her garden. Dorothy and Wags remember that plants need sun to grow healthily.

TV-G. Dorothy has found a pearl shell, but who owns it? Henry says it is fine to keep it, so Dorothy adds it to her ornaments. After drinking rosy tea, the two friends go into the garden.

TV-G. Do you have a teddy bear? Captain Feathersword found one on his travels just for Dorothy.

TV-G. What do you dream about when you are asleep? Wags and Dorothy wonder if the kangaroo and emu topiaries in her garden dream of jumping and running.

TV-G. Dorothy has always wanted to learn to waltz! Her fairy friends decide to teach her. They drink rosy tea and rose petal juice before waltzing around the garden.

TV-G. Blue and white, the colors of Greece! Henry has been to Greece and wears a blue-and-white scarf. Dorothy wears blue and white ribbons.