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A Star Is Gone

Episode aired Oct 27, 1990
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6.8/10

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Action Adventure Animation Comedy Family Fantasy Musical

Concern gives way to panic when the gang discovers the Wizard's compass and then notice that the Emerald Star is missing from the night sky, so they head to Lumina in search of answers.Concern gives way to panic when the gang discovers the Wizard's compass and then notice that the Emerald Star is missing from the night sky, so they head to Lumina in search of answers.Concern gives way to panic when the gang discovers the Wizard's compass and then notice that the Emerald Star is missing from the night sky, so they head to Lumina in search of answers.

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6.8/10

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Charlie Adler

Cowardly Lion
(voice)

Liz Georges

Dorothy
(voice)

David Lodge

Scarecrow
(voice)

Tress MacNeille

The Wicked Witch of the West
(voice)

Alan Oppenheimer

Wizard
(voice)

Hal Rayle

Tin Woodman
(voice)

B.J. Ward

Glinda
(voice)

Frank Welker

Toto
(voice)

Jack Angel

Hamilton Camp

Pat Fraley

Truckle
(voice)

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Trivia
The episode's title is a reference to the film A Star Is Born (1954) which, like the 1939 film from which this series is adapted, starred Judy Garland.

Quotes
Dorothy: Scarecrow, that's the Wizard's compass!
Scarecrow: It is! I knew what it was, the moment I touched it!
Cowardly Lion: This is a disaster! A disaster of proportions!
Dorothy: The Wizard is never without his compass... unless...
Cowardly Lion: It's too late! He must have fallen in the sand and it ate him up!
[cries]
Dorothy: No! No, the Wizard is alright! I can feel it in my bones, in my heart!
Scarecrow: [sighs] It must be nice to have bones.
Tin Woodman: And a heart!