Scraps the Franken-Doll

Scraps the Franken-Doll

Season 1, Episode 8
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Air date	February 2014
Written by	GabiAprilHaleyandScraps9
Directed by	Everyone else
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Synopsis[]

The Lalaloopsies meet Scraps Stitched n Sewn and are terrified by her spooky appearance, but soon realize that she's just misunderstood and wants friends who accept her for who she is. Meanwhile, Bridgette pulls a scary prank on her teacher.

Transcript[]

(Bridgette holds a book that says “Scary Pop-Up Stories”)

Bridgette: (whispering to herself) I have a mischievous idea. I'm going to play a prank on my teacher. It'll be hilarious!

(Meanwhile, in Lalaloopsy Land…)

Pillow: I'm feeling a bit bored. What should we do today?

Mango: I agree, Pillow. We need something exciting to spice up our day!

Bea: Look, everyone! I found a book called "Lalaloopsy Family." It showcases Lalaloopsies we haven't even met yet. Here's one called Scraps Stitched 'n' Sewn. She seems unique and interesting. We should pay her a visit!

All: That sounds cool!

Random Doll: Hold on a moment! I heard rumors that Scraps Stitched 'n' Sewn is a scary monster who eats Lalaloopsies for breakfast!

All (except Cloud and Mango): (gasps) Oh no! AAAAAAAAAAH!

Cloud: Why is everyone freaking out? I’ve heard a lot of stories about Scraps. Even though she’s not very well-put together, she’s not as scary as some people believe her to be. From what I’ve heard, she’s an expert sewer who can stitch and mend anything, and she likes to make knick-knacks and leave them at people’s doors in the hopes that she might make some new friends.

Mango: And I heard that she’s very shy. She may not be much of a talker and dislikes crowds, but she loves making new friends.

(Meanwhile, at Bridgette’s school…)

Teacher: Alright, class, let's focus on our lessons. (picks up the pop-up book instead of her regular textbook) What the...? (opens the book suspiciously and gets startled when a skull on a spring pops out) AAAAAAAAAH!

Students: Hahaha, that was a good one, Bridgette!

(Meanwhile, at Scraps’ house, Scraps is sulking and telling her dog how lonely she is and that no one understands her due to her spooky appearance)

Scraps: (sighs) Oh, Frankendog, it's lonely in here. I wish I could make some friends, but I’m way too shy. I’m also worried that nobody will like me because of the way I look. They think I’m an evil monster or something. If only they could understand what I truly am.

(With that, Scraps begins to sing)

Scraps: In this world, I'm different, that much is clear,
Stitched together with love, a doll so sincere,
But when I step outside, I'm met with fear,
Yearning for a place where acceptance is near.

I'm a Frankenstein, stitched with care,
Magically made, a doll beyond compare,
Why can't they see the beauty within,
Instead of judging the outside, where to begin?

Loneliness surrounds me, like shadows on the wall,
I'm just a shy doll, seeking friendship's call,
But their misunderstanding makes my heart fall,
Why can't they see I have so much to give to all?

I'm a Frankenstein, stitched with care,
Magically made, a doll beyond compare,
Why can't they see the beauty within,
Instead of judging the outside, where to begin?

But deep inside, I hold a spark,
A heart sewn with love, even in the dark,
I long for friends who'll accept me as I am,
Together we'll shine bright, like a star in the glam.

I'm a Frankenstein, stitched with care,
Magically made, a doll beyond compare,
Why can't they see the beauty within,
Instead of judging the outside, where to begin?

Let's look beyond appearances, with open hearts wide,
Embrace our differences, let love be our guide,
For in Lalaloopsy Land, we'll learn and grow,
If I had some friends, our unique spirits will show.

(As Scraps’ song ends, the Lalaloopsies approach her house)

Peanut: Are you sure this is Scraps' house?

Bea: Yes, I'm certain.

Mittens: Well, if she has rabies, count me out. I'm not going in.

Crumbs: I hope she doesn't take my snacks!

Dot, Jewel, Spot, Pillow: (whimper in fear)

(Mango knocks on the door, and Scraps timidly opens it)

Scraps: (shyly) …H-Hi.

All (except Cloud and Mango): AAAAAAAAAAH! She's scary! Run! She's going to get us!

Scraps (hurt and teary-eyed): Why, I never!

Mango: Oh no! Our friends are really terrified. Cloud, we need to find a way to calm everyone down and show them that Scraps isn't as scary as they think. We need to help them understand the importance of embracing differences and not judging others based on appearances.

Cloud: You're right, Mango. Let's gather everyone together and have a little chat. Maybe we can share some stories about times when we were misunderstood or judged unfairly.

(Cloud plays a soothing melody on her harp to calm down Peanut, Spot, Pillow, Jewel, Dot, Bea, Mittens, and Crumbs. Then, she and Mango gather them in a circle.)

Mango: Hey, everyone, let's take a moment to breathe and relax. We're all friends here, and we need to support each other.

Cloud: Peanut, remember when you were scared of the dark until we showed you that it's not as scary as it seems?

Peanut: Yeah, I do. I realized that I was judging something based on how it looked, but it turned out to be harmless and even beautiful in its own way.

Mango: Exactly! And Spot, Dot, remember when you were afraid of thunderstorms until we explained that they were just nature's way of expressing itself?

Spot: Oh yeah! I remember that.

Dot: We were so scared at first, but once we understood what they were, we realized they were nothing to be afraid of.

Cloud: That's right. And Pillow, do you remember when you were nervous about trying new things until we encouraged you to step out of your comfort zone?

Pillow: Oh, I'll never forget that. I discovered so many exciting and fun activities that I would have missed out on if I had let fear hold me back.

Mango: And Jewel, Crumbs, Mittens, remember when you were judged unfairly because of your hobbies or interests?

Jewel: Yes, people used to think my love for shiny things made me shallow, but they didn't understand that it's just a part of who I am.

Crumbs: People thought my passion for baking meant I couldn't do anything else, but I showed them that I can be skilled in many areas.

Mittens: And some thought my love for winter and snow made me cold-hearted, but they didn't see the warmth and kindness in my heart.

Cloud: Exactly, everyone. We've all experienced being misunderstood or judged based on appearances. Just because Scraps looks different doesn't mean she's a threat. Scraps is a unique creation. Just like us, she deserves a chance to be understood and accepted for who she truly is. Let's not judge her based on appearances.

Mango: Now, let's go back to Scraps' house and apologize for our initial reaction. We'll show her that we're willing to look beyond appearances and get to know the wonderful doll she is.

(The Lalaloopsies, with a newfound understanding, return to Scraps' house. Peanut knocks on the door, and Scraps shyly answers it again)

Scraps (nervously): W-w-what is it now? Are you going to scream again?

Peanut: Scraps, we're really sorry for judging you based on your appearance. We were scared because we didn't understand you.

Spot: Yeah, we realized that you're not a scary monster. You're just a unique Lalaloopsy who wants friends.

Bea: We've come to realize that being different doesn't make someone bad or scary. We want to be your friends and accept you just the way you are.

Scraps: (smiling) Really? That means a lot to me. I've always wanted friends who understand and accept me. I've been so lonely because everyone judged me before giving me a chance.

Jewel: From now on, we promise to embrace differences and not judge others based on appearances. We'd love to be your friends if you'll have us.

Scraps: I'd be honored to have friends like you. Thank you for seeing past my spooky exterior and giving me a chance.

(Scraps invites the Lalaloopsies into her house, where she brings them into her lab where she sews knick-knacks)

Scraps: Watch this, everyone! (She takes out a needle and thread and starts sewing together two torn pieces of fabric.) With a little bit of love and stitching, anything can be fixed! Look, the fabric is coming together beautifully.

Pillow: Wow, Scraps! You're really talented. I never knew you could mend things so skillfully.

Bea: And look at all these knick-knacks she's made! (Points to a table filled with adorable handmade trinkets.) Scraps, these are amazing!

Scraps: Thank you, everyone. These knick-knacks are my way of spreading joy and love. I leave them at people's doors, hoping to bring a smile to their faces. I may look scary on the outside, but my heart is filled with kindness and creativity.

Crumbs: Your craftsmanship is truly impressive, Scraps. You have a special talent for turning something old or torn into something beautiful and new.

Cloud: And your knick-knacks show how thoughtful and caring you are. It's clear that you want to make people happy and connect with them through your creations.

Spot: I never would have guessed that behind your spooky appearance lies such a warm and loving heart.

Scraps: Thank you, everyone, for giving me a chance to show you who I truly am. I may look different, but I believe that our differences make us special and unique. Together, we can create amazing things and build a strong friendship.

(The Lalaloopsies gather around Scraps, admiring her skills and realizing that she's not a scary monster but a talented and kind Lalaloopsy who yearns for acceptance.)

Bea: Scraps, we're so sorry for misjudging you based on rumors and appearances. We're grateful to have you as a friend, and we can't wait to create wonderful things together.

Scraps: I forgive you, and I'm thrilled to be a part of this friendship. Let's embrace our differences and celebrate our individual talents. Together, we can make Lalaloopsy Land even more magical!

Cloud: See, everyone? By looking beyond appearances and embracing our differences, we've created a beautiful friendship. Let's remember this lesson and spread love and acceptance wherever we go.

(The Lalaloopsies, including Scraps, spend the afternoon crafting, stitching, and exchanging creative ideas. Their newfound friendship blossoms, and they learn the true value of accepting others for who they are.)

Jewel: You know, Scraps, I've been thinking. Your sewing and crafting skills are truly remarkable. They bring a special touch to Lalaloopsy Land. I've seen the effort you put into your creations, and I admire your dedication and creativity.

Scraps: Thank you, Jewel. That means a lot coming from you. I've always admired The Shining Stars and the wonderful things you all do.

Jewel: Well, Scraps, I want to extend an invitation to you. How would you like to become a part of The Shining Stars?

Scraps: (surprised) Really? You would want me to join?

Jewel: Absolutely! We need someone with your unique skills and perspective. Together, we can make Lalaloopsy Land shine even brighter.

Mango: That's fantastic, Jewel! Scraps will be a fantastic addition to The Shining Stars.

Cloud: Yes, Jewel, we've seen how Scraps' creativity and kindness have touched our hearts. Including her in The Shining Stars will only make our group stronger.

Bea: I couldn't agree more! Scraps, we're thrilled to have you as part of our team.

Scraps: (overjoyed) Thank you all so much! I'm honored to join The Shining Stars. Together, we can create amazing things and bring joy to everyone in Lalaloopsy Land.

(Just then, Bridgette returns home from school)

Bridgette: What’s going on here?

Jewel: Bridgette, we've learned that Scraps is a wonderful friend. We've accepted her just the way she is, without judging her appearance.

Bridgette: (surprised) Really? You all have changed your minds about Scraps?

Peanut: Yes. We realized that we were wrong to judge her based on her appearance alone. Scraps is incredibly talented, kind-hearted, and has so much to offer. We've come to appreciate her unique qualities.

Cloud: We've invited Scraps to join The Shining Stars because we believe in embracing diversity and celebrating each other's strengths.

Bridgette: I see. It takes courage to admit when we've made mistakes. We're all learning and growing together.

Bea: (reflecting) You know what? We’ve been silly to judge Scraps based on looks.

Dot: You're right, Cloud. We’ve learned our lesson. From now on, we will all embrace and celebrate our differences.

Mango: (happily) That's the spirit!

(The second song of the episode begins)

Cloud: You can't judge a book by its cover
Or a story by the way it ends
So be alert and aware
Of the things that spook and scare
But never be afraid to make friends

Mango: You can't judge a house by its colors
Or a road by the way it bends
'Cause that road may lead you
To a house that's cool and new
So never be afraid to make friends

Scraps: Making friends takes some work, and it's chilling
But it's worth it to give it a try
Or you might miss a friend who could be thrilling
And that'd be a reason to cry

Cloud and Mango: Oh, you can't be afraid they won't like you
Or there's no way you're gonna blend
'Cause the best work of art
Comes directly from your heart
When you make a very brand-new friend

All: So you don't want to jump to conclusions
Just because someone's different or new
Ghosts and goblins are only illusions
But a friend is always true

Scraps, Cloud, and Mango: So don't judge a book by its cover
And your story will have a happy end
When you work through your fear
The reward that may appear
Is a very, very dear new friend

All: Now we've all got a brand new friend

(The song ends)

Bridgette: I'm so glad to see the spirit of acceptance and friendship growing among all of you. Remember, embracing differences makes us stronger and creates a happier Lalaloopsy Land.

Jewel: From now on, we promise to celebrate our differences. Let's all continue to support and uplift each other, just like true friends do.

Dot: Absolutely! Lalaloopsy Land is so much better when we learn from our mistakes and grow together.

Bea: And remember, everyone, the lesson we've learned today goes beyond just Scraps. Let's apply it to everyone we meet and spread love and acceptance throughout our community.

Mango: That's right, Bea. We have the power to make a difference and create a world where everyone feels valued and included.

Cloud: So, let's celebrate our newfound understanding and friendship. Together, we can make Lalaloopsy Land a place where everyone feels accepted and cherished.

(With their hearts full of acceptance and love, the Lalaloopsies, including Scraps and Bridgette, continue their adventures, celebrating diversity, and embracing the beauty of their unique friendships.)

THE END

Cast[]

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Trivia[]

I'm a Frankenstein and Don't Be Afraid to Make Friends are the first songs sung in LNMNK.
Scraps, Mango and Cloud are new members of The Shining Stars.