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Revision as of 23:52, 19 March 2020
The Bremen Town Musicians is the first episode from Scooby-Doo's Fairy Tale Theater
Cast
- Fred Jones Jr. as the Troubadour
- Barty Blake as the stupid king
- Martine Allen as the Princess
- Lady Marmalade as Atamansha
- Gary, Ethan, and Shaggy Rogers as Atamansha's assistants
Guest Stars
- The Narrator/Donkey voiced by: Bryn Terfel
- The Dog voiced by: John Lithgow
- The Cat voiced by: Tom Holland
- The Rooster voiced by: Martin Short
Transcript
Songs
In this world there can be nothing better
The duet of the Troubadour and Princess
Song of the Robbers
Song of the Guards
The disguised Bremen Town Musicians
The Troubadour's song
The dance of the Troubadour
In this world there can be nothing better (Reprise)
Notes/Trivia
It is based on the Russian version of The Bremen Town Musicians (Bremenskie Muzykanty)
While the owners sent the animals away and one of them wanted to cook a rooster, the troubadour's parents made him run away to save himself from the robbers.
Before the troubadour's parents were killed, his father gave him his guitar.
It is revealed that the Troubadour has a love for animals and his music made them dance and sing