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Transcript: Toy Parade!
[Energetic music plays, marble rumbling, whooshing, marbles clattering]
A marble rolls on a curving purple track and falls onto a marble run lift, which lowers, tips, and drops it. Dozens of marbles fall on the floor.
Text reads, "T.V.O. Kids presents."
Title: "Run the Marbles."
Children shout, LET'S RUN THE MARBLES!
[Upbeat music plays]
In a studio, Koralee carries a firetruck and a monkey plushie. She puts the monkey on the roof of a dollhouse. Koralee, an adult with tightly braided dark brown hair, wears a green T-shirt and blue jeans. Jordan has short brown hair with a zig-zag pattern shaved on one side. He wears a green shirt and dark blue jeans and uses a wheelchair.
Jordan says, HEY, KORALEE. YOU FOUND MORE TOYS.
Koralee says, I SURE DID.
A narrator says, HI, KORALEE! HI, JORDAN!
Jordan and Koralee wave and say, HI.
The narrator says, THAT'S QUITE A COLLECTION OF TOYS.
Jordan says, THEY'RE FOR A MARBLE RUN.
The plastic track pieces start on a stepladder, move through the dollhouse's windows, and slope down to a loop.
The narrator says, THE MARBLES WILL RUN RIGHT THROUGH THE DOLLHOUSE THEN DO A CIRCLE LOOP LIKE A HULA HOOP?
Jordan says, LIKE, A HULA HOOP!
Koralee says, GIVE IT A TRY, JORDAN!
[Marble rumbling, light music plays]
Jordan releases a marble at the top of the marble run. The marble rolls through the dollhouse and down the slope, reaches the loop, and slides backwards.
Jordan says, OH, DIDN'T WORK.
The narrator says, THE PART THROUGH THE HOUSE WAS GREAT, BUT THE MARBLE NEEDS MORE ENERGY TO MAKE IT AROUND THE LOOP. ANY IDEAS?
Jordan and Koralee say, LET'S START HIGHER!
[Clattering]
Marbles fall in a pile and cover the screen.
[Upbeat music plays, chiming]
Arrows point along the track as Koralee pushes it through the dollhouse. Jordan guides the track through the window to the stepladder.
The narrator says, YOU'RE MOVING THE TRACK FROM THE SECOND FLOOR UP TO THE THIRD FLOOR, AND THAT WILL MAKE IT HIGHER.
Jordan says, LET'S TRY AGAIN.
[Marble rumbling]
Jordan releases a marble, which rolls on the track through the dollhouse and around the loop.
Jordan says, YES!
Koralee says, YAY! IT WORKED!
The narrator says, WOW, THAT IS A COOL START TO A BIG MARBLE RUN. WHAT ELSE ARE YOU BUILDING INTO IT?
[Clunking, scraping]
Koralee picks up a toy bulldozer. Jordan picks up a clown toy in an oversized shoe. He picks up more track pieces.
Jordan says, MORE TOYS. IS THIS A REAL SHOE? THESE THINGS?
The narrator says, SO, ARE YOU GOING TO USE ALL THOSE TOYS TO SUPPORT THE TRACKS?
[Slide whistle]
Jordan picks up a toy. Koralee picks up a container with a small hula hoop.
Jordan says, YEAH!
Kora says, LET'S GET BUILDING!
[Clattering]
Marbles roll across the screen.
[Upbeat music plays, whooshing]
Koralee puts a rabbit plushie in a dump truck, and Jordan takes balls off a table. Later, the marble run loops through a third-floor window in the dollhouse and out the other side. It slopes down to the loop, and the track continues through the small hoop, over the large shoe, and finishes in the dump bed of the dump truck.
The narrator says, OOH. LOOKS LIKE THIS TOY PARADE MARBLE RUN IS GOING TO BE LOTS OF FUN!
Jordan and Koralee say, LET'S RUN THE MARBLES!
[Clattering, dramatic music notes play]
Jordan drops a marble near the top of the marble run.
Jordan says, RATS.
The narrator says, IT'S OKAY, JORDAN. TRY AGAIN.
[Marble clattering, upbeat music plays, pewing, clunking]
Jordan releases a marble, which rolls along the track through the dollhouse and down to the loop. It rolls through the small hoop, over the large shoe, and lands in the dump truck.
The narrator says, WOW, THAT WAS GREAT!
[Jordan laughing, marbles clattering]
Marbles fall in a pile and cover the screen.
[Clinking, upbeat music plays, marbles rumbling, whooshing, pewing, clunking]
Jordan takes a marble from a container and releases it. The marble rolls along the track through the dollhouse and down to the loop. It rolls through the small hula hoop, over the large shoe, and lands in the dump truck.
Jordan says, GO, MARBLES! GO! YES! YES! YES!
[Upbeat music plays, rumbling, clunking]
He releases marbles on the track. Koralee pours marbles into her hand, and Jordan bounces a marble from hand to hand. Marbles roll into the dollhouse, around the loop, and into the dump truck.
Jordan cheers, THIS LOOKS AMAZING!
[Rumbling, whooshing]
Jordan and Koralee release marbles on the marble run. The marbles roll along the track through the dollhouse and down to the loop. They roll through the dollhouse, around the loop, and land in the dump truck.
[Children cheering]
Title: “Run the Marbles.”
[Marbles clattering]
Dozens of marbles fall on the floor.
Children shout, LET'S RUN THE MARBLES!
[Energetic music plays, exploding]
End credits. Produced by G.A.P.C. Entertainment. In association with T.V.O. Kids. Special thanks to Blue Marble, Habermaass Corporation Incorporated, Kidcraft, Quercetti, The Learning Journey, V-Tech Technologies Canada Limited. Copyright 2025 G.A.P.C. Entertainment Incorporated.
A marble rolls on a curving purple track and falls onto a marble run lift, which lowers, tips, and drops it. Dozens of marbles fall on the floor.
Text reads, "T.V.O. Kids presents."
Title: "Run the Marbles."
Children shout, LET'S RUN THE MARBLES!
[Upbeat music plays]
In a studio, Koralee carries a firetruck and a monkey plushie. She puts the monkey on the roof of a dollhouse. Koralee, an adult with tightly braided dark brown hair, wears a green T-shirt and blue jeans. Jordan has short brown hair with a zig-zag pattern shaved on one side. He wears a green shirt and dark blue jeans and uses a wheelchair.
Jordan says, HEY, KORALEE. YOU FOUND MORE TOYS.
Koralee says, I SURE DID.
A narrator says, HI, KORALEE! HI, JORDAN!
Jordan and Koralee wave and say, HI.
The narrator says, THAT'S QUITE A COLLECTION OF TOYS.
Jordan says, THEY'RE FOR A MARBLE RUN.
The plastic track pieces start on a stepladder, move through the dollhouse's windows, and slope down to a loop.
The narrator says, THE MARBLES WILL RUN RIGHT THROUGH THE DOLLHOUSE THEN DO A CIRCLE LOOP LIKE A HULA HOOP?
Jordan says, LIKE, A HULA HOOP!
Koralee says, GIVE IT A TRY, JORDAN!
[Marble rumbling, light music plays]
Jordan releases a marble at the top of the marble run. The marble rolls through the dollhouse and down the slope, reaches the loop, and slides backwards.
Jordan says, OH, DIDN'T WORK.
The narrator says, THE PART THROUGH THE HOUSE WAS GREAT, BUT THE MARBLE NEEDS MORE ENERGY TO MAKE IT AROUND THE LOOP. ANY IDEAS?
Jordan and Koralee say, LET'S START HIGHER!
[Clattering]
Marbles fall in a pile and cover the screen.
[Upbeat music plays, chiming]
Arrows point along the track as Koralee pushes it through the dollhouse. Jordan guides the track through the window to the stepladder.
The narrator says, YOU'RE MOVING THE TRACK FROM THE SECOND FLOOR UP TO THE THIRD FLOOR, AND THAT WILL MAKE IT HIGHER.
Jordan says, LET'S TRY AGAIN.
[Marble rumbling]
Jordan releases a marble, which rolls on the track through the dollhouse and around the loop.
Jordan says, YES!
Koralee says, YAY! IT WORKED!
The narrator says, WOW, THAT IS A COOL START TO A BIG MARBLE RUN. WHAT ELSE ARE YOU BUILDING INTO IT?
[Clunking, scraping]
Koralee picks up a toy bulldozer. Jordan picks up a clown toy in an oversized shoe. He picks up more track pieces.
Jordan says, MORE TOYS. IS THIS A REAL SHOE? THESE THINGS?
The narrator says, SO, ARE YOU GOING TO USE ALL THOSE TOYS TO SUPPORT THE TRACKS?
[Slide whistle]
Jordan picks up a toy. Koralee picks up a container with a small hula hoop.
Jordan says, YEAH!
Kora says, LET'S GET BUILDING!
[Clattering]
Marbles roll across the screen.
[Upbeat music plays, whooshing]
Koralee puts a rabbit plushie in a dump truck, and Jordan takes balls off a table. Later, the marble run loops through a third-floor window in the dollhouse and out the other side. It slopes down to the loop, and the track continues through the small hoop, over the large shoe, and finishes in the dump bed of the dump truck.
The narrator says, OOH. LOOKS LIKE THIS TOY PARADE MARBLE RUN IS GOING TO BE LOTS OF FUN!
Jordan and Koralee say, LET'S RUN THE MARBLES!
[Clattering, dramatic music notes play]
Jordan drops a marble near the top of the marble run.
Jordan says, RATS.
The narrator says, IT'S OKAY, JORDAN. TRY AGAIN.
[Marble clattering, upbeat music plays, pewing, clunking]
Jordan releases a marble, which rolls along the track through the dollhouse and down to the loop. It rolls through the small hoop, over the large shoe, and lands in the dump truck.
The narrator says, WOW, THAT WAS GREAT!
[Jordan laughing, marbles clattering]
Marbles fall in a pile and cover the screen.
[Clinking, upbeat music plays, marbles rumbling, whooshing, pewing, clunking]
Jordan takes a marble from a container and releases it. The marble rolls along the track through the dollhouse and down to the loop. It rolls through the small hula hoop, over the large shoe, and lands in the dump truck.
Jordan says, GO, MARBLES! GO! YES! YES! YES!
[Upbeat music plays, rumbling, clunking]
He releases marbles on the track. Koralee pours marbles into her hand, and Jordan bounces a marble from hand to hand. Marbles roll into the dollhouse, around the loop, and into the dump truck.
Jordan cheers, THIS LOOKS AMAZING!
[Rumbling, whooshing]
Jordan and Koralee release marbles on the marble run. The marbles roll along the track through the dollhouse and down to the loop. They roll through the dollhouse, around the loop, and land in the dump truck.
[Children cheering]
Title: “Run the Marbles.”
[Marbles clattering]
Dozens of marbles fall on the floor.
Children shout, LET'S RUN THE MARBLES!
[Energetic music plays, exploding]
End credits. Produced by G.A.P.C. Entertainment. In association with T.V.O. Kids. Special thanks to Blue Marble, Habermaass Corporation Incorporated, Kidcraft, Quercetti, The Learning Journey, V-Tech Technologies Canada Limited. Copyright 2025 G.A.P.C. Entertainment Incorporated.
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