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- [Announcer] It's time once again
for Fairy Tales Today, the show
that tells you all the inside news
about your favorite fairy tale characters.
And now, here's the host of Fairy Tales Today, Prairie Dawn.
- Oh, (clears throat) hello.
This is Prairie Dawn for Fairy Tales Today.
I am on location in the park,
where I understand Rapunzel seems
to be in some kind of trouble, yeah.
- Da bu dum bump bump bump, do de do
Oh my back!
- Oh, there she is now.
(grunts)
- Whoa (grunts).
- [Both] Rapunzel Rapunzel pick up your hair!
- I'm tryin!
- Oh boy, you shouldn't leave yer hair lyin around.
Someone could trip on it, gah!
(noise of falling down stairs)
- Sorry!
- Rapunzel, scuse me?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Prairie Dawn for Fairy Tales Today.
What seems to be the, ooh!
(noise of falling down stairs)
Oh goodness, oh dear, as I was saying,
what seems to be the problem?
- It's my hair!
I can't do a thing with it.
- Oh, well, have you thought of a perm?
- No, I mean I can't do anything with it.
I can't go to the playground,
I can't go roller blading,
I can't ride my bike.
- Why not?
- It's too long, that's why not.
It just keeps growin and growin
and getting in my way (grunts).
Give me a hand, will ya?
I think it's stuck at the 86th Street entrance.
- Oh all right, I'll give you a hand.
(grunts)
Gee it's heavy.
- Yeah, tell me about it.
- Hey galley, get a haircut will ya?
- What, a haircut, scuse me, scuse me miss.
She cannot get a haircut.
- A haircut?
Of course!
Why didn't I think of that.
Is there a barber in the park.
- O Solo Mio, I'm a barber, Joe Barber.
You want a haircut?
- Oh yes I do.
- Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
You're Rapunzel, you can't get a haircut.
Don't you know the story?
Once upon a time, a wicked witch
locks you up in the tower.
And a prince comes along and says,
Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair.
Then he climbs all the way up to the top
of the tower and falls in love with you.
If you cut your hair, how is the prince
supposed to climb the tower?
- Prince, schmince, let him get a ladder.
Could you just take a little
off the bottom, you know, a few hundred feet?
- Hmm, sure yeah, okay, - You'll regret it.
Let's see here, oh yeah,
right about here oughta do it, yeah.
There we go.
- (cheers) Thank you!
Free at last!
Now I don't have to lug that braid around.
I think I'll go to the playground.
Do me a favor and bring my hair will you?
- What, your hair?
- Well, I can't leave it here can I?
Somebody could trip on it.
- Bringing the hair, all right.
This is Prairie Dawn for Fairy Tales Today.
Bringing the hair (grunts).
(bright music)
I'm getting rope burn (grunts), ah!
Oh dear.
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