Tom and Jerry Meet Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer/Transcript

Main Titles (part 1)/Newspaper Prologue/The North Pole Expedition
(On a red background, we see the WB Shield with the "Animation" script below it, which is known to be the Warner Bros. Animation logo. The shield opens up and Daffy Duck, a Looney Tunes character, emerges from inside and spins his eyes' pupils with wacky sound effects.)

Daffy Duck: *jumps out of the WB shield* Woo-hoo!

(With more crazed laughter, he proceeds to bounce around the screen and interact with the logo, including taking "Animation" and flipping it like a flipbook, then using it to hit the shield like a gong. Daffy continues bouncing around until he runs smack into the camera and goes into a daze, chipping his tooth in the process. Finally, the shield is opened again by another Looney Tunes character, Porky Pig, who grabs Daffy by the neck and pulls him back in before closing the shield, leaving one of Daffy's feathers to float down onto "Animation". The logo is done, and we fade back to the darkness. Now, we fade into the blue background, where we see a logo that is very similar to the 1953 MGM Cartoons logo, but instead of using Tanner the Lion with baby blue ribboning, it was replaced by a WB shield, and instead of "A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer", it's "A WARNER BROS.". The word "CARTOON" is still used, and it still takes place in a blue background. From that time, Michael Tavera's current edition of the Tom and Jerry opening theme music by Scott Bradley began playing. Throughout the score, we fade to the the words "TURNER ENTERTAINMENT CO. AND WARNER BROS ANIMATION PRESENTS" on this same background with the small line of ribbon being seen between the small-sized words and the one larger word. Next, we fade into the Tom and Jerry logo on some partial red bullseye with a yellow circle in the end. The words "Tom and Jerry" were also yellow with white outlines, and those two characters are seen above them, with only the mouse sitting on the word spelling his name and the cat's head is visible as they smile at each other, meaning that they are occasionally friends, despite their rivalry. Then we fade into a traditionally hand-drawn animated version of what was happening during December. Somewhere in America, a terrible blizzard occurred, with many people suffering from it, some of them try to push their cars through the snow. Then many different newspaper articles about the storm happening at the moment appeared.)

"Cold Wave in 12th Day"

"We're FrOzen"

"ICE PERIL WARNING"

"TOUGH GOING! Sanitation Army Digging Us Out"

"FOUL WEATHER MAY POSTPONE CHRISTMAS"

(Of course, we now go somewhere else in the sky at daytime where snow is falling lightly.)

"In Association with DreamWorks Classics, Rankin/Bass Productions, Inc., Corus Entertainment, Inc. and Dentsu, Inc."

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"December 22, 1954: Three Days Before Christmas"

(Then Tom and Jerry fall out of the sky and landed on the north pole then the snowman with umbrella comes in)

Snowman: (to the audience) If I lived to be 100, I'll never be able to forget that big snowstorm a couple of years ago. The weather closed in and.... well, you might not believe it, but the world almost missed Christmas.

(Then he's looks at Tom and Jerry and he introduced himself to them

☀tips his hat)

Snowman: Oh, excuse me! Call me Sam.

(and Tom and Jerry stood there in shock)

Snowman: What's the matter? Haven't you ever seen a talking snowman before?

(and Tom and Jerry nodded their head sideways)

Snowman: So what's you name?

Tom: I'm Tom.

Jerry: I'm Jerry.

Snowman: Nice to meet you Tom and Jerry.

Tom and Jerry: You too Sam.

(Sam picks up his umbrella and glides through the snow even further until a forest of Christmas trees comes into view and Tom and Jerry follows him)

Sam the Snowman:Nice around here, isn't it? I call it Christmastown, better known as the North Pole. The Christmas Tree Forest.

Tom: Christmastown?

Jerry:The North Pole?

Sam the Snowman:Yep. Here's where we grew them. Nice place to live around here, you know. (passes by seals playing with Christmas presents) Christmas seals. Of course, the number one citizens up here are the Clauses; Santa and the Missus. They live right over there. (scene pans right to Santa's workshop) First castle on the left. Matter of fact, the onlycastle on the left. (chuckles)

(the scene fades inside a castle to see a skinny Santa, who is about to dine with his meal, and his wife Mrs. Claus who is beside him with a red coat she holding)

Mrs. Claus: Kris, you haven't touched a morsel! I'll have to take this suit in! Eat!

Santa Claus: I'm busy, Jessica! It's almost Christmas!

Mrs. Claus: Whoever heard of a skinny Santa? Eat! Eat!

Sam the Snowman: Now, don't any of you worry your heads about Santa 'cause Mrs. Claus will have him plenty fattened up by Christmas Eve. It's always the same story.

Tom and Jerry: Okay.

Sam the Snowman: (takes a deep breath and sighs happily) I love this Christmassy time of year. Especially when everything is running happy and smooth like it is this season. Nothing like that year of the big snowstorm. (shivers)

Tom: bet it's so cold in that time

Sam the Snowman:I don't know what we would've done without Rudolph to pull us through.

Tom and Jerry: Rudolph?

Sam the Snowman: Anyway.... Rudolph? Could it be that some of you are not acquainted with the story of Rudolph?

Jerry: Well No.

Sam the Snowman: (lays down his umbrella and scotches an ice cube toward him) Well, pull up an ice block and lend an ear. Now you know how Santa uses these flying reindeer to pull his sleigh. You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen, Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen (singing) ♪But do you recall The most famous reindeer of all?♪

(the opening credit begin, with a sign says Mandy Patinkin Tells the Story of... "Tom and Jerry Meet Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer",Written by Gene Grillo, Michael Aschner and Emily Kapnek,Based on "Tom and Jerry" Characters Created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera Based on the Stories of 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' Written by Robert L. May, Romeo Muller and Michael Aschner Music by John Debney and Michael Tavera Original Songs by Johnny Marks, Henry Mancini, Al Kasha, Michael Lloyd and Paul McCartney Original Scores by Scott Bradley, Johnny Marks, Maury Laws, Al Kasha and Michael Lloyd Line Producers: Monica Mitchell, Kimberly S. Moreau Edited by David Courter and Philip Malamuth, and it closes with a sign says Produced and Directed by Spike Brandt and Tony Cervone.

The Birth of Rudolph/Santa Claus/♪ Jingle, Jingle, Jingle ♪
(With the credits now finished, we then return to Tom, Jerry and Sam as the old snowman smiled to his two exploring visitors.)

Sam the Snowman: Now, Tom and Jerry, let me tell you and those viewers the actual story of Rudolph.

Tom: Okay, Sam. If this North Pole expedition will have to wait, so will whichever right Christmas tree we wanted to bring to Robyn and her father at their helicopters by the pole, we'll do as you wish.

Jerry: Where does it start?

Sam the Snowman: Well, you'll see if you both keep your eyes on the magic crystal snowball, right here.

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Tom and Jerry: Sure.

Sam the Snowman: (to us viewers:) It all started on March the 21st, 1951, three years before the first big snow storm.

(As Sam spoke, Tom and Jerry looked down at the magic crystal snowball in front of Sam as it began to show them the story's flashback of its first setting, on March the 21st, 1951. Now, it shows the inside of the cave where five bucks consisting of Donner, the eldest, and his four out of six younger brothers, Comet, Cupid, Dasher and Prancer, were standing near a doe named Mrs. Donner lying down next to a newborn fawn, also lying down.)

Sam the Snowman: (voice-over:) It was springtime on that date, and Santa's Lead reindeer Donner had just become a proud papa.

(In the story's flashback, Donner smiled at his wife and their newborn fawn as did his four brothers. When Dasher was the first to speak, which made Donner and his wife look back to him, his voice is a clear resemblance to the voice of a grown-up Max Goof from the Disney universe.)

Dasher: Wow, quite a nice baby buck you have here.

(And when Prancer took his turn, his voice resembles Krypto the Superdog's.)

Prancer: He certainly looks like a sturdy kid, Donner. You must be proud.

(Donner agreed as his voice resembles the voices of Yamcha in Dragon Ball, and Roronoa Zora in One Piece.)

Donner: I am, indeed.

Dasher: So, big brother, will name him "Junior" with your name going first?

(Then, while answering Dasher's question, Donner turned back to his wife, who looked at the husband with a smile on her face.)

Donner: (to Dasher:) Nah, Dasher, we'll call him..."Rudolph."

(The doe wife then spoke to her husband in agreement, sounding exactly like Kanga in Winnie the Pooh.)

Mrs. Donner: Rudolph is a lovely name. *looks back at her son* Rudolph.

(The young fawn then opened his eyes and turned to his parents, upon hearing his name. He has a red and shiny nose.)

Donner: He-hey! He knows his name already!

Mrs. Donner: Hello, young one. Your father's finally here, and these are four of your six uncles.

(The youngest brothers smiled as their eldest brother's wife announce their names to the baby son.)

Mrs. Donner: (voice-over:) Comet, Cupid, Dasher and Prancer.

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Dasher: Hello, little fellow.

Prancer: Welcome to the world.

(Cupid approaches Rudolph and tickles him on the head, making him giggle.)

Cupid: Coochie coochie coo.

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Cupid (voice-over): Hey, aren't you the spunky one, Rudolph? Heh, heh. No, you're a chip off the old buck's antlers.

(Just then, a certain donkey from the present time appeared by the entrance of the cave, and called for Donner and his family, which made them look back to him, as Cupid stopped tickling Rudolph.)

Spieltoe: Mind if I come in and see the newcomer?

Donner: Not at all.

(The donkey enters and sees Rudolph.)

Spieltoe:

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Spietoe: (voice-over:) And it is a pleasure to know your name, that will soon go down in history.

(Then, something unexpected began to happen as Rudolph smiled at his family and Spieltoe. His red nose lights up and makes a humming noise with its glow, surprising the group into sweat-dropping at the sight of the magic nose.)

Cupid: What?

Comet: Yikes!

Dasher: Whoa! Look at that!

(Just then, the baby Rudolph spoke his first words to them, by their names, with his nose kept on glowing and humming.)

Rudolph: Papa? Mama? Uncles? Spieltoe?

Mrs. Donner: He's... *looks at Donner* He's got a shiny nose! *looks back at Rudolph*

Donner: Sh-sh-shiny? I'd even say it glows!

(Rudolph lit up his humming nose again as he is still smiling.)

Prancer: Wow, that kid's nose got...quite a shiner, I must say.

Mrs. Donner: Well, we'll just have to overlook it.

Donner: How can you overlook THAT? His beak blinks like a blinking beacon!

Spieltoe: Donner, please be respectful. *smiles* It's...probably just because he was born with it. In other words, his nose must have been "strangely, but mysteriously" transformed from being an ordinary nose on this day of his birth.

Donner: That's what I was going to say, Spieltoe. Maybe it'll wear off as he gets older.

(Then, some laughter was heard, causing the deer and donkey to turn and see a familiar man, in a red velvet cap and coat, standing outside the cave. That man was Santa Claus himself.)

Santa Claus: Well, Donner and Spieltoe? *enters the cave and stops next to the two and the youngest reindeer brothers* Where's the new member of the reindeer family? After all, if he's going to be on my team someday, he'd better get to know me.

(The father buck, looked a bit nervous with more sweat drops on his head's temples, then he smiled, before motioning uneasily.)

Donner: *motions to Rudolph* He's over there, sir.

Spieltoe: And his name is Rudolph.

(Santa laughed as he came over to the baby fawn.)

Santa Claus: Well, hi there, Rudolph. Aren't you the sturdy little fellow? Ho ho ho ho ho ho.

Prancer: (to Santa:) That's what I said about him, sir.

Rudolph: Santa?

Santa Claus: (to Rudolph:) Oh, ho! And you're smart, too.

(The fawn's nose shined again while making a long humming, which surprised the old man into sweat-dropping.)

Santa Claus: (astonished:) Great bouncing icebergs! You have a red and shiny nose with the ability to glow? *smiles* That's really something, like magic!

Spieltoe: Donner and I have already suspected his nose is "strangely, but mysteriously" transformed from being an ordinary nose by the moment he was born.

Donner: *walks up to Santa* Well, yes...but I'm sure it will probably stop glowing as soon as he grows up, Santa.

Santa Claus: *smiles* Well, let's hope so if he wants to join my sleigh team someday.

(The man then looked back at the young fawn.)

Santa Claus: You see, little fellow? Every year, I shine up my jingle bells for eight lucky reindeer. *motions to Donner and his younger brothers* Those including your father, your six uncles *points at Prancer, Dasher, Cupid and Comet* including those four, and your Aunt Vixen, who used to be just like at your current age. To be precise, she was a little famous in helping my wife and two best elves, Jingle Bells and Jangle Bells, to change my mind about Christmas, three years ago... Back in the year that I temporarily took my "holiday" before Christmas Eve when I got sick with the cold.

(The old man then chuckled, and the baby fawn giggled along with him. Donner and his brothers smiled as they remember that certain event from another three years ago, which is another story to us in our time period.)

Santa Claus: But never mind about that silly story, Rudolph. About the sleigh team membership, if a new reindeer is lucky, he or she might become the ninth member as an extra.

(A song then started playing as Santa Claus started singing.)

Santa Claus: ♪ Jingle, jingle, jingle ♪

(Rudolph moved his head a bit, being amazed at this.)

Santa Claus (voice-over): ♪ You will hear ♪

♪ My sleigh bells ring ♪

(Santa is now seen with Donner, his brothers, and Spieltoe watching him.)

Santa Claus: ♪ I am old Kris Kringle ♪

♪ I'm the king of jing-a-ling ♪

(The man saw a light purple reign with bells on it hanging on a rack on a wall of rock and took it down, before placing it around Donner's neck.)

Santa Claus: ♪ Jingle, jingle, reindeer ♪

♪ Through the frosty air ♪

♪ They'll go ♪

(At "go", Donner took a great leap into the air, disappearing out of view, with Santa, the other reindeer, and Spieltoe watching. Then everyone looked back down at Rudolph.)

Santa Claus: ♪ They are not just plain deer ♪

(Rudolph tried to leap in the air, since he father have already went first, but only to stumble on the ground.)

Santa Claus (voice-over): ♪ They're the fastest deer I know ♪

(Nevertheless, he got up and watched Santa continue singing, giving the red-nosed fawn a few more pats.)

Santa Claus: ♪ Ho ho! ♪

♪ You must believe ♪

♪ That on Christmas Eve ♪

♪ I won't pass you by ♪

(The moment Santa finished patting on his furry head, Rudolph turned to the reign that is now lying on the ground, have already slid off from Donner. He crawled toward the harness and got it around him, though it didn't fit, as he was too small.)

Santa Claus (voice-over): ♪ I'll dash away ♪

♪ In my magic sleigh ♪

♪ Flying through the sky ♪

(Rudolph happily fiddled around, before shining his nose again.)

Santa Claus: (voice-over:) ♪ Jingle, jingle, jingle♪

♪ You will hear ♪

♪ My sleigh bells ring ♪

(Once again, we see Santa with the reindeer family, now including Rudolph, and Spieltoe watching him.)

Santa Claus: ♪ I am old Kris Kringle ♪

♪ I'm the king of jing-a-ling ♪

(He soon came to his finish as he took his leave, tipping his hat and waving a good bye.)

Santa Claus: ♪ I am old Kris Kringle ♪

♪ I'm the king...of...jing-a-ling... ♪

♪ Ho-ho! ♪ ♪

(At "Ho-ho!", Santa finally left the cave, and the music ends before Rudolph softly called out.)

Rudolph: Bye-bye.

(After a pause, Comet then spoke.)

Comet:

Spieltoe:

Donner:

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Comet: Uh-oh, it's getting late! And do you brothers know what that means?

Dasher: Well, yes, Comet. We need to get back to the Reindeer Games to give our sons and the other little bucks some more flying exercises.

Prancer: Oh, yeah, we better get to it. (to Donner and Spieltoe:) Donner? Spieltoe? Good luck with Rudolph.

Dasher: I hope his nose will better stop glowing like you said, big brother. And, uh, maybe it will turn back to being a normal and black nose.

Donner: So do I, little brothers.

(The four reindeer then left the cave, before the father sighed.)

Donner: *frowns* Oh, Santa's right. He'll never make the sleigh team, especially not with that law and all.

(He then realized something.)

Donner: Wait a minute! I've got an idea, a protective idea! We'll hide Rudolph's nose.

Mrs. Donner: Hide it?

Donner: Yeah.

(As Spieltoe took his turn to question Donner, Rudolph slowly removes the rein off of him and lays it down, which made the bells jingle.)

Spieltoe: You call that a protective idea, Donner?

Donner: Of course, it is. And I know what's best for my son. (to Rudolph:) Come here, boy.

(The red-nosed fawn did so, and as the father buck spoke to his son, he scraped his hoof against some black dirt, scooping up a big glob of it.)

Donner: You'll be a normal little buck...

(He placed the dirt, which was now a nose-covering cup, onto Rudolph's nose, covering up the red color and brightness. This also made the glob of dirt shaped like an reindeer nose.)

Donner: *continues* ...just like everybody else, okay?

(In a close-up shot at Rudolph, we see Donner's right hoof raising the little fawn's head up for further contact with his unseen face.)

Donner (voice-over): And like your Uncles Dasher and Cupid said, you will even become a chip off the old buck's antlers.

(After his father removed his hoof off his chin, Rudolph frowned at the fake nose covering his real nose, with his ears drooping.)

Donner: Now, now, you'll get used to it. Put it there, son.

(The fawn, making a smile, nuzzled against his father a bit, causing him to blush in embarrassment with his cheeks glowing red like Rudolph's nose.)

Donner: Aw, gee.

(Mrs. Donner smooched her son's cheek, causing the dirt cup to fall off with a cartoonish bubble or cork pop, and Rudolph's nose to shine and hum again, to his delight. The mother then licked her fawn a bit.)

Donner Trains Rudolph/A Sad Story About Vixen's Parents
(Back in the present, the story's imaged disappeared from the magic crystal snowball before Tom and Jerry share in their comments about their first glimpse of Rudolph.)

Tom: Wow, this Rudolph fella is born with just one bright and shiny red nose that can glow? Oh, boy! Robyn should hear about this, if she, her dad, and the other expedition members should catch up to us, by following the tracks our snow mobile have left behind.

Jerry: *nods his head* Mm-hmm. So that's how it works. But still, Rudolph's family have no idea how is he like that?

Tom: Maybe some bug must've bitten or stung him on his nose to make him so.

(Then, Sam spoke to the duo, making them look up at him.)

Sam the Snowman: You got that right, Tom and Jerry, but that's not the cause of his nose's strange and mysterious transformation. In fact, the real reason will have to wait until the later part of the story.

(The old snowman then cleared his throat before continuing.)

Sam the Snowman: Anyway, as I'm telling you and the audience members, for the first year, the Donners did a pretty fair job of hiding Rudolph's, uh, nonconformity.

(Tom and Jerry looked deadpan at this "nonconformity" for Rudolph's nose, before gazing down at the magic crystal snowball, which is now showing another playing image of the story, unleashing a flash of light that covers the current scene. In the story's flashback, one year and a few months passed, and on a summer day, Donner was somewhere near a private snow bank with Rudolph at the Christmas Tree Forest, training his son. He raised his antlers up and down, seemingly signaling something to the red-nosed reindeer, while Sam continued.)

Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Beginning on June 21st, 1952, the first day of summer, Donner taught Rudolph all the ins and outs of being a reindeer, like how to get food, fight off enemies, and other important things.

(As Sam spoke, Rudolph shined his nose a bit, and ran up the snow bank, only to tumble back to his current spot, while his father chuckled.)

Sam the Snowman (voice-over): But most importantly...

(Then suddenly, a roar was heard, making Donner sweat drop and turn his head in alert. He gasped in fear before turning to Rudolph, who is now confused and even frightened with one sweat drop on the right temple of his head.)

Donner: Rudolph, get down! It's the Abominable Snow Monster of the North! We must hide!

(The two quickly hid behind the snow bank, with only a quarter-inch of the Donner's antlers sticking up.)

Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Most important of all, he taught his son to beware of the Abominable Snow Monster of the North. He's mean and nasty, and he hates everything to do with Christmas.

(Two big, hairy white legs with light blue feet, which have sharp toenails, stomped by, not noticing the two hiding. He roared some more as he left. With that, the two came out of hiding and noticed a giant footprint he left in the snow.)

Donner: That is why we must avoid the beast, son.

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Donner: And I suppose you don't know him, do you?

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Rudolph: *shakes his head* Uh-uh.

Donner: *sighs* Before we'll continue with your training, it's about time I tell something that you never even heard of. Something that changed my life and your Aunt Vixen's.

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Sam the Snowman: (voice-over:) And that's when old Donner began to tell young Rudolph his personal story. A very dark and sad story which involves his friendship with Vixen, and the most extraordinary tragedy that makes both Donner and the Snow Monster enemies.

Sam the Snowman: (voice-over:) And that's when old Donner began to tell young Rudolph his personal story. A very dark and sad story which involves his friendship with Vixen, and the most extraordinary tragedy that makes both Donner and the Snow Monster enemies.

Donner: A long time ago, in the year 1947...

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Donner (voice-over):

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Donner (voice-over): On December 23rd, two days before Christmas...

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Donner (voice-over):

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Donner (voice-over): When all of that sudden, on that same day, it just happened...

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Donner (voice-over): The Abominable Snow Monster of the North have come here to Christmas Town.

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Donner (voice-over):

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Donner (voice-over):

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Donner (voice-over):

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Vixen's Father: Vixen, Donner, you kids get back with Coach Skipper and the others!

Vixen's Mother: This is our fight with that Snow Monster! And we cannot let him destroy everything including Santa's castle!

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Young Donner: I'm not gonna leave you two, ma'am.

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Vixen's Mother: Just grab Vixen and go, Donner.

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Vixen's Mother: (voice-over:) GO!

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Young Donner: Vixen, come on.

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Vixen's Mother: Come on, you fuzzy overgrown stuffed toy!

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Vixen's Father: Darn it!

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Young Donner: Aah! Vixen!

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Young Donner: *calls* Vixen, stop! You can't help your parents!

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Young Donner: *calls* HEY!! LET THEM GO!! TAKE ME INSTEAD!!

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Vixen's Mother: *calls* No, Donner, don't try to save us! You must take care of our little Vixen! She must live on with you and your brothers!

Vixen's Father: *calls* Only you can train her in the art of the fighting!

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Vixen's Father (voice-over):

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Vixen's Mother: (voice-over:) We may be gone for good, but we'll live again with her, as always.

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Vixen's Parents: *calls* (in unsion:) Merry Christmas, Donner!

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Young Donner: NOOOOOOO!

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Donner (voice-over):

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Donner (voice-over):

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Donner (teen): AAAAAAAAAAAUGH!

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Donner (teen): D--DARN YOUUUUUU!

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Donner (voice-over):

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Young Donner:

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Donner (voice-over):

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Young Donner:

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Young Donner: Don't cry, Vixen. There, there.

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Young Donner:

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Young Donner: (angrily:) I swear that monster will pay dearly for eating your mom and dad. When I'm grown big and strong, I'll fight him again. And this time, I'll kill him for justice and vengeance.

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Young Donner: Until then, we should forget about him and move to a better future. From now on, you are my little sister.

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Donner:

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Donner:

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Rudolph: (tearly:) Papa... me scared.

(The father reindeer then lowered his head and nuzzled it on Rudolph's head, silencing his sobbing.)

Donner:

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Donner: But that fight we both have is far from over. Whether we like or not, that murderous beast will be coming back here, someday. No, on the 23rd day of December, the day your Aunt Vixen's parents have gave their life to help me to save hers.

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Donner: That's why, son, you are training with me, so you can fight by my side. When the 23rd day of December comes, when you big and strong, we will rid Christmas Town of that murderous Snow Monster once and for all.

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Donner: If we destroy that murderer of your aunt Vixen's parents, they will be avenged, and Christmas Town will be safe again, forever. After all, a promised revenge is a revenge. Will you accept our father-and-son destiny?

Rudolph: Uh, yeah. (angrily:) Yeah!

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Christmas Elves/♪ Hermey's Misfit Solo ♪
Sam the Snowman:

Tom:

Jerry: Yikes, that's one dangerous job, if Rudolph ever has to take it from his father, to support him to destroying that gigantic reindeer killer..

Sam the Snowman: Yep.

(Then Tuffy Appears.)

Tuffy: Tom,Jerry, is that you?

(Then Jerry in shock)

Jerry: Tuffy,so good to see you again

Tuffy: what are you guys doing here?

Tom: we falled out of the airplane and then we meet sam and he tells us the story of rudolph.

Tuffy: WOW. I wanna hear it.

Sam the Snowman: Now aside from the Abominable incident, business is going on as usual.

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): As months past, so did the rest of the summer. Then autumn, or fall as we also term it, have arrived.

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): And soon, it was December 21st, the first day of the winter season, and four days right before Christmas.

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): At Santa's workshop in the castle, everybody is getting ready for that great, big sleigh ride on the night of the 24th...Christmas Eve.

(Inside the castle, there were a large room filled where the elves, with the males in blue and pink and the females in pink and red, are making toys on the table. Their toys include trains, airplanes, cars, dolls and others.)

Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Do you see there? All the toys Santa brings to every single good child on Earth are made by his loyal helpers, the elves.

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): As you already know, in addition to being toy makers, these little guys are known to have other tasks to help make everything perfect in time for the holiday season...

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Like cleaning and preparing the sleigh...

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Washing, grooming and feeding the reindeer...

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Cooking and preparing foods for regular meals...

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Making Christmas candies...

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Marking Christmas trees to be chopped down for delivery to the poor folks of the planet...

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Sam the Snowman: (voice-over:) And even sorting letters and other mail delivered from other countries.

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): But for them, making toys is their biggest profession of all.

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Tom (voice-over):

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Jerry (voice-over):

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Yes, Tom and Jerry. All these elves have a special, certain knack for toy-making. All except for this...

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): This one misfit.

(Hermey started painting the other side of the wooden train car, until suddenly, a male voice shouted at him.)

Voice: HERMEY!

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Bob the Head Elf: *points at Hermey's unfinished toy* Aren't ya finished painting that train car yet?!

Hermey: *grabs his toy* Well, uh, eh... No, not exactly. I'm not.

(The other elves in blue and pink glared down at Hermey as their leader in green and yellow took his turn to speak.)

Bob the Head Elf: Well, need I remind you, there's a pile-up a mile wide behind you! Tell me, what's eating ya, boy? And what was the meaning of working very slowly?

Hermey: Not happy with my work, I guess.

Bob the Head Elf: (shocked:) *sweat-drops* What?!

Hermey: I just don't like to make toys.

Bob the Head Elf:: *shrugs* Ah, well, if that's all... *realizes* WHAT?! You don't like to make toys?!

Hermey: Well, no. And frankly, It's not like I'm hating the other elf duties here, too.

Bob the Head Elf: Oh, I know what you're meaning to say.

(The head elf in green and yellow turned to the other elves in blue and pink, who looked up at him.)

Bob the Head Elf: (to the other elves:) Do ya hear that, boys?! *points at the blonde-haired elf* Hermey don't like to make toys!

(Then each male elf started passing it down to the elf next to them.)

Male Elf A: (to the second elf:) Hermey doesn't like to make toys!

Male Elf B: (to the third elf:) Hermey doesn't like to make toys.

Male Elf C: (to the fourth elf:) Hermey doesn't like to make toys.

(Then, all the boys at the table turned to Hermey, scolding him angrily.)

Male Elves: Oh, well, shame on you!

Bob the Head Elf: Well, do ya mind telling me what type of job you ARE interested in? Of all the other tasks that we elves do?

Hermey: (sheepishly:) Well, sir, someday, I'd like to be...a dentist.

Bob the Head Elf: (shocked:) A...DENTIST?!

(The other elves in blue and pink, laughed at the idea, and so did the females in pink and red. One tail elf with the same suit as Hermey and the other males, but with a pair of glasses, named Hank, called to his co-worker.)

Hank: Ah ha ha ha ha! You're wanting to become a dentist, Hermey? That's a silly thing you ever say!

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Hermey: Uh, yes, Hank! Well, maybe.

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Hermey: Bob, I know it's important for us elves to be making toys, just as much as it was for other tasks for Santa Claus. But if there's another importance, then we also need to take care of our teeth and cut down the sugary foods and beverages to prevent cavities. That's why I suggest that we'll be needing one dentist up here, and that will be me, just like my father, a former toy maker, before me.

(He then pulled out a book labeled "The Book of Dentistry" and opened it up.)

Hermey: Anyway, sir, I've been studying with this book of dentistry that he gave to me when I was a child. It's fascinating, and you have no idea.

(The head elf in green and yellow only looked puzzled as Hermey continued.)

Hermey: (voice-over:) There's molars, and bicuspids, and incisors, and--

Bob the Head Elf: *interrupts Hermey* Now, listen, you! I hate refusing to take pity on your concern about our teeth, and what we eat and drink. But you must face it! You're an elf, and elves make toys, not dentistry! That's just the way things are, here in Christmas Town. And if there is anything else you need to worry about, then it is yourself. Let alone your foolish father. *picks up Hermey's unfinished wagon* Now... *knocks Hermey's book off the table and gives it back* ...get back to work!

(The horn then blew loudly as Bob shouted to everyone in an effort to make them hear him.)

Bob the Head Elf: *calls out* TEN-MINUTE BREAK, EVERYONE!

(All the elves shouted back in agreement, while Hermey tries to get off the table, but only for Bob to notice him and stop him by grabbing his arm and holding him up.)

Bob the Head Elf: Ah, ah, ah! Not for you! *gently lays Hermey back on his seat at the table.* You will either finish the job, or I will have you fired!

(All of the other elves got up and departed the table and the room with Bob, while Hermey was left all alone. Silently shedding some of his sparkling tears, he began to finish painting his toy car. But after stopping for a few seconds, he held the book back up and opens it to study it as he started singing, smiling.)

Hermey: ♪ Why am I such a misfit? ♪

(At "misfit?", he closes his book and gently lays it back on its spot.)

Hermey: ♪ I am not just a nitwit ♪

(Then, making an angry face, he shook his fist as he continued.)

Hermey: ♪ You can't fire me ♪

♪ I quit ♪

♪ It seems I don't fit in ♪

(His song ended as he only sat down, with his sulky head hung.)

A Father-Son Argument/♪ Rudolph's Misfit Solo ♪
(Back in the present, we see the story's sequence inside the magic crystal snowball, with Tom, Jerry and Sam watching it. Only Sam shrugged, while Tom and Jerry felt sorry for the elf.)

Sam the Snowman: Oh, well, such is the life of an elf. And it's a hard one for poor Hermey, whose dream of becoming a dentist like his father was shattered. Meanwhile, as if to ensure you that Hermey isn't the only misfit here in Christmas Town, Rudolph's been having HIS growing pains, too.

Jerry: And just how come, Sam?

(Tom and Jerry then looked back down at the crystal snowball and saw it revealing another part of the story's flashback: in the cave of the Donner family, where Donner held up one of his hooves, holding the dirt cup from the previous year to teach Rudolph, who was now slightly older, to practice hiding his red nose, while Mrs. Donner looked on in concern.)

Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Old Donner was still determined not only to complete his son's training for their next fight with the Abominable Snow Monster in the future, but to keep his son's nose a secret.

(Back in the story's flashback, Donner, still holding the fake nose, repeats his command to Rudolph, having already made Rudolph practice wearing his red nose for the first time.)

Donner: All right, son, try it on again.

(Rudolph frowned as his nosed lit up, humming.)

Rudolph: I don't want to, Daddy. And I won't like it, either!

(Irritated by his Rudolph's refusal, Donner boomed at his unseen son.)

Donner: (angrily/loudly:) Well, you WILL like it, and continue to WEAR IT!

Rudolph: Aw, but Daddy...

(His father then placed it back on Rudolph's nose, which makes a cartoonish bubble or cork pop, making it black again. Rudolph winced a bit as he spoke, though in a nasally voice.)

Rudolph: (nasally:) It's not very comfortable.

(Donner then spoke severely to his son, as he looked back up to his unseen face.)

Donner (voice-over): Don't be so sure, Rudolph. There are more important things than comfort...

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Donner: Such as self-respect! No one, not even Santa, can object to you now.

Rudolph: (nasally/angrily:) E--e--even if I do need to look like an ordinary reindeer, with these fake nose here, I feel like a ridiculous one, too!

Donner: ENOUGH!!

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Donner: *sighs* What a way to talk back to me, your poor father, after I've gone to all this trouble and expense. Isn't this what you'd want to?

(Rudolph only shook his head to say no.)

Rudolph: (nasally/calmly:) No, father.

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Rudolph: (nasally/calmly:) I

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Rudolph: But all this just for revenge on this monster, because it killed Aunt Vixen's mommy and daddy? It doesn't make any sense. For me, at least.

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Donner: What do you mean by that?

Rudolph: (nasally:) Why can't you just let go of the past, and move to a better future. That's what you told Aunt Vixen before, right?

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Rudolph: (nasally:) It's okay, Pa. I'll just take it as a no.

(Then, before Donner could answer him, Rudolph walked out of the cave sadly, with his head hanged down. Mrs. Donner then walked to her father, who then felt very ashamed of his harsh treatment on Rudolph, and his aggressive pride of avenging Vixen's parents by forcing Rudolph to help him to kill his monstrous enemy for good.)

Mrs. Donner:

Donner:

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Donner:

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Donner:

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Mrs. Donner: (thinking:)

(Outside the cave, Rudolph goes to a corner out of range of his parents' sight. There, he sat down and removed the dirt cup from his nose with his right hoof, causing it to hum and light up once more. A sad song from before started playing as he started singing.)

Rudolph: ♪ Why am I such a misfit? ♪

♪ I am not just a nitwit ♪

♪ Just because my nose glows ♪

(His nose hummed and lit up twice, before the young reindeer shed his sparkling tears that fell, seeming to leave behind a trail of magic dust.)

Rudolph: ♪ Why don't I fit in? ♪

(His song ended as he hang his head shamefully, before standing up and walking away from the cave.)

Rudolph and Santa/♪ Santa's Family ♪
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Sam the Snowman (voice over): Now, of course, Rudolph had a feeling that the real reason his red nose was indeed transformed from being an ordinary black nose of a reindeer, and has that glowing power on the day he was born, was for a significant purpose to use in the future.

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Tom: A significant purpose?

Jerry: For the future?

Sam the Snowman: Yes. And that future will intent to achieve Rudolph's destiny to become a savior not just of Christmas, but the entire world, even when there is a Christmas in July. However, that is an entirely different story for another tale in this timeline. And nevertheless, poor Rudolph forgot about that event on that day, and just wished his nose never had that power at all.

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Rudolph:

(Rudolph walked for a while, up until he came to a frozen puddle and saw his reflection. He groaned at it sadly.)

Rudolph: Oh, I hate being different. Why can't my nose be black and normal like everyone else's...again?

(He left the puddle and then saw a small snow bank, getting an idea with a smile. After looking side to side to make sure there was nobody else in the forest, Rudolph stuck his nose into the bank, grunting.)

Rudolph: There. Now, no one will see me. I'll just stay here my whole life.

(He just stood there, while shivering. Suddenly, a familiar old man, now wearing a red and white suit with a red stocking cap that had a white cottonball, came near. He walked by, and saw Rudolph.)

Santa Claus: *waves* Hello, young buck.

Rudolph: *nervously smiles* H-h-hello, sir.

(Santa continued walking, but stopped when he realized Rudolph's position. He walked up to the young fawn.)

Santa Claus: Did you lose something, son?

Rudolph: N-no, sir.

(Rudolph then fell backwards, now with snow on his nose. He smiled nervously, before he started to sneeze.)

Rudolph: Ah, ah, ah-choo!

(He sneezed the snow right off his nose, revealing it. This also made the magic nose to light up, humming, which made him look in both alarm and sadness at the sight of it. Santa recognized the fawn as he chuckled.)

Santa Claus: Oh, ho ho ho ho! I know you. You are Rudolph, the son of my star sleigh-puller, Donner. Heh heh, you've grown a bit since last year, when we first met, son.

Rudolph: *reluctantly smiles* Yes, sir.

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Rudolph: (sadly:) But my nose is still the same.

Santa Claus: Precisely, but that nose of yours is grand, too.

(The fawn looked surprised as his nose stopped glowing and humming.)

Rudolph: You think it's grand? But weren't you surprised to see it glow when you first saw it?

Santa Claus: Well, I admit I was a bit stunned to see something magical and beautiful like that, and so are your parents and uncles, and Spieltoe.

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Santa Claus: But who am I to judge someone by their differences? *motions to himself* Look at me, I'm a big old man for the sakes of Jesus Christ, Mother Nature, Father Winter, and even Lady Boreal, the Queen of the Northern Lights, who used their magic to gave us immortality on God's command, after my wife and I, Topper, the Winter Warlock, the Kringle Elves, and the other animals have built this entire civilization here at the North Pole, starting with our castle and toy factory! Heh heh heh, ho ho ho!

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Santa Claus: I say, you look a bit cold there. *puts his hand into his coat's right pocket* Here, try this scarf on.

(Santa pulled out a red scarf and wrapped it around Rudolph's neck.)

Santa Claus: There you go. Red as your nose.

Rudolph: (happily:) Thanks, Santa. (sadly:) But still, sir, I'm afraid that if I reveal my "strangely, but mysteriously" transformed nose to everyone, they'll be scared of me to death. Worse and better than that, they will instead laugh at me, and call me names, just because I'm different. Those are the words that my dad told my mom.

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Rudolph: It'll hurt, your honor. I believe that I am not to belong here to Christmas Town anymore.

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Rudolph: (voice-over:) I'm just a misfit.

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Santa Claus: You? A misfit? *shakes his head* Why, nonsense.

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Santa Claus: We're all different on the outside, but this isn't about fitting in the society of Christmas Town. What really counts, is what's on the inside, hearts that counts. *smiles* And as far as I can tell, hearts don't come any bigger than yours, Rudolph.

(Rudolph smiled at what Santa said.)

Santa: Remember, Rudolph...

(The man then started singing another song.)

Santa Claus: ♪ I consider everyone in my village ♪

♪ Every elf and animal ♪

♪ Part of my family ♪

♪ So listen up ♪

♪ And I'll fill your cup ♪

♪ With hope and harmony ♪

(Santa then motioned Rudolph to follow him as they both walked away from the snowbank. They strolled through the Christmas tree forest on their way to the castle and workshop, with some of the forest critters and the magically living snow sculptures singing along. These snow figures, to be exact, typically consists of snowmen, snow women, snow boys and snow girls, and even the snow dogs and snow cats.)

The Forest Critters and the Snow Sculptures: ♪ Do-do-do-do-do ♪

♪ Do-do-do-do-do ♪

♪ Do-do-do-do-do-do ♪

(Santa and Rudolph had arrived at the candy-making room/nursery garden center of Santa's workshop.)

Santa Claus: ♪ Everybody's a somebody ♪

♪ In Santa's family tree ♪

♪ Everyone has a place ♪

♪ In my extended family ♪

(They went up to a shrub that grew candy canes, where Santa pulled a branch, allowing Rudolph to happily lick a candy cane hanging from the branch. A bit later, the two arrived the toy-making areas, where Bob and the other elves came back from their ten-minute break. They were still makings as Santa and Rudolph walked by on the top floor.)

Santa Claus: ♪ So don't look so glum ♪

♪ My little reindeer chum ♪

♪ Everybody counts ♪

♪ In small and great amounts ♪

(The elves, now including Hermey, looked up and saw the two, but oddly didn't notice Rudolph's nose, as they happily sang along with Santa.)

Santa Claus and Elves: ♪ In small and great amounts ♪

♪ In Santa's family ♪

(They then left the toy-making area, and came to the main room where two thrones are standing between the two large doors, and the sleigh was carefully brought to stand before the fireplace. The largest Christmas tree was also standing in the middle of the largest room, and the snowfall can be seen through the windows.)

Santa Claus ♪ It takes more than muscle ♪

♪ To pull a sleigh ♪

♪ You gotta rustle up! ♪

♪ A bit of courage, pup! ♪

(Rudolph tried to make a daring smirk, but only into frowning sheepishly. Santa then sat down in the sleigh)

Santa Claus: ♪ Put your nose ♪

♪ To the grindstone and apply ♪

♪ It takes a little faith ♪

♪ To make a reindeer fly ♪

(Rudolph hopped into the sleigh, and sat next to Santa, as the old man put his arm around the fawn. He smiled to the red-nosed reindeer.)

Santa Claus: ♪ And lift my sleigh ♪

♪ Up to the sky ♪

♪ And I know one day ♪

♪ You'll do it ♪

♪ If you put your mind to it ♪

(On "mind", he pointed to his head, making the young fawn smile hopefully.)

Santa Claus: ♪ Everybody's a somebody ♪

♪ In Santa's family tree ♪

♪ Everyone has a spot ♪

♪ In my extended family ♪

(Santa got up out of the sleigh, before turning to Rudolph.)

Santa Claus: ♪ Here's the secret potion ♪

♪ It takes devotion ♪

♪ You have it in your heart ♪

(Rudolph stood up, before hopping out of the sleigh and walking around it.)

Santa Claus: ♪ You've got a great headstart ♪

♪ And that makes you a part ♪

♪ Of my extended family tree ♪

(Santa sat back down in his sleigh, before Rudolph hopped back in and sat down as well. Then, the old man came to the big finish.)

Santa Claus: ♪ Consider yourself ♪

The Elves: ♪ Consider yourself ♪

Santa Claus: ♪ In Santa's fam-i-ly... ♪

The Elves, the Forest Critters and the Snow Sculptures: ♪ Do-do do-do do-do ♪

♪ Do-do do-do do... ♪ ♪

(After the song ended, Rudolph smiled a bit.)

Rudolph: I'm glad to hear that you accept me, sir.

(He then returned to his concerned state.)

Rudolph: But I'm not sure everyone else will; I'm still nervous to show my real nose.

Santa Claus: Well, I'll tell you what. You can keep it hidden with this nose-shaped cup of dirt for a little while longer, just like your father wanted you to, for your own good. But then, when the time comes, and you feel brave enough, you can show it to everyone, and maybe they'll just accept it and you for who you are. And who knows, someday, you may join your father, your six uncles, and your Aunt Vixen on my team someday.

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Santa Claus:

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Santa Claus:

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Rudolph: A teddy bear?

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Santa Claus:

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Santa Claus:

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Santa Claus:

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Rudolph: *sheds his sparkling tears* Thanks for your kind words, sir, and thanks for this present.

(The fawn went up to the man, hugging him. Santa laughed a bit as he hugged Rudolph back, before one elf dried Rudolph's tears with his handkerchief.)

Santa Claus: Glad to be of good help. Now return home to your parents, Rudolph. I'll see you at the Christmas Eve launch on December the 24th.

Rudolph: You can count on me, sir.

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Rudolph: Whoo-hoo!

(The old man chuckled a bit, before sighing sadly.)

Santa Claus: (thinking:) ''Poor little buck. If only I could've just given a third and final Christmas present to him straight away, without disappointing him.''

The Christmas Eve Launch/♪ A Wonderful Christmas Time ♪
(Back in the present day, Tom and Jerry witnessed the last seconds of the playing image of the story's flashback on the crystal snowball before it fades away. At this time, Sam sighed a bit as he explained to Tom and Jerry, who look up at the old snowman.)

Sam the Snowman: You see, Tom and Jerry? Old Santa didn't have the heart to tell young Rudolph that there was a law stating that reindeer who are born with different features wouldn't be allowed to pull the sleigh.

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Sam the Snowman (voice over): He didn't want to break that red-nosed reindeer's heart.

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Sam the Snowman: Ironically, he and his wife didn't like the law itself, just like they do not like the way their enemy, Burgermeister Meisterburger, has banned all the toys in their former home town, Sombertown, located within the northern parts of Canada. But they had to go by it, because it was the northern regulations.

(Tom then frowned, expressing their dislike to the North Pole law, with Jerry looking on.)

Tom: That's disgusting. *crosses his arms* No way.

Jerry: That goes double for me.

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Sam the Snowman: Ooh, I know those faces of yours. You seem to be disliking the law, too.

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Sam the Snowman: Now, three days later, it was Christmas Eve; the holliest night of the year, and supposedly, as being spoken by every snow person when brought to life magically, the Happy Birthday of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem.

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): And inside Santa's castle, everyone gathered for the annual Christmas Eve Launch after their holiday banquet with him and Jessica in the dining room.

(In Santa's castle, every elf, snow person and snow animal, reindeer and critter were all cheering together on different sides of a runway near the castle, having already finished the Christmas Eve banquet. Santa, now fattened up after his meal, was in his sleigh. He was holding the reigns worn by the eight reindeer including a familiar and grown-up doe, ready for take-off, with the presents all packed in the back of the sleigh.)

Sam the Snowman (voice-over): All of Santa's elves and reindeer, as well as all the forest critters who inhabited the North Pole, the living snow sculptures of people and animals, and even penguins from the South Pole attended side by side to see the yearly take-off of Santa and his sleigh team.

(Then, a familiar woman walked up to Santa, revealing to be Jessica or Mrs. Claus.)

Mrs. Claus: Good luck out there, Kris.

(She kissed the man on his cheek, which made him blush a bit as he chuckled. In one section of the crowd, Rudolph, once again with his red nose covered with the dirt cup, stood happily and patiently, next to his mother and another identical doe, named Mitzi, who is the wife of his uncle Blitzen.)

Sam the Snowman (voice-over): Rudolph was there too, of course. But his nose was regularly disguised once more, because he was still worried about everyone's reaction at the sight of it. At least, it was a great chance to see his family, mostly Donner and his adopted little sister, at work.

(With Santa, he called out to his eight reindeer.)

Santa Claus: *calls* Roll call!

(One by one, the reindeer spoke their name loudly.)

Dasher: Dasher!

Dancer: Dancer!

Prancer: Prancer!

(The familiar doe from the last two stories, revealing to be Vixen, announced her name; her voice, in her adult-hood, is similar to the voice of Princess Luna/Nightmare Moon in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.)

Vixen: Vixen!

(Donner and his other youngest brothers took their turn.)

Comet: Comet!

Cupid: Cupid!

Donner: Donner!

Blitzen: Blitzen!

(Two elves opened up the doors of the castle, before Santa announced their first destination for the Christmas toy delivery.)

Santa Claus: *calls* First stop, Sombertown!

(And soon, the reindeer came running out of the building, pulling the sleigh driven by Santa. Everyone in the crowd cheered as they all came out of the castle as well, rushing down after the sleigh. Up ahead, more elves, forest critters and reindeer are forming additional parts of the runaway for the sleigh team. Mrs. Donner and Mitzi looked at Donner and Blitzen, their husbands, as they smiled lovingly.)

Mrs. Donner: *sighs* Oh, Rudolph. Your father looks so handsome in his harness.

Mitzi: And your aunt Vixen still looks beautiful, ever since your father raised her as his own little sister, after that horrible Snow Monster ate her parents.

(With Rudolph, his view was blocked by a couple of cheering elves. He tried to jump up to see his dad. During the same time, Meanwhile, a song starts playing in the background.)

Rudolph: I can't...see them!

(Though he jumped with all his might, the elves still unknowingly blocked his view. Meanwhile, the reindeer pulling the sleigh marched out, smiling to everyone, unaware of Rudolph trying to get a view of his father. Rudolph gave up jumping as he tried to move to a different section.)

Wings: ♪ The mood is right ♪

♪ The spirit's up ♪

♪ We're here tonight ♪

♪ And that's enough ♪

(Rudolph jumped up to see again, but he was still without luck. Then, he found a clearing with a tiny snowy hill, much to his happiness. He ran up to it and stood on top of it.)

Wings: ♪ Simply having ♪

♪ A wonderful Christmas time ♪

♪ Simply having ♪

♪ A wonderful Christmas time ♪

(Everyone else in the crowd, including a fawn with two larger front incisors sticking out of his mouth named Scratcher, happily cheered and laughed to Santa and the sleigh-pullers. A lot of them waved, as Santa waved back, smiling.)

Wings: ♪ The party's on ♪

(Rudolph then started sinking into the hill, up to his head was in it. He frowned as he rapidly shook all the snow away. Fortunately, the dirt cup didn't come off his red nosed, which makes it too close for Rudolph to have his true self exposed.)

Wings: ♪ The feeling's here ♪

(As Rudolph was done shaking all the snow away, the elves, the critters, the snow people and animals, and reindeer near him laughed at him. Rudolph, recovering, laughed back, until he saw a pretty young doe smiling at him from the other side of the runway. This doe had a beige fur, like Mrs. Donner, Vixen, Mitzi and the other female reindeer, but she is also wearing a red bow with white polka dots on the top of her head. Her name was Clarice.)

Wings: ♪ It only comes ♪

♪ This time of year ♪

(Rudolph saw Clarice, as he turned his head away a bit in shyness, then everyone else in the crowd left him, much to his confusion. He found out that they were running up to Santa and the sleigh team, who had gotten much farther away.)

Wings: ♪ Simply having ♪

♪ A wonderful Christmas time ♪

(His ears hanged low, seeing everyone depart.)

♪ Simply having ♪

♪ A wonderful Christmas time ♪

(Then, we see a small animal choir consisted of a female squirrel Cha-Cha, a male rabbit named Flops, a male mouse named Simon, and a female bird named La Rue with four young reindeer, young elves and young critters standing happily, with the elves and critters all holding candles, being conducted by Snowden the Snowman, as Einstein the Reindeer and Sly the Inventing Fox watching them with smiles on their faces.)

Wings: ♪ The choir of children ♪

♪ Sing their song ♪

♪ They practice all year long ♪

(Snowden conducted them with his magic wand, and motioned them to sing.)

Chorus: ♪ Ding dong, ding dong ♪

♪ Ding dong, ding dong ♪

♪ Ding dong, ding dong ♪

♪ Ding dong, dong dong ♪

Wings: ♪ The party's on ♪

♪ The spirit's up ♪

♪ We're here tonight ♪

♪ And that's enough ♪

♪ Simply having ♪

♪ A wonderful Christmas time ♪ ♪

(A lot of electric instruments were heard as Santa happily waved to the North Pole citizens once more. The elves, critters and reindeer soon stopped as the sleigh team then got up into the air and started taking to the sky. The song ended as the sleigh flew gracefully up in the air, and everyone cheered, with the elves throwing their hats in the air, like at a graduation ceremony. As everyone departed, Rudolph came to the spot the sleigh took off as he looked up and smiled.)

Rudolph: *calls* I'm rooting for you, Dad!

(Then, Santa was heard calling out to everyone below.)

Santa Claus: (calling out:) Merry Christmas! Ho ho ho!

(The sleigh was soon out of sight, as Rudolph sighed happily.)

Rudolph: That's gonna be me someday... *looks at his disguise nose* That is, if either my nose loses its power or if everyone just accepts it. I can't help but shake the feeling though that I was given to it for something very important though.

Sam Sends Tom and Jerry Back in Time/The Reindeer Games/Fireball
(Back in the present, Jerry was seen from behind him watching the story's image of a smiling Rudolph on the magic crystal snowball.)

Jerry:

Tom:

(The cat-and-mouse duo then looks back up to notice Sam reading a book.)

Jerry:

(Hearing Jerry, Sam noticed Tom and Jerry and put his book down.)

Sam the Snowman: Oh, right, Jerry. And so, time passes. Christmas Day comes and goes on schedule, and so did the Commonwealth of Nations' Boxing Day, the African-Americans' Kwanzaa, and this entire world's New Year. Soon, it is April of 1953, our previous year, right here at the North Pole.

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Sam the Snowman (voice-over): This was when the Reindeer Games goes back in session, one week after the Easter holidays, where all the new fawns come out with their folks to meet the other new fawns, and to be inspected by Santa.

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Sam the Snowman: And in case you wonder where he is now, Tom and Jerry, it is time for you to enter this story, your new adventure.

Sam the Snowman (voice-over): when all the new fawns come out with their folks... to meet the other new fawns and to be inspected by Santa.

Tom: can we see him in person

Sam the Snowman: Go ahead. Good luck.

Jerry: Come on tuffy.

Tuffy: Okay.

(So tom,jerry,and tuffy sees rudolph and his family.)

(With Rudolph and his family, the red-nosed reindeer was worriedly staring at his disguised nose which made his father look down and spoke to him.)

Donner: Now, don't worry about your nose, son. Nobody's gonna notice it. Just get out there and do your stuff. Remember, you're my little buck.

(Rudolph then sighed as he walked over to where the other fawns were, with his father gently pushing him to keep him going. Then, Fireball came up to Rudolph, smiling.)

Fireball: Hi! My name's Fireball, though my friends call me the "Incredible Flame." Well, actually, that's what I call myself. Anyway, what's yours?

Rudolph: Rudolph.

Fireball: Well, it's nice to meet you. Hey, are you the son of my father Blitzen's eldest brother Donner?

Rudolph: Uh, yes. I am. Why?

Fireball: Why? I think you must be the new cousin that I've been waiting for four months to see you. It's no wonder my father, Comet, Cupid, Dasher, Prancer and Dancer are your father's six younger brothers, your uncles. So there's no point denying a family with the same blood as your father and you.

Rudolph: No, there isn't.

Fireball: Say, Rudolph, would you like to be my buddy for where we're going?

Rudolph: For what? Where ARE we going?

Fireball: The reindeer games, duh. It helps us to make our antlers grow. And besides, it's a great way to show off in front of the does. Come on!

(Rudolph smiled at what his new friend just said, feeling a little acceptance at last. With Tom and Jerry, behind the Christmas Tree, they also smiled at this part of the story they're in.)

Tom: Aww, fun.

Jerry: Heh, heh, heh. We'd figured it's gonna blow up in everyone's face in 10 minutes.

The Elf Practice/♪ We Are Santa's Elves♪/Hermey Decides to Run Away
(Back in the present, Same chuckles at the part of the story's image on the magic crystal snowball.)

Sam the Snowman: *smiles* Ah, youth. Meanwhile, at Santa's castle, the elves are bustling with activity. Christmas is over, but they still keep busy with lessons in elf improvement.

(Back in the past, the story's setting, inside Santa's castle and workshop, the head elf Bob shouted out to everyone in attention.)

Bob the Head Elf: Alright, boys and girls! All out for elf practice, and the new elf song!

(All of the elves, except Hermey, who is absent, chatter in obedience as they all get assembled. During this time, Santa and Jessica Claus, were sitting on their big thrones in the same room, waiting for the elves' new song to begin, though Santa looked puzzled.)

Santa Claus: Honestly, I don't get what was wrong with the old elf song that they sang last year. Why don't they just stick with a new song and save it for Father Time's New Year's Eve celebration at the Sands of Time?

Mrs. Claus: Probably because it's part of the yearly elf-improvement program. Relax, Kris, it's only one elf song. Besides, I don't think they said anything about replacing their song from last year nor anything about making any new songs. And Father Time prefers to stick to "Auld Sang Lang" and "Here We Come a Was-Sailing, two of the usual songs for the New Year's Eve celebration.

Santa Claus: *sighs* So be it, Jessica.

(The old man then looked at his pocket watch, before returning his attention to the elves, who eventually stop chattering.)

Santa Claus: Well, Bob, let's just get this over with. I have to go look over the new deer, including our visitor from last year, Rudolph.

(Bob then started speaking in a much calmer tone, smiling a bit. Though surprisingly, his voice sounded different and a bit nasally.)

Bob the Head Elf: (nasally voice:) Okay, Santa.

(Santa was shocked, but remained calm, while Jessica looked confused.)

Santa Claus: Hey, what's wrong with your voice? It sounds different.

Bob the Head Elf: *sweat-drops* Oh, yeah, my sinuses have been acting up lately, sir. Don't worry, my voice will probably be back to normal. (to the elves:) Now, boys and girls, let's try out that new elf song I wrote. And remember, it's for Santa and Jessica Claus.

(He then picked up a baton as he got ready to conduct.)

Bob the Head Elf: And a-1 uh, and a-2 uh, and a-3 uh.

(All the elves in the room then started singing.)

Elves: ♪ Ho ho ho ♪

♪ Ho ho ho ♪

♪ We are Santa's elves ♪

Male Elves: ♪ We are Santa's elves ♪

♪ Filling Santa's shelves ♪

Female Elves: ♪ With a toy ♪

♪ For each girl and boy ♪

♪ Oh, we are Santa's elves ♪

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Male Elf A: ♪ We work hard all day ♪

(Then, an male elf appeared next to the first elf that whispered to the second, as he sang his part, though his co-worker was annoyed at the tone of his voice.)

The Fat Elf: ♪ Oh, but our work is play ♪

(The first elf then grabs a nearby doll and hits the on the head, knocking him to the floor, as they continued.)

Elves: ♪ Dolls we try out ♪

♪ See if they cry out ♪

♪ We are Santa's elves ♪

(At "elves", one of the elves accidently knocked down the other one's hat off his head, and it fell to their floor, before their looked sheepishly at their surprised co-worker. The other elves then continued singing.)

Male Elves: ♪ We've a special job each year ♪

(Then, Hank, the tall elf, came up and sang his part.)

Hank: ♪ We don't like to brag ♪

(With Bob, he continued conducting, with his back facing the camera.)

Elves: (voice-over) ♪ Christmas Eve ♪

♪ We always fill Santa's bag ♪

(The elf in green and yellow then looked back at Santa, though looked a bit nerv