Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Dora who had the most magical hair. Her hair was long and flowing, shining with every color of the rainbow. The townspeople marveled at her hair, calling it a true wonder of the world. However, Dora was not always happy about her hair. She found it difficult to manage and would often get tangled in it, causing her great frustration. She would spend hours combing and brushing, trying to keep it under control.
Danny's (Josh Duhamel) generous act gets him into trouble with the police and leaves Ed (James Caan) having to clean up the mess. Ed must use old contacts to ensure that an annoying and potentially destructive female guest does not ruin the casino's good name. Meanwhile, Delinda (Molly Sims) enlists the help of a singer to convince her arrogant chef that the restaurant should be open for lunch. Later she realizes that things other than food can attract patrons. Meanwhile Sam (Vanessa Marcil) and Mike (James Lesure) are dispatched to deal with mysterious screams coming from an elderly couple's room. Air Date : 17th-Jan-2005 Read More
His frantic search for the piece leads to an uncomfortable reunion with his former partner Jack Keller guest star Alec Baldwin , who cannot be trusted. Meanwhile, Sam begrudgingly mentors the girlfriend of casino owner Gavin Brunson guest star James McDaniel , until Sam discovers that her seemingly innocent understudy is scheming to get her fired.
She would spend hours combing and brushing, trying to keep it under control. One day, as Dora was sitting by the river, feeling sad about her hair, a wise old woman appeared. She had heard about Dora's magical hair and wanted to help her.
2.23 "Magic Carpet Fred" Trivia Quiz
Armstrong, born on November 27th, 1953 in Detroit, Michigan was cast in the guest starring role of Arnold Peters for this "Las Vegas" show. Armstrong portrayed Arnold Peters for only this episode. Armstrong has also guest starred on the TV series', "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", "My Name is Earl" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm".
2. Which actress appeared as Jenny Cho?
Answer: Sandrine Holt
Holt, a native of London, England portrayed Jenny Cho, a Detective for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, in this episode. Holt portrayed the character for a total of three episodes. She has also had guest starring stints on the TV shows, "CSI: Miami", "ER" and "The Outer Limits".
3. In the opening scene, who heard Ashanti sing?
Answer: Mary Connell
The episode began with a view of the Montecito casino floor before it flashed to a room where famed singer Ashanti was staying. Ashanti was there with Mary because she wanted her to give her opinion on her singing as she sang her a song. After Ashanti finished, she told Mary how she never sang that song live before.
4. Fred returned to the Montecito. He offered to take who shopping?
Answer: Ed Deline
One of the Montecito's favorite gamblers, Fred Puterbaugh, returned to the casino and went to go have a private talk to Ed. He told Ed that he wanted to thank him and Danny for not only saving his life but helping him become a billionaire. Fred then put in a proposal: he wanted to take Ed shopping. Ed appeared befuddled at this offer from Fred.
5. Who told a guest that he was not allowed to distribute fliers at the Montecito?
Answer: Danny McCoy
Danny was notified by Mitch that there was a player doing something that was against hotel rules: passing out fliers. Danny went to a craps table where the player was, and pulled him aside for a talk. He said that they could not allow him to distribute fliers at the Montecito, so he let him know he had to leave.
6. During the opening credits, Ed asked whom to investigate suspicious activity at a craps table?
Answer: Nessa Holt
As the opening credits rolled, Ed heard from a guest that a player was using loaded dice at a craps table and that was illegal. He radioed to Nessa to ask her to keep an eye on the table. Nessa noticed the loaded dice and replaced them with a regular pair of dice.
7. According to Jenny Cho, who called her to inform her they had a cheater?
Answer: Mike Cannon
Jenny Cho arrived at the Montecito because she got a phone call from Mike about their being a cheater at the Montecito. Ed and Mike told her that the cheating involved a gambler using some loaded dice at the craps table. Jenny stood there for a little bit before leaving and finding the guy to arrest him.
8. Who gave a player a reward?
Answer: Ed Deline
Ed was pleased about the guest named Arnold informing him about the guy who used the loaded dice. As a reward, Ed gave him some money and Arnold was appreciative. Ed explained that anyone who gave the casino information that led to an arrest would be offered a reward, as it was the hotel's policy.
9. Who spoke to Fred about a previous incident at the hotel?
Answer: Delinda Deline
Midway through the episode, Delinda ran into Fred and she wanted to clear something up with him. She mentioned the time in a previous episode when Fred interned at the bar at Mystique and was let go. Delinda made it clear to Fred that it was not her decision to fire Fred. Delinda then admitted that there was a special connection between her and Fred.
10. Who offered to get someone a drink at Cup-O-Jo's?
Answer: Sam Marquez
There was an unhappy guest at the Montecito since someone at the salon overcharged him on his account after his wife got service done there. The guest spoke with Sam as she had a drink from Cup-O-Jo's and she offered to get him a drink from there. The guest said no but wanted to know if she spoke to the woman at the salon about overcharging him. Sam said she did and that the woman was sorry about it.
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Ed is framed for murder when enemies from his past resurface. Danny and Mike secretly intervene to investigate and take matters into their own hands. Meanwhile, Sam, Nessa, Mary and Delinda desperately attempt to find tenants for their new joint-purchased home, settling on what they think to be the perfect tenants, only to discover they've misjudged the situation. Air Date : 27th-Sep-2004 Read More
The old woman explained that Dora's hair held a special power - it had the ability to grant wishes. Dora was amazed and excited by this revelation. She realized that her hair was not a burden but a gift. From that day forward, she vowed to embrace her magical hair and use it to bring joy and happiness to others. Dora began using her hair to grant wishes for people in need. She would listen to their troubles and then touch her hair to their heads, transferring the magic to them. Instantly, their worries would disappear, and they would feel a renewed sense of hope and happiness. Word of Dora's ability spread far and wide, and people from all over would come to her for help. She became known as the "Magical Hair Fairy," bringing smiles and laughter wherever she went. Dora's hair became a symbol of love, compassion, and the power of kindness. She taught others to embrace their own unique qualities and to use them for the greater good. As the years passed, Dora's hair continued to bring joy to those around her. She never lost sight of the magic within her, and her hair remained a beautiful testament to the power of love and self-acceptance. The end..
Reviews for "Delve into Dora's Magical Hair Chronicles"
1. Samantha - 1 star: I was really disappointed with "Magical hair tale dora". The plot was weak and predictable, and the characters were one-dimensional. The animation quality was also subpar, making the whole viewing experience quite dull. Overall, I would not recommend this movie to anyone looking for a captivating and engaging story.
2. Jake - 2 stars: "Magical hair tale dora" failed to meet my expectations. The dialogue felt cheesy and forced, and I found it hard to connect with the characters. The musical numbers were forgettable and seemed out of place. Additionally, the pacing was slow, making the movie drag on unnecessarily. Unfortunately, this film didn't leave a lasting impression on me.
3. Natalie - 2 stars: I wasn't impressed with "Magical hair tale dora". The story lacked depth and originality, following a formulaic plot that was easy to predict. The humor aimed at children fell flat, leaving little entertainment value for adults. The animation was average at best, lacking the visual appeal we expect from animated films today. Overall, I found it to be a forgettable movie that didn't offer much in terms of enjoyment or substance.
4. Brandon - 2 stars: "Magical hair tale dora" had potential, but it failed to deliver. The story felt rushed and poorly developed, leaving many unanswered questions. The character development was minimal, making it hard to become emotionally invested in the film. Additionally, the animation lacked attention to detail, and the colors seemed washed out. Overall, I felt let down by this movie and couldn't fully enjoy it.