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The Raccoons: Let's Dance!

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The Raccoons: Let's Dance!
Directed byKevin Gillis
Written byKevin Gillis
Produced byKevin Gillis
Music byKevin Gillis
Jon Stroll
Release date
1984
Running time
25 minutes
CountryTemplate:Film Canada
LanguageEnglish

The Raccoons: Let's Dance! was the last of four Raccoons specials. Unlike the previous three, it was a direct-to-video release by Embassy Home Video. However, the Disney Channel has shown it when it was airing the Raccoons series.

Plot

The story begins with the human characters, Julie and Tommy, listening to records, until their father, Dan the Forest Ranger, reminds them they both "have school in the morning". The kids go to bed and are soon asleep. Schaeffer and Broo stay awake and, while observing a falling star in the night sky, Schaeffer tells Broo about the belief that wishes can come true if they are made on a fallng star. Broo makes a wish, which Schaeffer interprets as "To be with our friends, dancing". Immediately afterwards, a space shuttle lands outside the cabin, piloted by Bert Raccoon, who takes the two dogs to a dance party elsewhere in the forest, with the rest of their friends attending (along with Cyril's workers).

However, Cyril Sneer and Snag aren't happy with the party, as they are wanting some sleep, and they set about to try and stop the music. At one point they briefly succeed by cutting off the power supply, but Bert manages to restore the power back on and the party is saved, much to Cyril's chagrin.

Cast

Album

Untitled

Track listing

No. Title Lead vocals Featured in… Length
1 "Calling You" John Schneider "The Raccoons and the Lost Star"
2 "You Can Do It" Leo Sayer "The Raccoons on Ice"
3 "Takin’ My Time" Leo Sayer "The Christmas Raccoons"
4 "To Have You" Leo Sayer and Rita Coolidge "The Raccoons on Ice"
5 "Lions & Tigers" Dottie West "The Raccoons and the Lost Star"
6 "Friends" John Schneider and Dottie West "The Raccoons and the Lost Star"
7 "Shining" John Schneider "The Raccoons and the Lost Star"