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Madeline Season 3 Episode 5

Madeline and the Show Off

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AIRED: 10/7/95

Yvette gets chosen by a painter to be portrayed and because of that, she starts showing off. This causes a chain reaction that makes the girls show off among themselves and results in widespread rivalry and competition. But when it turns out that Yvette's portrait is a cubist painting, things finally cool down.moreless

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Louise Vallance	Miss Clavel, Genevieve (as S. Louise Vallance in Season 2+)
Christopher Plummer	Narrator (Specials 1-6, Seasons 1-3)
David Morse	Pepito (Season 2)
French Tickner	Lord Cucuface
Britt Irvin	Danielle (My Fair Madeline), Nicole (Season 3) (as Brittney Irwin in "My Fair Madeline")
Paul de la Rosa	Genevieve (Specials 1-6)

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- There were at least two mistakes on the subtitle track on the version of this episode available on DVD: "chocolate" spelled once as "choclate" and "didn't" inocorrectly punctuated as "didn,t."
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QUOTES (4)
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- Yvette: Today I modeled for Monsieur Peek-a-boo. I was formidable.
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- Narrator: Yvette now showed off more and more. She had become an awful bore.
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- Madeline: Pepito, that is a mean, nasty, horrible idea.
  All the girls, including Madeline: It is perfect!
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- Narrator: Yvette took her mirror and slid it on the floor and that's all there is, there isn't any more.
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- Monsieur Peekaboo is a representation of Picasso, the renowned cubist painter. Also, while James Joyce was pretty much exactly as he really was, Ernest Hammonrye was a representation of Ernest Hemmingway, and didn't look anything like the real writer.
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- Judy Rothman is credited as Judy Rothman Rofé.
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