My Little Pony Tales
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My Little Pony Tales was the second My Little Pony television series, produced under the Generation 1 era of the brand. Unlike the previous series, Tales had relatively strong continuity and instead of having stories based around monsters/characters of the week, instead had a sizable, recurring cast in a moderately realistic setting. The series starred Patch, Bright Eyes, Starlight, Clover, Sweetheart, Melody, and Bon Bon as they had adventures in Pony Land.
Primary staff
Cast
- Brigitta Dau - Patch (episodes 17-26)
- Laura Harris - Bright Eyes
- Willow Johnson - Starlight
- Lalainia Lindbjerg - Clover
- Shane Meier - Lancer
- Maggie Blue O'Hara - Sweetheart
- Kate Robbins - Miss Hackney
- Tony Sampson - Teddy
- Kelly Sheridan - Melody
- Brad Swaile - Ace
- Venus Terzo - Patch (episodes 1-16)
- Chiara Zanni - Bon Bon
Crew
- Wally Burr – Voice Director, Songs Producer
- Doug Parker – Casting Advisor
- Cathy Weseluck – Singers' Director
Episodes
| No. | Episode | Description | Date | Writer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 
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The girl ponies spend a night at Sweetheart's home. Patch shares a bedtime story about a medieval would-be knight named Squire, who tried to tame the dragon Basil but failed. They hear a noise in the attic, but when they investigate, all they find is Sweetheart's cat, Springfield. Later, as Patch goes to sleep, she sees Squire's ghost, who requests her help in finding Basil. Song featured: "Things Are Not Always What They Seem", sung by Patch. |
July 3, 1992 | George Arthur Bloom |
| 2 |
|
Bon Bon's youngest baby brother is sick; she feels ignored as her family cares for him. Bon Bon pretends to be sick to garner attention, but in the process, it puts her family in disarray. She confesses that she wasn't really sick, but then the flu spreads to her entire family. Song featured: "A Little Attention", sung by Bon Bon. |
July 10, 1992 | Kayte Kuch, Sheryl Scarborough |
| 3 |
|
Melody and her band The Rockin' Beats prepare for "The Battle of the Bands" competition. Melody is asked to look after her younger twin sisters Jing-a-Ling and Ting-a-Ling. Unable to find another babysitter, she takes them with her to the competition. She does her best to keep the twins out of trouble but the twins appear on stage. The Rockin' Beats wins the competition. Song featured: "Sweet Music", first sung by The Rockin' Beats, Jing-A-Ling and Ting-A-Ling. |
July 17, 1992 | George Arthur Bloom |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 My Little Pony Tales on Wikipedia
