Miss Roberta

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Miss Roberta
Miss Roberta
"Just leave everything to Miss Roberta, and your party will be a huge success!"
Episode no. 25
Original airdate August 4, 2005
Story by: Noah Zachary
Cole Louie
Written by: Noah Zachary
Cole Louie
Directed by: Jonathan Judge
Raymond Le Gué
Featured song(s) "Cooking by the Book"
Robbie's Disguise(s) Miss Roberta
Guest character(s) -
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Premise

Stephanie wants to throw a thank-you party for Sportacus, but she's afraid that her friends' bad manners will ruin it. Robbie Rotten poses as Miss Roberta, an expert in manners, and teaches the kids to misbehave even more. But when Robbie accidentally falls and comes up with a bush on his head, Sportacus rescues him.

Plot synopsis

Prologue

Sportacus is in his airship twirling around an H20 bottle which he pours into a glass. Sportacus then reaches under the table and pulls out a baseball bat whilst pressing a button to send a ice cube flying out the wall. He hits the ice-cube with the bat sending it bouncing around inside the airship until it lands inside the cup of water. Sportacus then drinks the water giving a sign of relief.

Main episode

Epilogue

Robbie is storming around in his lair, complaining "How can anyone wear these shoes" referring to the high heels he has been wearing in his Miss Roberta costume. He then slumps in his chair throwing his shoes behind him, placing his feet into a hot water pool. A puff of steam rise and Robbie has a look of relief.

Trivia

  • Once Stephanie has finished doing her chores for the party she decides to dance to some music. The music she plays is We're Dancing and she sings the first verse, followed by the last later in the episode. This full version of this song is not featured in any episode.
  • This episode was never aired on Sprout, and nobody knows why.