Spike and The Special Letter and Other Stories

Spike and The Special Letter and Other Stories is a My Little Pony/Thomas parody of the Thomas and Friends US video, Thomas and the Special Letter and Other Stories. It features six fourth season episodes of Spike the Dragon and Friends narrated by George Carlin.

Cast

 * Spike as Thomas
 * Shining Armor as Edward
 * Big Macintosh as Henry
 * Chief Thunderhooves as Gordon
 * Cranky Doodle Donkey as James
 * Pipsqueak as Percy
 * Braeburn as Toby
 * Soarin as Duck
 * Night Light as Donald
 * Hondo Flanks as Douglas
 * Dr. Whooves as Oliver
 * Snips as Bill
 * Snails as Ben
 * Noteworthy as Stepney
 * Hercules (from TUGS) as Skarloey
 * Ten Cents (from TUGS) as Sir Handel
 * Sunshine (from TUGS) as Peter Sam
 * OJ (from TUGS) as Rusty
 * Top Hat (from TUGS) as Duncan
 * Filthy Rich as BoCo
 * Rainbow Dash as Mavis
 * Tirek as D261
 * Apple Bloom as Annie
 * Sweetie Belle as Clarabel
 * Tank as Toad
 * The Cockatrice as Scruffey
 * The Changelings as The Troublesome Trucks
 * Score as George
 * Hoity Toity as Sir Topham Hatt
 * Warrior (from TUGS) as Rheneas (cameo)
 * Big Mac (from TUGS) as Duke (cameo)
 * Scootaloo as Henrietta (cameo)
 * Angel as Bertie (mentioned in one episode and cameo in two episodes)
 * Discord as Diesel (mentioned)
 * Everyone else as Themselves

Episodes

 * 1) Spike and The Special Letter
 * 2) Home at Last
 * 3) Rock 'n' Roll
 * 4) Grey Pegasus
 * 5) Tank Stands By
 * 6) Bowled Out

Song

 * 1) Don't Judge a Book By Its Cover

Spike and The Special Letter
Narrator: "One evening, Spike brought his last delivery to the junction.

Pipsqueak was glad to see him."

Pipsqueak: "Are you on your way to the library, Spike?"

Spike: "Yes I am. Why?"

Pipsqueak: "Because I'm going there too."

Spike: "I think something's up."

Narrator: "Braeburn looked up in the sky."

Braeburn: "Where?"

Spike: "Not up there, down here."

Narrator: "Laughed Spike."

Braeburn: "How can something be up when it's down?"

Narrator: "Spike was too excited to explain."

Spike: "Bust my scales! Look over there."

Narrator: "Rainbow Dash, Filthy Rich, Snips, Snails, Night Light, Dr. Whooves and Hondo Flanks paraded past."

Night Light: "Good evening, you three."

Narrator: "Whistled Night Light."

Night Light: "Aren't we all a fine sight?"

Braeburn: "Very splendid indeed."

Narrator: "Admired Braeburn."

Night Light: "Sorry we can't stop. Hoity Toity wants us all together at the library."

Spike: "What is this about?"

Narrator: "Asked Spike."

Spike's Driver: "Hoity Toity has a plan."

Narrator: "Answered his driver."

Spike's Driver: "Come on."

Narrator: "So they followed the other ponies to the library at the end of the line."

Hoity Toity: "Silence!"

Narrator: "Said Hoity Toity."

Hoity Toity: "I have an important letter to read from a little girl who is five years old."

The Letter: "Dear Spike and all the animals, please can I meet you? My friends say they would like to meet you too. You can come to my house for tea, but my mummy says there isn't enough space in my house. Can you come to the station instead? Thank you very much."

Hoity Toity: "It seems..."

Narrator: "Continued Hoity Toity."

Hoity Toity: "that there are many girls and boys who would like to meet you. Therefore, we are all going to the big city faraway."

All the Animals: "Hooray! Hooray!"

Narrator: "The animals whistled."

Hoity Toity: "Silence!

Other ponies will be working here while your away. So please show them what to do."

Narrator: "As Apple Bloom and Sweetie Belle were going to the big city too, Spike and Dr. Whooves practiced with some buffaloes.

Spike grew more and more excited. Too excited for his own good."

Spike: "I'm glad I'm a splendid dragon."

Narrator: "He puffed."

Spike: "Hoity Toity thinks I'm really useful. I had a race with Angel once. I whooshed through the tunnel and stopped an inch from the wall."

Narrator: "Then Spike made his mistake."

Spike: "Just like this!"

Narrator: "He boasted."

(CRASH!)

Narrator: "No one was hurt. But Spike was badly hurt.

They telephoned to Hoity Toity."

Hoity Toity: "I'll send up the workmen."

Narrator: "He said."

Hoity Toity: "But if they can't heal Spike in time, we'll have to go to the big city without him."

Narrator: "Poor Spike.

8 o'clock next morning, the animals waited at the junction. Braeburn and Pipsqueak reached on the wagon, and Soarin had pushed them into place behind Shining Armor. Chief Thunderhooves, Cranky and Big Mac are waiting to lead off. They whistled impatiently. Hoity Toity looked at his watch."

Hoity Toity: "I'll wait one more minute for Spike. Then we have to go."

Spike: "Oh, thank goodness you're sill here."

Narrator: "Panted Spike."

Apple Bloom and Sweetie Belle: "I hope we're not late as it's just after eight."

Narrator: "The conductor blew his whistle and waved his flag.

The animals cheered."

Animals: "Look out, big city, here we come!"

Narrator: "And the cavalcade puffed away. Later in the big city, all the animals were lined up in a splendid shed. Children were delighted to meet their friends."

Spike: "I'm glad the little girl wrote to us."

Narrator: "Whispered Spike to Pipsqueak."

Spike: "Isn't it wonderful what happiness a letter can bring?"

Home at Last
Narrator: "Hercules had been to the works to be mended. He felt much better. OJ the Paddle Tug was helping him off his barge. Hercules hadn't met the paddle tug before."

Hercules: "OJ seems a kindly sort of tug."

Narrator: "He thought to himself."

OJ: "I help to mend the rivers and do odd jobs."

Narrator: "Said OJ."

OJ: "I hear everyone's looking forward to seeing you again. Come on."

Narrator: "Sunshine was feeling depressed. He was still getting over but he wanted to start work again. Hoity Toity wouldn't let him."

Hoity Toity: "Another day's rest will do you good."

Narrator: "He said."

Hoity Toity: "Besides, I've got a surprise for you."

Sunshine: "For me sir! How nice sir! What is it sir?"

Hoity Toity: "Wait and see."

Narrator: "The surprise was Hercules."

Sunshine: "Oh."

Narrator: "Said Sunshine."

Sunshine: "I'm glad you've come home."

Narrator: "They lit Hercules' fire and he sizzled happily."

Hercules: "I feel all excited."

Narrator: "He said."

Hercules: "Just like a young tug. Now tell me all the news."

Sunshine: "I see you've met OJ."

Narrator: "Said Sunshine."

Hercules: "Yes. I like that paddle tug."

Sunshine: "So do I."

Narrator: "Replied Sunshine."

Sunshine: "It's a pity Top Hat doesn't."

Hercules: "Who is Top Hat?"

Sunshine: "He come as a spare tug after my accident."

Narrator: "Replied Sunshine."

Hercules: "Is he useful?"

Sunshine: "He keeps busy and I'm sure he means well, but he's bouncy and rude. He sings and sways and swivles around. His driver calls it Rock 'n' Roll."

Hercules: "I understand."

Narrator: "Said Hercules gravely.

His driver interrupted."

Hercules' Driver: "Top Hat had done it again. He's stuck in a tunnel. Come on old boy. We'll have to get him out."

Narrator: "Hercules was pleased. He wanted to run and looked forward to meeting Top Hat. They found some workmen and hurried up the river."

Hercules: "How nice and smooth the river is."

Narrator: "Thought Hercules."

Hercules: "They mended all the old bumps. The paddle tug has helped to that. What a difference OJ's made to the river."

Narrator: "Quite soon they found Top Hat. He was stuck at the far end of the tunnel and he was very cross."

Top Hat: "I'm a plain blunt tug. I speak as I find. Tunnels should be tunnels and not rabbit holes. The river is no good at all."

Top Hat's Driver: "Don't be silly!"

Narrator: "Snapped his driver."

Top Hat's Driver: "The tunnel is quite big enough for tugs who don't rock 'n' roll."

Narrator: "It took a long time to clear away the rocks and set Top Hat free again.

At last, Hercules was able to push Top Hat and his ferries safely through.

The workmen stayed to make sure everything was safe.

Top Hat grumbled all the way home, but Hercules payed no attention.

Later, Hoity Toity spoke severly to Top Hat."

Hoity Toity: "Listen to me. There is nothing wrong with that tunnel. You stuck in it because you tried to do rock N roll. Tunnels are not dance floors and you are not a pop star."

Narrator: "Then Hoity Toity gave his full attention to Top Hat's stack."

Hoity Toity: "If it happens again,"

Narrator: "He ended ominously."

Hoity Toity: "I shall find ways to cut you down to size. In other words, your carreer is um *ahem* on the line. Need I say more?"

Narrator: "Top Hat thought Hoity Toity had said quite enough and he remain completely silent and still, for at least the whole evening."

Rock 'n' Roll
Narrator: "Hercules the Ocean-Going Tug loves all the sights and sounds along his rivers and knows them very well.

One morning, soon after he returned from being mended, he was enjoying his journey more than ever before. Along the way, he met OJ."

Hercules: "You know,"

Narrator: "He said."

Hercules: "If I couldn't see these familiar faces and places, I'd think I was in a different harbor. You've done wonders with these rivers."

Narrator: "OJ laughed."

OJ: "I'm glad you're pleased. Manager says let's mend the rivers so well that he won't know where he is. And we did, and you didn't if you take my meaning."

Narrator: "Hercules liked this hard working tug."

OJ: "There's still on bad bit."

Narrator: "Warned OJ."

OJ: "Just before the first station. A tug might come off there, particularly Top Hat. He will rock 'n' roll along the river. Look at him right not. I hope he doesn't hurt his passengers."

Top Hat: "What's that about me? I'm a plain engine and I believe in plain speaking. Speak up!"

Narrator: "OJ warned Top Hat about the bad bit of river."

Top Hat: "Huh! I know my way about. I don't need smelly paddle tugs to tell me what to do."

Narrator: "OJ felt hurt.

Top Hat banged about the harbor. Then, he clattered crossly to the station. Cranky Doodle Donkey was already there waiting for him."

Cranky Doodle Donkey: "You're late!"

Narrator: "He snapped."

Top Hat: "I know."

Narrator: "Said Top Hat."

Top Hat: "It's that smelly paddle tug's fault. OJ tries to teach me how to stay in the water, and then goes off leaving me to find my own ferries."

Cranky Doodle Donkey: "You poor tug."

Narrator: "Sympathized Cranky."

Cranky Doodle Donkey: "I know all about bossy characters. One crept into our town and ordered us about. I soon sent him packing."

Narrator: "Top Hat was filled with admiration. He didn't know that Cranky was boastful and sometimes didn't tell the truth."

Top Hat: "Send OJ packing! Send OJ packing!"

Narrator: "Snorted Top Hat. He climbed the hill furiously."

Top Hat's Driver: "Well done, boy."

Narrator: "Encouraged his driver."

Top Hat's Driver: "Keep it up."

Narrator: "Soon they were near the first station. Top Hat was pleased."

Top Hat: "Nothing's happened, nothing's happened. Silly old paddle tug, clever me."

Narrator: "And he rocked and rolled along the water."

Top Hat's Driver: "Steady, boy."

Narrator: "Checked his driver. But it was too late."

Top Hat: "Sleepers and ballast! I'm off."

Narrator: "And he was."

OJ: "I warned him."

Narrator: "Said OJ."

OJ: "But all he did was call me names."

Narrator: "The paddle tug refused to move."

Hercules: "I'm ashamed of you, OJ."

Narrator: "Said Hercules."

Hercules: "Think of the passengers. What are they going to do?"

OJ: "Oh, I've forgotten them. Yes, of course. We must help the passengers."

Narrator: "And OJ roared into life.

Top Hat stood sad and solitary. He couldn't Rock 'n' Roll now."

Top Hat: "Oh dear."

Narrator: "He thought."

Top Hat: "Everyone will know how silly I am."

Narrator: "The passengers had to get out and help too. They weren't very pleased about that, but worked as hard as they could. They carefully leavered Top Hat back into the water.

After that, Top Hat was extra careful all day.

At last, evening came."

Top Hat: "OJ,"

Narrator: "He whispered."

Top Hat: "Thank you for helping. I'm sorry I was rude to you."

OJ: "That's all right, Top Hat."

Top Hat: "I wish all paddle tugs were like you. Let's be friends."

OJ: "Suits me."

Narrator: "Replied OJ."

OJ: "We'll mend that bad it of river first thing tomorrow."

Grey Pegasus
Narrator: "Ten Cents is very proud of his big bumpers. They hold him well to the water, but they are unusual.

One day, the other tugs wouldn't stop teasing him."

The Tugs: "Look at his pegasus bumpers!"

Narrator: "They joked."

Ten Cents: "Be quiet!"

Narrator: "Snorted Ten Cents."

Ten Cents: "You're jealous!"

Sunshine: "Don't worry."

Narrator: "Soothed Sunshine."

Sunshine: "The tugs all teased me about my special stack, until they learned how useful it is."

Ten Cents: "Did you hear that?"

Narrator: "Huffed Ten Cents."

Ten Cents: "My bumpers are special, like Sunshine's stack! I can go faster than any of you."

Narrator: "Hercules had a plan to make Ten Cents see sense."

Hercules: "With your grand bumpers, Ten Cents,"

Narrator: "Said Hercules,"

Hercules: "You're just the tug to tackle Score."

Ten Cents: "Who's Score?"

Hercules: "That grey pegasus over there."

Narrator: "Replied Hercules."

Hercules: "Listen."

Narrator: "The grey pegasus was making rude remarks about the tugs."

Score: "Rivers are no good, tun them into clouds, pull em' up, turn them into clouds! Rivers are no good, tun them into clouds, pull em' up, turn them into clouds!"

Ten Cents: "Don't worry."

Narrator: "Said Ten Cents."

Ten Cents: "Leave him to me. I'll send him packing.

Score will soon get a run for his money."

Narrator: "Later that morning, Score was at the bridge."

Score: "Huh. You're Ten Cents, I suppose."

Narrator: "Ten Cents was standing no nonsense."

Ten Cents: "And you, I suppose, are Score? Yes, I've heard of you."

Score: "And I've heard of you. You swank around with your pegasus bumpers, pretending you're as good as me."

Ten Cents: "Actually, I'm better. Good-bye."

Narrator: "Score chuffered on, fuming.

Later that day, Ten Cents brought a special load down after the last tug had gone.

When he had reached the road, he saw Score traveling home. Ten Cents tried to attract his attention."

Ten Cents: "Peep peep peep!"

Narrator: "Score took no notice. There was barely room to pass."

Ten Cents was cross."

Ten Cents: "Get out of my way, you great clumsy sky hog!"

Score: "Ha! I don't move for imitation pegasus ponies. You don't own the sky, get out of my way!"

Narrator: "Then there was trouble."

(CRASH!)

Ten Cents: "Aaah!"

Narrator: "Cried Ten Cents."

Ten Cents: "That was your fault."

Score: "No it wasn't. It was yours."

Narrator: "Everyone was arguing over who was to blame."

Policeman: "Hello, hello, hello."

Narrator: "Said a policeman, ominously."

Policeman: "And what's going on here?"

Narrator: "This made everyone stop arguing. They set to work clearing up the mess instead.

Next day, they put up a fence between the road and the river.

Then, they went away, taking Score with them.

Ten Cents thought he had made Score go away.

He talked of nothing but grey pegasus ponies."

Hercules: "Oh, dear."

Narrator: "Thought Hercules."

Hercules: "He's worse than ever. I'm sorry my plan was no good."

OJ: "Never mind."

Narrator: "Said OJ."

OJ: "We'll think of something else."

Narrator: "But they had no need to do that.

Some boys arrived instead. They pointed to Ten Cents and cried,"

Boys: "Look, here's Ten Cents. He tried to race a grey pegasus pony, but the pegasus pony nearly beat him!"

Narrator: "Ten Cents never mentions grey pegasus ponies now."

Tank Stands By
Narrator: "Dr. Whooves had been to the hospital to be healed.

Some changelings tricked him, and the pony fell into the turntable well.

Now, Dr. Whooves was as good as new, but he was still worried about changelings."

Dr. Whooves: "I'd rather not use them."

Narrator: "He said to himself.

But the changelings sang songs rude and loud.

The Cockatrice, their leader, led the chorus."

Cockatrice and Changelings: "Dr. Whooves' no use at all, thinks he's very clever, says that he can manage us, that's the best joke ever! When he orders us about, with the greatest folly, we just push him down the well, Pop goes old Whooves!"

Narrator: "Spike, Soarin and Pipsqueak were shocked."

Spike, Pipsqueak and Soarin: "Be quiet!"

Narrator: "They ordered.

But they couldn't be everywhere, and everywhere they weren't, the changelings began again."

Changelings: "Dr. Whooves' no use at all, thinks he's very clever, says that he can manage us, that's the best joke ever!"

Narrator: "At last, the animals gave up."

Spike, Pipsqueak and Soarin: "We're sorry, Dr. Whooves."

Narrator: "They said."

Dr. Whooves: "It's realy my fault."

Narrator: "Said Dr. Whooves sadly."

Dr. Whooves: "I shouldn't have fallen in the turntable well."

Narrator: "Tank, the Tortoise, felt sorry for Dr. Whooves, too.

Next morning, he spoke to Hondo Flanks."

Tank: "I'm worried, Mr. Hondo. This disrespect for animals, when is it going to end?"

Hondo Flanks: "Who knows?"

Narrator: "Sighed Hondo."

Tank: "I've got a plan, Mr. Hondo. May I stay here today and help Mr. Whooves? We are both great western, and must stand together."

Hondo Flanks: "Certainly, Tank."

Narrator: "Replied Hondo, and puffed away.

Soon, Tank was explaining his plan.

Soarin: "Goodness Gracious, Tank, I don't think you should suggest such a thing to Dr. Whooves."

Narrator: "But Dr. Whooves interrupted."

Dr. Whooves: "No, Soarin, Tank's right. It's really my fault. I must put this trouble right."

Tank: "I meant no disrespect, you understand."

Dr. Whooves: "Of course not, Tank. Anyway, driver says the same, and he's arranged it with the station master."

Soarin: "Very well, Dr. Whooves."

Narrator: "Conceited Soarin."

Soarin: "But I must hurry; my passengers will be waiting. Good luck!"

Dr. Whooves: "So long!"

Narrator: "Smiled Dr. Whooves bravely, but he felt dreadfully nervous inside.

Dr. Whooves marshalled the worst changelings two by two."

Tank: "That's the way, Mr. Whooves."

Narrator: "Whispered Tank."

Tank: "And if you leave that Cockatrice till' last, then you'll have him behind you, and you can bump him if he starts his nonsense."

Cockatrice: "Hold back, hold back!"

Narrator: "Whispered the cockatrice."

Cockatrice: "And pass the word to the others."

Narrator: "The silly changelings giggled.

But Dr. Whooves knew what to do; there was plenty of sand on the ground and his hooves gripped splendidly. He gave a great heave."

Cockatrice: "Oooh!"

Narrator: "Groaned the cockatrice."

Cockatrice: "I don't like this!"

Soarin: "Go on!"

Narrator: "Yelled Soarin."

Soarin: "Well done, boy, well done!"

Cockatrice: "Ohhh!"

Narrator: "Wailed the cockatrice."

Cockatrice: "I'm coming apart!"

Narrator: "And he did.

Then there was trouble."

Hoity Toity: "Well, Dr. Whooves, so you don't know your own strength, is that it?"

Dr. Whooves: "No, no, sir."

Narrator: "Said Dr. Whooves nervously.

Hoity Toity inspected the cockatrice."

Hoity Toity: "As I've thought; rotten feathers, rusty bones. Maybe if we put your back together, you'll earn yourself a better name."

Narrator: "Nowadays, Dr. Whooves only takes the changelings when the other animals are busy.

But they're always quick to warn each other,"

Changelings: "Take care with Mr. Whooves, if you play tricks on him, you'll never be the same changeling again!"

Narrator: "The cockatrice has learned his lesson, and says nothing at all."

Bowled Out
Narrator: "Noteworthy's visit to the Hoity Toity's town was coming to an end."

Hoity Toity: "We shall miss you."

Narrator: "Said Hoity Toity.

Then he turned his attention to all the other animals."

Hoity Toity: "My town is very busy, and I'm pleased with you, but... you need help. A centaur named Tirek is all that's available. Please do your best to avoid any... ahem, disturbances."

Soarin: "What does that mean?"

Narrator: "Whispered Soarin."

Cranky Doodle Donkey: "That means this centaur is difficult!"

Narrator: "Snapped Cranky.

And he was.

Tirek surveyed the library."

Tirek: "Not bad. I've seen worse. At least you're all clean."

Narrator: "The animals glared."

Tirek: "It's not your fault, but Hoity Toity should get rid of you and get creatures like me. A drain of magic, and I'm off! No bother, no waiting. They have to fuss round you for hours before you're ready."

Narrator: "The animals were furious!

Next morning, they held an indignation meeting round the library."

Chief Thunderhooves: "Disgraceful!"

Cranky Doodle Donkey: "Disgusting!"

Big Macintosh: "Despicable!"

Night Light and Hondo Flanks: "To say such thing to us!"

Narrator: "Cried Night Light and Hondo Flanks."

Night Light and Hondo Flanks: "It's to teach him a lesson we be wanting. Now, how do we do it?"

Narrator: "Their chance came sooner than expected. Tirek was purring comfortably.

An inspector watched a fitter making final adjustments. The wind tugged at the inspector's hat.

Tirek was ready."

Tirek: "Look at me, Soarin and Noteworthy! Now I'll show you something!"

Narrator: "He rolled proudly towards his buffaloes.

Then, it happened."

(Tirek splutters and coughs)

"Shaking and spluttering, Tirek stopped.

Meanwhile, the inspector was looking for his hat. Tirek seethed with fury as Soarin and Noteworthy pushed him back to the shed."

Railway Inspector: "My hat!"

Narrator: "Exclaimed the Inspector."

Railway Inspector: "You've sucked it in your mouth!"

Hoity Toity: "Bother your hat!

The heavy buffaloes are due out. You'll have to take them, Soarin. Noteworthy, will you help, please?"

Noteworthy: "Thank you, Sir."

Narrator: "Cried Noteworthy."

Noteworthy: "I'd like a good, long run on my last day."

Narrator: "The ponies were soon ready."

Hoity Toity: "Chief Thunderhooves will take over from halfway, so get the buffaloes to there. Good luck!"

Noteworthy: "Don't worry."

Narrator: "Smiled Noteworthy."

Noteworthy: "We'll get there, and be early, too!"

Narrator: "The cavalcade moved carefully on the path and out to the open road."

Noteworthy: "Now for a sprint!"

Narrator: "Puffed Noteworthy."

Soarin: "I'm ready when you are!"

Narrator: "Replied Soarin.

Soon, they were whizzing through Shining Armor's station, and next, they were charging at Chief Thunderhooves' hill beyond.

They felt the drag of the heavy buffaloes here. It was hard work.

At last, they were running smoothly along the line toward the big station."

Chief Thunderhooves: "Hello, you're early!"

Narrator: "Said Chief Thunderhooves."

Chief Thunderhooves: "That's one in the head for old Tirek!"

Noteworthy: "Cranky says he's sick as sludge and sulking in the shed."

Chief Thunderhooves: "Serves him right for saying we're out of date!"

Narrator: "And Chief Thunderhooves chortled away.

Next morning, everyone came to say good-bye to Noteworthy."

Animals: "Come back and see us soon!"

Narrator: "Whistled the animals."

Noteworthy: "And you are always welcome on my Music Route, too!"

Narrator: "Replied Noteworthy. Then, he puffed away.

What about Tirek? He'd slipped out while no one was looking. But he left two things behind; a rather nasty smell, and a battered bowler hat."

Don't Judge a Book By Its Cover

 * Spike first saw Featherweight the Pegasus
 * Plowing in a field one day
 * And he said, "My oh my, you do look funny.
 * Where are your arms, are your arms, are your arms?
 * How ever do you move along?
 * You really do look funny."


 * "Don't be so rude", said Featherweight the Pegasus
 * "I don't have arms like you
 * Because my wings are so much better.
 * And I can go anywhere, anywhere, anywhere
 * I don't need roads like you.
 * One day I will prove it, show you how I do it
 * Then you will understand...


 * That you don't judge a book by its cover
 * Don't make your mind up too soon
 * Things aren't necessarily
 * Always what they appear to be
 * Don't judge a book by its cover
 * Don't make your mind up too soon
 * Never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never
 * Never judge a book by its cover"


 * Sure enough, one winter's day
 * When the snow lay deep and hard
 * Spike got stuck, he was in trouble
 * And who do you think came along, came along
 * And rescued him that day
 * The snow didn't matter to Featherweight the Pegasus
 * Now Spike understands...


 * That you don't judge a book by its cover
 * Don't make your mind up too soon
 * Things aren't necessarily
 * Always what they appear to be
 * Don't judge a book by its cover
 * Don't make your mind up too soon
 * Never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never
 * Never judge a book by its cover.


 * Don't judge a book by its cover
 * Don't make your mind up too soon
 * Things aren't necessarily
 * Always what they appear to be.
 * Don't judge a book by its cover
 * Just remember the rule
 * Never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never
 * Never judge a book....
 * By its cover!