Dorothy & The Wizard Of Oz (OV)

Ozma’s potion of the month club package arrives and Ozma can’t wait to try it! Unfortunately, Dorothy doesn’t read the instructions before she spritz Ozma with the Perfume of Petrification. Ozma instantly becomes a statue and the only way to change her back is with the special antidote. Dorothy and friends set out to get the ingredients—the last of which is three hairs from a Woozy, an angry, ferocious beast!

When Wicked Witch Wilhelmina steals the Magical Mandolin (Play it by day it makes you dance but play it at night it puts you in a trance), Dorothy and her friends have to get it back…and fast! Or Wilhelmina will use the Mandolin to put Dorothy in a trance and steal her Ruby Slippers! Dorothy has to rely on her friends and the power of her Ruby Slippers to get it back or Wilhelmina will have her, and all of Oz, dancing to a new tune.

Wilhelmina wants a pet and what better pet than Dorothy’s! While Dorothy is busy on an errand for Queen Ozma, the Monkeys snatch Toto and take him to Wilhelmina, who has a hard time winning Toto’s affection until she enchants his collar, turning it from ruby red to a pernicious purple. Can Dorothy rescue Toto and prove love is stronger than magic?

The Mayor tells Dorothy she must pass the Official Oziam Exam to be able to stay in Oz. Scarecrow tries to tutor her, but an emergency in Munchkinland takes her attention off the books and onto an adventure. She has to save Munchkinland from a terrible dragon whose taken refuge on the Sapphire City. Is Dorothy able to help and have time to study? How will she pass the test?

The Munchkins are throwing a down-home, country fair in honor of Dorothy. While Dorothy enjoys the pleasures of the fair, Wilhelmina finds a magical locket that allows her to look EXACTLY like whoever’s picture she keeps in it (save for a green streak in her hair). Wilhelmina uses it to take the form of Dorothy and crash the fair. With the wicked Dorothy impersonator running about the fair, the Munchkins are appalled that has Princess Dorothy is acting so greedy and grabby and ungrateful! The REAL Princess Dorothy must figure out what’s going on and clear her name before the citizens of Oz revoke her princess-ship.

Ozma wants to whip up a snack but has never baked. Dorothy shows her how to make cookies. But Dorothy accidentally grabs the Potion of Life instead of the vanilla and pours it into the mixing bowl! The hand-mixer spins to life, magically mixing things together as it whizzes around the room -- half Scarecrow, half Tin Man. Oh my! The mixer spins out of the palace, mixing everything in its path! Half piggy, half munchkin! Dorothy and Ozma realize the only way to reverse the mix-up is to reverse the spell. They must use the mirror to change the Potion of Life into the Liquid of Petrification.

Dorothy and the gang need to take a munchkin Ojo the Unlucky to the Land of Ev to reverse his curse! As soon as they start their journey, they find out how Ojo the Unlucky earned his name – they are plagued with the WORST bad luck they’ve ever seen! From having to cross the Deadly Desert to getting attacked by Orks, it’s bad luck at every turn. When the Nome King catches them, he’s determined to lock them up to keep the bad luck out of his kingdom. But Dorothy reframes their day, realizing it was actually Ojo’s good luck that got them out of every obstacle.

The Lion has the honor being named King of the Forest now that he has his medal of courage. Will his trek out to the forest over water, darkness and spiders be too much for this big scaredy cat or will he learn the real meaning of courage?

It’s Valentine’s Day and Dorothy wants to teach the Ozians all about this tradition. Ozma gives her new BFF the perfect Valentine’s present for her new BFF – a LOVE MAGNET! However, the magnet magically makes EVERYONE fall in love with Dorothy. It becomes mayhem when the gift giving and “acts” of love overwhelm Dorothy. Could there be such a thing as too much love?

The Scarecrow has lost his smarts. He just stammers and stumbles around the scrappy dressmaker Patchwork Girl. Wilhelmina thinks Patchwork Girl must be a witch and traps her to find the secret of stealing brainpower. Dorothy comes to the conclusion that the Scarecrow is a bit dimwitted around the Patchwork Girl because he likes her. Scarecrow’s brilliant plan guides the gang in freeing the Patchwork Girl from Wilhelmina’s clutches!