Two siblings, Max and Emmy, find an enchanted dragon scale capable of transporting them to a whimsical fantasy land inhabited by colorful anthropomorphic dragons by reciting a rhyme. They befriend four friendly dragons Cassie, Ord, Zak, Wheezie and Quetzal.
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Two siblings, Max and Emmy, find an enchanted dragon scale capable of transporting them to a whimsical fantasy land inhabited by colorful anthropomorphic dragons by reciting a rhyme. They befriend four friendly dragons Cassie, Ord, Zak, Wheezie and Quetzal.
Cast, crew and production details
About Dragon Tales
Cast
Chantal StrandCassie (voice)
Kathleen BarrWheezie (voice)
Andrea LibmanEmmy (voice)
DMDanny McKinnonMax (voice)
Jason MichasZak (voice)
Eli GabayQuetzal (voice)
AOAida OrtegaEnrique (voice)
Ty OlssonOrd (voice)
Credits
Created by
Jim Coane, Ron Rodecker
Written by
Jeffrey Scott, Elana Lesser, Cliff Ruby, Bob Carrau, Lane Raichert, Don Gillies, Nancy Neufeld Callaway, Jim Staahl, Jim Fisher, Dean Stefan, Nicole Dubuc, Melody Fox, Andrew Robinson, Cynthia J. Cohen, Scott Guy, Laurie Bauman Arnold, Jana King Kalichman, Susan Kim, Carin Greenberg Baker, Alicia Marie Schudt, Robert Schechter, Libby Hinson, Alana Sanko, Joe Menendez, Mark Hoffmeier, Eric Weiner, Rick Gitelson, Patsy Cameron, Tedd Anasti, Ronnie Krauss, James Greenberg, Lisa Medway, Elizabeth de La Garza Vargas, Lisa Goldman
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
187
Original language
English
Networks & production
PBS KidsUnited States
Sesame WorkshopUnited States
Columbia TriStar TelevisionUnited States
Sony Pictures TelevisionUnited States
Children's Television WorkshopUnited States
Adelaide ProductionsUnited States
Season 2 episodes
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Ord loses his lucky heart-shaped stone and explains that he needs it to do three loop-de-loops, four aerial zigzags, and a round springback handoff after Max confesses that he threw it in the river when he and Emmy were skipping rocks when they arrive in Dragon Land. However, when Ord does his tricks without it, he learns that he really didn't need the stone to be lucky at all. Just by believing in himself.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Nancy Neufeld Callaway
The friends race over who should go first on an obstacle course and unleash a selfish two-headed wizard who always goes first. They must recite a spell to send him back to his pond.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Jim Fisher, Jim Staahl
Ord's favorite blanket goes down the Lost-Forever Hole and he has a Big Funky Cloud over him. So, the friends try cheer him up to make the cloud go away and help get over the loss of his blanket.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Lane Raichert
Max is still tired of being little, so he makes a wish in the wishing well which makes him grow giant. But after growing too big with no limit, he later regrets it and wishes to be his own size again.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Andrew Robinson
Max and Ord are both proud of the art project they created, but they have arguments since they have a hard time agreeing on who gets it to take it home first, since they both want to take it home at the same time. Quetzal later shows them how to take pride in sharing.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Andrew Robinson
Cassie brings her baby brother, Finn, to school, but is jealous when her friends pay more attention to him instead of her. She later learns that it's also a good idea for her friends to get to know someone new.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Don GilliesGuest stars Ian James Corlett, Dale Wilson
Emmy is going to a weeklong summer camp while Max is in Dragon Land by himself again. Max misses Emmy and he and his dragon friends try to come up with a solution to Emmy missing out on the fun.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Tedd Anasti, Patsy Cameron
The friends accidentally ruin a Wiggly-Jiggly dessert Mungus the Giant made for his mother's birthday. So they all pitch in to help him make a new one. Max and Cassie go to pick Buttercups and Catgloves, Zak and Wheezie find pink and yellow seashells, and Ord and Emmy find blue and red round and square bubbles as the ingredients.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Elizabeth de La Garza Vargas
The friends go Dragonberry picking and discover that all the dragonberries have disappeared until they realize that Mungus the Giant picked them all to bake a pie for his mother.
The friends go to Snowy Summit to play with Chilly and Nippy (from “My Way Or The Snow Way”) until they realize the weather is warming up. So they go to Polly Nimbus' cloud factory to bring the snow back.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Carin Greenberg Baker
Emmy finds a baby Rhyme Bird and names her Cutie Pie. However, she realizes she mistakenly takes her away from her family and she and her friends go to bring her home.
The kids and dragons go back into Quetzal's magic pop-up book. This time, inviting Kiki, Finn, and Lorca to imagine the fairytales and meet characters themselves, such as Goldilocks, Jack from "Jack and the Beanstalk", the Old Woman Who Lived in the Shoe, and King Midas.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsGuest stars Scott McNeil
Quetzal tells the friends to deliver gazpacho (ice cold soup) to a sick Fernando, but they must pass a grumpy tollbooth troll named Trumpy who tells people that the only way to get over his bridge is to cartwheel. However, Emmy has trouble doing cartwheels, so Max and the dragons help her get better at them.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Jim Fisher, Jim Staahl
The friends are playing in a Dragonbasketball game, but the other team has lots of bullies, especially two dragons named Buster and Mooky, and they tease Emmy during the game.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Cynthia J. Cohen
Zak and Wheezie get sprayed by a Stinkydink Bug and lose their badges to Speedy the turtle while attempting to get the stink off. So they must work together to get them back.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Jim Fisher, Jim Staahl
On Quetzal’s birthday everybody makes him birthday presents out of Color Clay, but when Max makes the sculptures dry faster, they all melt away. So they go to Rainbow Canyon to get some more Color Clay and replicate their sculptures in time for Quetzal's party.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Nancy Neufeld Callaway
Zak is nervous when he encounters the new additions to the Dragon Land amusement park, and the others must try to show him that trying new things isn't so bad.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Lane Raichert
The friends are invited to the newly-reformed Spike's fiesta, but Zak's wrist is injured, so the gang shows him how to play the game Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes in a different way.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Nancy Neufeld Callaway
Max is nervous he'll make a mistake in the school play. But when Ord and Quetzal both slip up on stage and laugh it off, he realizes the show must go on.
The friends meet a gremlin named Greta who has three magic boxes with a surprise in each one. After opening two of the boxes despite being told not to, Wheezie learns that it's better to wait.
Directed by Gloria JenkinsWritten by Ronnie Krauss
