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==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
The preschoolers sing “There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly” before naptime. Emily can | The preschoolers sing “There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly” before naptime. Emily can not understand why the old lady would swallow a horse or why she swallowed a fly in the first place. D.W. says that people often do strange things for no reason. | ||
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D.W. finds a rubber ball in the preschool sandbox. She and the Tibbles squabble over it. Emily falsely claims that the ball was given to her by Marie-Hélène. D.W. wants to ask Marie-Hélène to give her one too. | D.W. finds a rubber ball in the preschool sandbox. She and the Tibbles squabble over it. Emily falsely claims that the ball was given to her by Marie-Hélène. D.W. wants to ask Marie-Hélène to give her one too. | ||
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In the supermarket Arthur tries to reassure D.W. that Emily is telling the truth, only for D.W. to remind him that he is a snowball thief. D.W. sees Marie-Hélène at the checkout. | In the supermarket Arthur tries to reassure D.W. that Emily is telling the truth, only for D.W. to remind him that he is a snowball thief. D.W. sees Marie-Hélène at the checkout. | ||
The next day in preschool | The next day in preschool D.W. and the Tibbles try to catch Emily lying. Emily claims to be feeling better after taking medicine, that the person in the supermarket was Marie-Hélène's twin sister Hélène-Marie, and that Marie-Hélène is in the hospital. | ||
That evening Mrs. Read calls on the phone to speak to Emily's mother. When she mentions that D.W. told her about Marie-Hélène, Emily claims that her mother is not home, then tells her mother that the call came from a telemarketer. | That evening Mrs. Read calls on the phone to speak to Emily's mother. When she mentions that D.W. told her about Marie-Hélène, Emily claims that her mother is not home, then tells her mother that the call came from a telemarketer. | ||
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*[[Emily's mother]] | *[[Emily's mother]] | ||
===Cameo=== | ===Cameo=== | ||
*[[Lisa]] | *[[Lisa]] | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* Emily says that ''cheval'' in French means "ball," but the word ''cheval'' actually means "horse." | |||
*Emily says that ''cheval'' in French means "ball," but the word ''cheval'' actually means "horse." | * Halitosis is the medical term for "bad breath." | ||
===Cultural references=== | |||
*Halitosis is the medical term for "bad breath." | *The song [[Ms. Morgan]] sings with her preschool students is a nursery rhyme called "There Was an Old Lady." | ||
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===Episode connections=== | ===Episode connections=== | ||
* The soap opera that [[Emily]] and her nanny watch is the same soap opera that appears in "[[Is There a Doctor in the House?]]" and "[[Based on a True Story]]." | * The soap opera that [[Emily]] and her nanny watch is the same soap opera that appears in "[[Is There a Doctor in the House?]]" and "[[Based on a True Story]]." | ||
* [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] once again mentions her [[snowball]] from "[[D.W.'s Snow Mystery]]." | |||
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