Snow Wade and the 77 Dwarfs Part 2 is the second segment from the ninety-fifth episode of the sixth season of Garfield and Friends.
Synopsis[]
As the farm remains in contention over who will kiss awake Wade, Orson tries to find alternative means.
Plot[]
Continuing where the story left off, Bo Sheep arrives to find the rest of the farm animals acting in a bizarre manner. Orson explains that they are acting out the story of Snow White with Wade as Snow White, Lanolin as the evil queen, and Roy, who although supposed to be the prince, has refused to kiss Wade to break the spell. Orson suggests that Bo play the part of the prince, but Bo is disgusted by the idea of kissing Wade, and in return, suggests Orson be the prince. The two fight over who should be prince, and after Bo makes Orson the prince, he leaves.
Booker, Sheldon, and Chloe suggest Orson try break the curse, and so, the latter reluctantly attempts to kiss Wade awake; no matter how many times he tries, it does not work, leaving him to believe he is not handsome enough a prince to do the deed. Meanwhile, Roy, still complaining over the idea of kissing Wade, finds Orson's copy of Snow White. He reads that from kissing Snow White awake, the prince received half of the kingdom and twenty million Gazortniks in addition to her hand in marriage. Despite not knowing what a Gazortnik is, Roy becomes enthralled with becoming rich and goes to kiss Wade.
From Chloe's suggestion, Orson imagines up a handsome duck prince to kiss Wade. However, as Roy returns, he and the prince duel to determine who will get to kiss Wade. Roy comes out as the victor, and kisses Wade, waking him up and thereby breaking the spell. Now repulsed over the kiss, Roy demands the twenty million gazortniks. However, Lanolin announces her refusal to admit defeat, and she declares she will use her mighty powers to destroy everyone, much to the fear of the animals and dwarves.
Although Roy suggests a third part to finish the tale, Orson declares that continuing is unnecessary and states that they can end it through the use of the magic words, "and they lived happily ever after." Once the words are said, Lanolin disappears, the farm returns to normal, and the story is over. Except for Roy having to have kissed Wade, everyone agrees that they are satisfied with the story's conclusion, prompting one dwarf named "Satisfied" to announce his remainder, much to the surprise of the others.
Characters[]
Main characters[]
Minor characters[]
- The Seventy-Seven Dwarfs
- Lanolin Sheep
- Bo Sheep
- The Duck Prince
Trivia[]
- This is the conclusion to the tale of Snow Wade.
Goofs[]
- In the beginning of Part 1, it was nighttime when they selected the story; in the beginning of this part, it is daytime.
- Booker mentions to Bo that Lanolin is playing the Evil Queen, even though the Lanolin depicted in the two-part episode is completely imaginary.
- In one scene, Chloe is missing her hennin.