The Best Episodes of Dorg van Dango

After Dorg breaks his glasses, he asks Patronella for help to restore them, but transforms him into a half-unicorn.

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Writer: Nick Vincent Murphy

Dorg and the Magicals try to discover a thief suspected of breaking into the mall.

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Writer: Craig Martin

To make the perfect sandwich, Dorg and the Magicals must share the only pickle left in the house.

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Writer: Laurie Elliott

Dorg and the Magicals get a job rounding up stray shopping trollies at the mall.

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Writer: Nick Vincent Murphy

Dorg wants to see a violent movie, but he is not old enough and none of the Magicals do sufficient jobs posing as adults. So, Yooki possesses Fretta so that she can come with Dorg and the Magicals to the movie.

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Writer: Mark Robert Edwards

Patronella casts a magic spell on Fretta's "Olive Surprise" in hopes that it will make it taste better, but instead, she ends up cursing it so it turns all the townspeople into olive-craving zombies.

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Writer: Mike Kiss

Today's the day of the class trip to the amusement park, but Dorg keeps missing the bus to get there. Patronella creates a time-rewinding potion for Dorg to use to ensure he won't be late, but each attempt at using it backfires.

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Writer: Emer Connon

Dorg's favorite comic book is releasing its last issue. However, he is worried that Smarmin Smarts will spoil the ending of it, like he always does. Patronella ends up bringing the comic book to life, but the superhero escapes from it.

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Writer: Stephanie Kaliner

On Halloween, Dorg must look after Voulez when all he wants to do is collect candy with his friends. Things get complicated even further when Dorg underestimates Yooki's claim that sugar will "awaken her sweet tooth", and feeds her a candy that makes her grow a long, candy corn-shaped tooth with a mind of its own and an insatiable hunger for candy.

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Writer: Laurie Elliott

Dorg and the Magicals meet a man who is donating old toys to stray animals. Dorg devises a plan to donate Voulez' old, creepy baby doll that is missing an eye, because it scares him.

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Writer: Emer Connon

Desperate for a good yearbook photo, Dorg asks Patronella to magically remove the pimple on his chin. He's thrilled when the zit is gone, until the rest of his face disappears too.

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Writer: Amy Stephenson, Shane Langan

Dorg tries casting a spell at his sister's birthday party.

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Writer: Mark Cantan

When Jet is under the impression that he isn't cool enough, he takes advantage of Patronella's magic to become cooler but it backfires.

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Writer: Laurie Elliott

Dorg has an assignment for school to write a paper based on the town's founder, but he can't find any information on him. Yooki brings him back to life in an attempt to help, but this ends up causing drama at the mall.

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Writer: Mark Robert Edwards

Dorg wishes to get a role in the school play, but Yooki possesses Dorg during his audition and he ends up getting the lead role instead of the small part he wanted.

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Writer: Mike Kiss

RD gives Dorg a black hole from outer space to use as a science fair project, but Dorg and the Magicals keep putting things into the hole and cause it to grow so big that it becomes dangerous and nearly sucks up the whole town.

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Writer: Stephanie Kaliner

Dorg wishes to win a trophy since Voulez has won many and he hasn't won any, so he enters a horse-racing competition at the mall with Jet posing as his horse. However, in order for Jet to compete, Patronella uses a magic spell to conceal his horn - and without his unicorn horn, Jet loses his confidence and has magical indigestion that causes unexpected negative consequences during the race.

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Writer: Craig Martin

RD takes on the form of the Normole, the town's mascot, at the mall so that Dorg's wish of gaining access to the Mall Pass can be granted. However, while Dorg and the other Magicals have fun with the Mall Pass, RD's mascot job overworks him.

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Writer: Laurie Elliott

When Dorg's mom decides she's sick of all the weirdness of Normill, the gang will need to use their powers to stop the family from moving.

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Writer: Brona C. Titley

When Dorg's left in charge of Voulez and her friends, they catch a glimpse of Jet without a disguise and will stop.

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Writer: Brona C. Titley

Dorg doesn't want his mom to know that he is failing his home ec class, so he has RD disguise himself as the teacher and speak to his mom. However, he doesn't know what to say and ends up accidentally asking Fretta on a date.

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Writer: Mark Hodkinson

Dorg goes to a wrestling match in town with Fretta and Voulez, who sell popcorn at the match. Dorg wants to see his favorite wrestler win, and Jet thinks it could be possible if he used some unicorn magic that would guarantee him winning. Dorg and Jet disregard the others warning them, and Jet and Patronella end up causing a magical mishap where the wrestler ends up turning into a chicken moments before the match. So, Jet molds Dorg and RD together into the likeness of the wrestler in order to compete.

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Writer: Ciaran Morrison, Mick O'Hara

When Patronella brings a tree ornament to life that hates Christmas, it's up to Dorg and the Magicals to stop the fairy from ruining Christmas.

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Writer: Mark Hodkinson

Patronella brings Dorg's reflection to life to do chores. When the reflection gets jealous, it's the real Dorg that finds himself trapped in a mirror.

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Writer: Ciaran Morrison, Mick O'Hara

It's Jet's birthday, and on a unicorn's birthday, 10 stages of change happen to them. However, he is not willing to accept the fact that he must go through these changes.

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Writer: Mark Robert Edwards