(The day of the dress rehearsal comes. The little kids and their parents are waiting for the show to start. Then, Dorami peeks out from the curtain. Then, Harvey cannot breathe since there are no airholes.)
Tom: It needs airholes Dorami.
Dorami: Hmmmm... (looks at a picture of a lightbulb) Uh huh, hmmmmmm... No, it's perfect.
Harvey: Can't... breathe...
Doraemon: Sis, everyone believes you're treating them badly.
Dorami: Don't bother me, I'm preparing. (walks off)
Doraemon: (catches up to Dorami, now annoyed) You can't treat everyone like this. They're really mad at you!
Dorami: They're just jealous because they don't have my talent and winning personality.
(Dorami walks off, and Doraemon shrugs at the other gang members.)
Dade: That's it! I'm gonna teach her!
Michelle: Me too!
Jerry: Me three!
(The little kids chat, then Michelle, dressed as a cowgirl, comes on stage to start the show.)
Michelle: Welcome to our play about Thomas Edison! The wizard of Mental Park!
(The Little Kids Applaud)
Dorami: (correctively whispers): Menlo Park, not Mental Park!
(The curtain opens as a violin piece plays. The phonograph is presented first with Dorami as Edison and Tom as a reporter.)
Dorami: It's 1877 and here is my new invention, the phonograph.
Tom: I DON'T BELIEVE IT!
Dorami: Prepare to be amazed! (cranks the crank)
Doraemon: All operators are busy. Please hang up and dial again.
Dorami: (whispering): You're a phonograph, play music!! (cranks it again)
Doraemon: If you're calling from a touchtone phone, press 1 now.
(The Little Kids Laugh)
Dorami: It's 1879, and here is my incandescent lamp! Brighter than any candle!
Tom: I DON'T BELIEVE IT!
Dorami: Prepare to be amazed!
(Harvey's lightbulb costume has a new air grille in it; she then turns on a switch. Instead, Harvey has a water gun.)
Dorami: Huh?
(Harvey squirts her in the face.)
Dorami: AAAHHHH!
Jerry: Now how could that have happened?
(Everyone backstage laughs, and the little kids in the audience laugh more. Dorami is angry and wet.)
Dorami: Now it's time to use my kinetoscope to film "The Great Train Robbery"!
(They walk to the side of the change. Dade comes on, dressed as a locomotive and pulling a cart with moneybags.)
Dade: CHUGGA, CHUGGA! CHOO, CHOO! CHUGGA, CHUGGA! CHOO, CHOO! CHUGGA, CHUGGA...
(Michelle and Jerry dressed as a cowgirl and a cowboy follow him on stick horses.)
Michelle: Stick em up!
(Piri Piri Giggles)
Dade: You're not robbing this train! Put em up! Put em up!
(The little kids laugh hysterically at what the cast is doing. The gang can-can dances while Dorami attempts to go back to her spot, but gets shut out by the closing curtain and falls to the floor and she frowns.)
(After the show, Dorami goes into the dressing room with her head down and cries.)
Me: Looks like we had a few technical difficulties. Can we fix them before our families show up tonight?
Piri Piri: That's up to Dorami.
Dorami: Me?! You guys ruined my show!
Doraemon: Dorami, it's not just YOUR show. We worked hard too! The show belongs to all of us!
Dorami: I guess maybe I was a little self-centered. (the gang gives her a look) OK, I rot. But we could do a good show together. If anybody would want to do anything with me anymore.
Me: Well?
(The Gang Cheers)
(Now it's time for the families to see the show. This time, everyone does their part correctly. When Dorami cranks the crank, music comes out.)
(When Dorami turns on the switch, Harvey, now with airholes in his lightbulb costume again, illuminates while wearing sunglasses. Everybody in the audience cheers as the gang takes their bows.)
Dorami: It took all of us to make this play. I couldn't have done it alone. (curtain closes, but Dorami peeks out) They couldn't have done it without me either. (audience continues cheering and applauding as Doraemon and Tom pull Dorami back through the curtain)
The End
