| "A Tale of Two Teams" | |
Season 2, episode 24 | |
| Airdate: | March 27, 2015 |
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| Credits | |
| Writer: | Michael G. Stern |
| Director: | Jamie Mitchell Larry Leichliter (co-director) |
| Episodes | |
| Previous "Clover Time" | Next "The Littlest Princess" |
"A Tale of Two Teams" aired as the twenty-fourth episode of season two of Sofia the First, and the forty-eighth episode overall. It was also produced as the twenty-fourth episode in season two.
Summary
When the big dazzleball match comes up between the Dunwiddie Ducks and the Royal Redhawks, Sofia is caught between choosing over friends and family.
Story
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Characters
Main characters:
Supporting characters:
- Jade
- Ruby Hanshaw
- Prince James
- Princess Amber
- Clover
- Princess Maya
- Princess Jun
- Prince Zandar
- Baileywick
- Meg
- Lucinda
Villains:
- None
Other characters:
- Village crier (only appearance)
- Whatnaught
- Robin (no lines)
- Mia (no lines)
- Prince Khalid
- Graham (no lines)
- King Roland II
- Whatnaught's squirrel band (no lines)
- Woodchucks (no lines)
Locations
- Enchancia
- Dunwiddie
- Enchancia Castle
- Enchancia Square Garden (only appearance)
Objects
- Amulet of Avalor
- Dazzleball (first appearance)
- Acorn
- Dazzleball Playbook (only appearance)
- King's Cup (only appearance)
Vehicles
- None
Cast
Songs
- TBA
Notes/trivia
- The episode is named after A Tale of Two Cities.
- This episode aired on the same day as "Clover Time" and "In a Tizzy".
- Cade Sutton replaces Karan Brar as Prince Zandar.
- This is a rare occasion where Meg is without Peg.
- Sofia the First creator, Craig Gerber, plays the village crier.
Errors
- Jade is wearing her glasses for a second during when her reaction is first shown to Sofia wearing a Redhawks jersey.
- Prince Khalid disappears from the practice game until half way through the championship, and also after the game when the Ducks and Redhawks congratulate each other.
- Two girls are given the character model of village girl Kate, but neither are in light blue, both wearing beige, instead.
- Despite Peg not appearing, Fiona Bishop is still credited for both Meg and Peg.
