Laura: Well, I had a really great dream today. And you know what? Tonight's will be even better. Right, Hamtaro? Hamaro: Heke.
Hamtaro: I don't know why I dreamt of a musical. Maybe I ate too many sunflower seeds.
Boss: Come on hams, let's ace this scene! Maxwell: Yeah! I just know we can do it!
Glitter: (after she freezes time) Now I can finally take my time disposing of you one by one.
Hamtaro: Okay, everyone. One for ham and ham for all.
Oxnard: Uh, line, please, somebody? Line?
Hamtaro: I'm not afraid to sing or anything because I know this is one big dream.
Howdy: If I wanted to sing, I would have gone and auditioned on Broadway.
Glitter: I told you not to ad lib. Howdy: Why not? Glitter: It's not funny.
Hamtaro: We should be quiet. I think Gliter doesn't like singing.
Glitter: I have dissolved all unions. Sparkle: There will now be no more challenges to our power.
Elder Ham: Aaaaah! That's profound. Now let me get back to work. (He goes back to sleeping)
Hamtaro: Who would have guessed stand-up would have ever led me to the movies?
Laura: Look, it's Glitter! Hamtaro: And Sparkle too! I haven't seen her for a while.
Kip and Sue, Cappy's owners, are in the audience at the theatre, even though Cappy did not appear in the episode.
The "We are all together" song was first sung in the first season episode "Bijou's Favorite Ribbon."
End-of-episode promo: "A Wonderful Santa Claus!"
Almost all of this episode, sans the opening and closing, occurs as a combined dream sequence between Laura and Hamtaro.
"Laura and the Seven Hamsters" is a reference to the classic story of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves." There are also references in the episode to "Robin Hood" and "The Three Musketeers."
This episode has appeared in Cartoon Network listings as both "Hamtaro is a Star!" and "Laura and the Seven Hamsters." On the preview for it in the previous episode, it is called "Laura and the Seven Hamsters." The title display at the beginning of the episode reads "Hamtaro is a Star!"
Howdy: If I wanted to sing, I would have gone and auditioned on Broadway. Broadway is a well-known and respected form of Professional Theatre located in the Theatre District of the New York City borough of Manhattan. The Tony Awards honor Broadway's best and brightest every June. Although Broadway does not consist of just singing like a concert or opera, Howdy might have been referring to a musical play, which consists of acting and singing combined.
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