The Wiggles Movie (John Clancy) Part 14 - Wigglehouse

Before any of the Wiggles went in, they had to take a test from their talking door. They passed it, and went into their rooms to look for Perdita. There was still no sign of her, all that happened was they came out the wrong rooms and they switched voices! Anywho, when they switched their voices back Gligar and Thomas both feel silly for organizing a suprise party for Perdita, because she thinks they don't care about her birthday. McQueen reminds them of how they always celebrated Perdita's birthday. They even look back on how they sang "Hot Potato" to her when she was a baby. Then Gligar decides to have a sleep while Bart, Thomas and Lightning dance the Romp Bomp a Stomp. The phone then rings but they don't know who it is. Then Bart and Thomas head back to the General Lee while Lightning wakes up Gligar from having a dream of being a Miltank.

Cast:
Bart Simpson as Greg (both yellow and the youngest)
Lightning McQueen as Murray (both red)
Thomas the Tank Engine as Anthony (Both blue)
Gligar as Jeff (both purple)
Perdita as Dorothy the Dinosaur (both have spots)
Pongo as Wags the Dog (both dogs and feel close to Perdita and Dorothy)
Henry the Green Engine as Henry the Octopus (both share the same name)
Spongebob Squarepants as Captain Feathersword (both funny and to do with water)
Patrick Star as himself (an extra as Captain Feathersword)
Optimus Prime as Wally the Great (both the main transformer and magician)
Bumblebee as Cecil (both mean well to Optimus Prime and Wally the Great)
Megatron as Roland the Remarkable (both rivals to Optimus Prime and Wally the Great)
Ratchet as Jimbo the Juggler
Johanna as Mrs Bingle (both teachers)
Ultra Magnus as Waldo the Magnificent
Homer, Marge, Lisa and Maggie Simpson as Themselves (Greg's family)
Sally, Rosie and Aipom as Themselves (Murray, Anthony and Jeff's girlfriends)

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