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Seeing as the outside of Max and Emmy's house shows some palm trees, do you think they live in (moved to, in the case of the premiere)...?

A. California (names like "Sacramento," "San Francisco," and "San Diego" are Spanish names.

B. Nevada ("Las Vegas" means "the meadows" in Spanish)

C. Texas

D. Florida (Well, it was there that the first to discover the parts of the United States, Juan Ponce de León, a Spaniard, landed).

Will there be a separation on episodes based on which episodes have Max and Emmy choosing to go to Dragon Land on their own, and which ones have the dragons call them?

Should there be any pages for live-action characters form the special Let's Start a Band! on this wiki?

Examples:

Nina (the babysitter)

Sam & Jennifer

Blake & Brittany

Did Sid Sycamore's treehouse get taken down before Lorca came along? If not, how would he have gotten in or out? I mean, nobody in a wheelchair can safely take stairs OR a ladder.

Up until Enrique came along, of all the members of the gang, all the boys had monosyllabic names ("Enrique" is trisyllabic), whereas, even when Enrique came, all the girls had disyllabic names.

There is a connection between this program and one episode of another program.

Other Program: The Charlie Horse Music Pizza

Episode of that Program: "The Audition."

Connections:

1. [[Chantal Strand]], the girl (primarily) voicing [[Cassie]] on this show, plays Holly, the girl in a wheelchair, in "The Audition."

2. In that same episode, Charlie Horse and Lamb Chop have a discussion that mentions Rice Krispies and Froot Loops, both of which would later be proud sponsors of Dragon Tales.

Since the last season ended in April, I'm no longer sure this is true that Danny McKinnon was 15 when the show ended, because I'm not really sure if his birthday was actually in May or March.

Specifically, when it comes to the voice actors for Emmy and Max, here's the thing:

Dragon Tales began with a 15-year-old in the voice cast (that one being [[Andrea Libman]], the voice of [[Emmy]]) and ended with a 15-year-old in the voice cast (this time, it was [[Danny McKinnon]], the voice of [[Max]]).

There should be a list of episodes, separating by the following:

1. One of episodes where Emmy and Max (and in some cases, Enrique) choose to go to Dragon Land on their own

2. One of episodes where the dragons call them over

Should there be any articles on any of the foods that are exclusive to this show?

E.G. Dragonberries, twinkleberries, dragon peppers, etc.

If there had been flashbacks involving Quetzal, Sid, or Scallywag in younger years, I believe either Danny McKinnon (the voice of Max), Noah Reid, Cole Caplan (Olie Polie from Rolie Polie Olie), Kathleen Barr (Wheezie; yes, Barr has voiced boys in other programs like Henri from Liberty's Kids), or Lenore Zann would have voiced either of those characters as boys.

Why wouldn't Cassie's mother want any flying done with Finn? Is it really that dangerous for babies?

In "The Mefirst Wizard," it was a good thing that there were enough characters in the gang to say only two of the words per chant: six characters, two words each, 12 words in all.

But what if there had been any fewer characters in it, and that doesn't mean just one.

I believe, and correct me if I'm wrong:

1. 2 characters: Character A would say the first "Me-first," "Go away," and "the way," whereas Character B would say the second "Me-first," "That's not," and "friends play."

2. 3? A: The first "Me-first" and "That's not"; B: The second "Me-first" and "the way"; C: "Go away" and "Friends play."

3. 4? Either A: The first "Me-first" alone and share "the way" with B or C; B: The second "Me-first" alone and either share "the way" with A or "friends play" with C; C: "Go away" and either share "the way" with A or "friends play" with D; D: "That's not" and share "friends play" with B or C. (This specific layout, while not every part is said solo, would make sure everyone got equal turns to say a certain pair.)

4. 5? A: The first "Me-first"; B: The second "Me-first"; C: "Go away"; D: "That's not"; E: "The way"; ALL FIVE: "Friends play." (Again, not all solo, but all equal.)

Would any of those have worked if there were less than six?

Turns out it's "Cassie Loves a Parade"?

This time, it concerns an episode where Cassie wears a purple bow on her head, yet it falls off when she shrinks.

I just found out. It's "The Talent Pool."