Some of the stories were repeated. Although Rokapella played the five little pigs in "Mother Gossus: Rapin" and a special "Rimin" (October 12, 1997), the episode "The Three Small Pigs" (June 22, 1999) came shortly after, and that episode starred Kurten Cox, Loretta Loretta, Loretta. Sinbad played the big bad wolf, and the action surrounded the village music festival.

The most stunning casting composition appeared in the episode "Henny Penny" (November 2, 1999), as he starred Sharon Stone as Jenny Peni, while anthropomorphic animal city animals were played by Mary Hart, Essi Acksecson, Noni Cochran, Alan M. Henry Kissinger (!).

I will continue to run the guests of celebrities who appeared on "happily ever after", but there are simply too many famous people to name in a brief article. Suffice it to say, during its three seasons and 39 episodes, "fortunately sometimes after" calculates a list of performers Even more impressive than "stories of crypt". Everyone wanted to be part of this series. It seemed so refreshing that so many black, Asian, Latino and other non-white characters were shown in stories that, so far, they rested firmly in the "White Disney Production" review. In the early 1990s there was a huge explosion of racial diversity in the popular party, and "happily ever after" was an inclusive, high quality antidote to the racially homogeneous world of most old Disney world-class productions.

The seasons were broadcast sporadically, produced as a allowable schedule and budget. The first season of "Fortunately" was broadcast from March 12 to June 4, 1995, and the second season did not begin until April 13, 1997. The third season began in late June 1999.