O Pigeon, Where Art Thou?

"O Pigeon, Where Art Thou?" is the seventy-first episode of Butterfly Valley (1998 series) and the nineteenth episode of the third season.
==Synopsis==
The butterfly fairies are visiting the pigeon country to see Princess Butterfly meet the pigeon fairy president, while the trolls wanted to complete their art gallery, so they follow the path of the butterfly fairies to steal a famous artwork from the museum.
==Plot==
At the Pigeon Lake International Airport, the airplane lands down to strip and the butterfly fairies exit it.
Meanwhile in the twins' house, Petunia tries to practice tap dancing in Rose's room as she coaches her, but Petunia falls over and complains about how complex tap dancing was, then Rose tells to keep practicing, then someone rings the doorbell.
The twins heard it and ran down to open the door. It was their friend Clodagh Kavanaugh from Cork, Ireland, who came over for a playdate with them as her family was on a vacation with her.
The butterfly fairies tour Pigeon Lake and greet some pigeon fairies, who wave back to them.
Meanwhile at the community park in Sideview Beach, the twins introduce Clodagh to their friends. When Clodagh told the kids that she hails from the Irish city of Cork, they got confused, as they thought she was referring to a wine cork. The kids are glad that she joined them for Irish dancing lessons.
The butterfly fairies meet Westlife, a very famous boy band who are rather nervous to greet them. Bluebell asks who are their names and they responded that they are Mark, Nicky, Kian, Brian and Shane.
The troll guards are sent to Pigeon Lake to steal a famous artwork from the art museum downtown. They try to locate the artwork, but they've got caught in quicksand.
Westlife guide the butterfly fairies around Pigeon Lake, including the statue of former Taoiseach Nolan Caoineadh. They also meet B*Witched, another famous music group.
Meanwhile in the community park, Rose shows the magic flower (a magnolia) she and Petunia got from a bush, which impressed Clodagh, who then shows the twins her magic flower (a wood sorrel).
The troll guards had finally reached the art museum and sneak under several lasers. They successfully snatch the artwork and abscond without waking the security guard up.
The visitors of the art museum noticed that the artwork is missing and the security guard wakes up. He ran into the museum and found out that someone had just stolen the artwork.
Clodagh's magic flower suddenly glows, signaling her that Pigeon Lake is in distress. She asks Rose and Petunia to join her.
The girls are in Pigeon Lake and were informed by worried pigeon fairies that the famous artwork was stolen from the art museum. Clodagh tells them not to worry and she asks the twins to join her catch the thieves.
The troll guards return to the Great Troll Palace with the artwork. King Boogieman and Queen Peregia were delighted and the trolls went to a room to desecrate the artwork.
Meanwhile in Pigeon Lake, Rose told Clodagh that the trolls had stole the artwork, but Petunia told the two that the only way to enter the Troll Kingdom was to visit Butterfly Valley, so she picks up her magic flower and the girls went to Butterfly Valley, which has a path to the Troll Kingdom.
The girls went to the Great Troll Palace, where they interfere with the troll guards. Rose and Petunia attack the troll guards, who counter with their own spells. Clodagh took the lance from one of the troll guards and attack them.
The girls went to the court and notice the artwork almost being desecrated, then King Boogieman and Queen Peregia came and told the girls to stand off. Clodagh, enraged by the trolls' actions, brandishes the staff and charges towards them, but the troll guards caught her.
The twins attack the trolls and retrieved the artwork, completely free from desecration. Clodagh felt glad that the artwork was saved and the girls return to Butterfly Valley, then Clodagh uses her magic flower to return to Pigeon Lake.
Meanwhile in the community park, the kids begin to wonder where Rose, Petunia and Clodagh are, then a little girl came and answered that they are in another place, which caused the kids to worry about them, but Celia told them that maybe someday, they will return.
At the art museum in Pigeon Lake, the girls return the artwork, which was rather heavy for them to carry, to its original place. The security guard thanks the twins for saving the artwork.
The girls bid farewell to the pigeon fairies and meet the butterfly fairies, who are glad that they came to Pigeon Lake. Bluebell told the human girls that she watched Princess Butterfly meet President Frank O'Hara. Clodagh tries to use her magic flower to return home, but Rose told her that it only transports them to Ireland, so Rose uses her magic flower to return home with Clodagh and Petunia.
The kids are wondering what is the girl’s name, then Rose, Petunia and Clodagh reappear and the kids ran to them, feeling glad that they return home. Ernie asks Clodagh who is the girl, then Clodagh responded that the girl is her younger sister Siobhan. The kids realized it and Clodagh and Siobhan bring them to an Irish dancing lesson as the episode ends.
==Trivia==
*Irish vocal groups B*Witched and Westlife made guest appearances in this episode to tease the American release of the latter group's debut single "Swear it Again."
**Both groups voiced their pigeon fairy caricatures of themselves, while B*Witched member Edele Lynch voiced Clodagh Kavanaugh.
*This is the second time someone from another country comes over at Rose and Petunia's house for a playdate, after "Playdates" from the second season.
*Petunia mentioned another Irish vocal group Boyzone during the scene when the twins talk with Clodagh.
*During the ending credits, "Swear it Again" is heard at the background instead of the usual music.
**This is only the first time the background music for the ending credits was replaced.
===Censorship===
*Children's channels in Islamic countries, like MBC3 and Spacetoon, edited the scene where the kids get confused at what Clodagh was saying, cutting the part where they though she was referring to a wine cork, when she meant the Irish city of Cork, possibly to avoid mentions of alcoholic drinks.
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