01x09 - Speaking Wigglewalker / London Frog

[bunniefuu]

We live in a big, beautiful world.

I'm Leo.

I'm Andy.

And I'm Carmen.

Our parents work in a circus that travels

all around the world and we travel with them.

So we never know where in the world we will end up next.

(train whistling)

But wherever we go, we know that

Luna the Moon will be there with us.

♪ Traveling the world as a trio ♪

♪ Andy and Carmen and Leo ♪

♪ With Luna the Moon and some new friends too ♪

♪ Everyone's different and really they're just like you ♪

♪

♪ All around the world ♪

♪ Let's go, Luna, let's go ♪

♪ All around the world ♪

♪ Let's go, Luna, let's go ♪

(whistling theme song)

♪

Andy: "Speaking Wigglewalker"

♪

Hockbar: Ah, yes,

the food-juggling

Wigglewalkers have arrived.

Wallace: Mr. Hockbar!

The Wigglewalkers are ready for a cracking good show!

I'll toss you the getup, yeah?

Hockbar: Yes, of course, I'll-

--Oof! Ahh!

Wallace: And here's me famous

juggling food for juggling and

not for eating, yeah?

Hockbar: Ngh...Sssss!

Wallace: Cheers, old bean!

(Honk! Honk!)

Hockbar: Ahhhh...

(squish)

Oh, pickle-foots!

This equipment is too heavy for

one Hockbar to carry by himself.

Andy: Hi, Mr. Hockbar,

what're you doing out here?

Hockbar: Kids! Thank goodness.

Can you help me with this food?

I cannot carry it alone

without risking injury!

Andy: Sure thing! We're happy to help!

Hockbar: Thank you very much!

Andy: Wow! Look at all this food!

Just in time for lunch!

Andy: Gulp! (Munching)

Leo: Uh, Andy, I don't think that's what Mr. Hockbar

meant by "help". You can't just eat all his food!

Andy: (Munching) Gulp!

Andy: Well if we eat it, he doesn't have to carry it!

Carmen: Andy you're always

finding a reason to eat wherever we go!

Andy: Yeah, but I should know where I'm eating...

why don't you ask the Magic Globe where we are?

Good idea, Andy!

Magic Globe: Are you ready for a jolly-good time, kids?

Today, we're in the city of London!

London is the capital of the United Kingdom,

where most people speak English.

Andy: Hey! We speak English too!

It's going to be so easy to talk to everyone today.

Magic Globe: (Laughs) That's right, Andy.

However, the people of London use some words you

might not be familiar with.

For example,

here in London, sneakers are called "trainers"!

Flashlights are called "torches"!

And bathrooms are known as "the loo"!

Same thing, different name.

Carmen: Thanks, Magic Globe!

Andy: Well, I'm almost done helping if you want to join in.

Andy: I think this little guy likes cotton candy?

Kids: (Laughing) Hockbar: Ahhhhh!!! Andy!!

Hockbar: Did you eat all the- the- the- the Wigglewalker's

juggling food?!

Andy: Juggling food?! Uh...

Andy: No...

I didn't eat all of it...

that little kid ate some.

Hockbar: Enough! You need to go to the market

and replace everything you ate,

Quickly! Before performance time!

Here, take these Pounds to pay for it.

Andy: Pounds? Feels kinda light.

No, that's what money is called here in London.

They use Pounds instead of Dollars.

It's just different.

Andy: Oh okay...

Well I don't remember what I ate...

Wallace: Quite alright little bean,

Baby Winthrop is always munching down our juggling food.

Here, take this list...

...should be everything and directions to

the market where we shop.

Andy: Oh!

It says to take the tube to the market.

I don't know what the tube is!

Hockbar: Down those stairs!

Andy: There's a tube down there?

(Electric guitar playing)

Andy: Whaaaat? This is it?

How is a tube gunna help us get to the market?

(Train horn)

(subway train sounds)

Andy: Ohhh I see!

This place is like a giant tube that trains run through!

Cool! I like it!

Carmen: What does the list say to do next, Andy?

Andy: Let's see here...

Take the tube to a market...

Lovely London Foods...

Hmmm.... Yeah, I don't know how to do that.

Carmen: Maybe we can ask somebody for-

(Train screeches)

Kids: Luna!

Magic Globe: Hi, everyone!

Pep: Pardon me, Luna!

Luna: Oops, sorry Pep!

Carmen: ♪ Luna, Come and play!♪

Leo: ♪ Luna's here, what do ya say? ♪

Andy: ♪ Luna, bright as day! ♪

Kids: ♪ Show us the world, lead the way! ♪

Luna: Great to see everyone!

Welcome to the London Underground!

Also known as "The Tube", a wonderful underground train.

It's called a subway in other places around the world!

Luna: Come on in!

Carmen: We're sure glad to see you, Luna!

Leo: Yeah, we have to get some things for the Circo!

Andy: Do you know where a market called

Lovely London Foods is, Luna?

Luna: Of course! That's my favorite market ever!

And my friend Emma works there!

Luna: In fact...

we better get off at the next stop!

(Train screeches)

Luna: Here we are!!

Errrrrggghh!

Kids: Luna!

Luna: Wooaah!

Woahh ho ho ho!

Carmen: Are you okay, Luna?

Luna: Sure am!

Luna: Check it out friends, Lovely London Foods!

Turtle: Thanks for the cheese there, Emma!

Emma: Not a problem, Mr Turtleton!

(bubble pops)

Luna: Emma!

Emma:(Gasps) Lunaaa!

Ohhh! What brings you in 'ere?

Luna: My friends need some food, and fast!

Maybe you can help!

Emma: Ohhh, how lovely!!

Andy: Okay let's see what's on the list...

Carmen, you get Chips!

Andy: Leo, you get something called...

Crisps! (Sigh)

Andy: And I'll get biscuits and... candy floss?!

I don't know what that is!

And we're running out of time!

The Wigglewalkers performance is going to start soon!

Andy: Ahhh!!

Carmen: Hmmmm.... Luna: Hey, Carmen!

This is my friend Emma.

Emma: 'Ello Carmen!

Carmen: Something's wrong, Luna and Emma.

These are supposed to be chips,

but there are french fries inside!

Emma: That's 'cause we don't call 'em french fries

in London, Carmen.

We call 'em chips!!

(Emma laughs)

Luna: They're the same as french fries,

but with a different name!

Carmen: Ohhh I see!

Same thing, different name!

Thanks, Luna and Emma!

Andy: I Can't find anything! Ahhhhh!!

Leo: What is going on here?

Crisps?

But... these look just like potato chips!!

(POP!) Leo: Ahh!

Luna: Hi, Leo! Meet Emma!

Emma: Hi, Leo!

Crisps are the same as potato chips mate.

We just have a different name for them in London!

Leo: Ohhh I get it!

Thanks, Emma!

Same thing, different name!

Andy: It doesn't make sense!

Andy: Biscuits?!

Candy floss?!

What does it all mean?!

Luna: Biscuits are what you would call cookies, Andy!

Emma: And candy floss is the same as cotton candy!

Carmen: Chips are the same as French Fries...

Leo: And Crisps are the same as potato chips!

Luna/Emma/Carmen/Leo: Same thing, different name!

Andy: I am so confused...

I think I need to go to the loo.

Emma: That's the lot of it then!

Here you are, Luna!

Luna: Thanks Emma, you're the best.

Andy/Carmen/Leo: Thank you Emma!

Emma: Not a problem mates! Laters!

(Splat)

Carmen: Let's get going, Andy!

Leo: Yeah, we got all the stuff we need!

Andy: I'm too confused to go now.

If people in London speak English,

why do they have so many words that are different?

Luna: Because Andy,

even when people around the world speak the same language,

we still have our wonderful, special differences.

Hmmm, how else can I explain it?

(Gasps) Oh, I know!

(Flute music)

Luna: ♪ London, England lovely town. ♪

♪

♪ Lovely sights and lovely sounds! ♪

♪

♪ Learning how to get around. <span> ♪

♪

♪ Spend a dollar, spend a pound. ♪

♪

♪ Here in London folks speak English. ♪

♪ Just like in the USA ♪

♪ Sometimes things that sound so different ♪

♪ Are just named another way. ♪

♪ Candy floss is cotton candy. ♪

♪ Biscuits-cookies are the same. ♪

♪ Chips and fries are hot and crispy, ♪

♪ just as yummy, different name ♪

Andy: I think I kinda get it.

♪ Don't be gloomy Don't feel down! ♪

Andy: I'm getting it!

♪ Life is fun in London town! ♪

♪ Sometimes words can be confusing ♪

♪ Sometimes hard to understand ♪

♪ Learning new words is amusing ♪

♪ when you're in a different land! ♪

♪

Wallace: No no, baby Winthrop,

you'll be watching with Mr. Hockbar 'ere.

Baby Winthrop gets quite the collywobbles

when we're walking...

Hockbar: Uh, Mister Wigglewalker,

how will you perform if the children

don't make it back in time with your juggling food?

Wallace: I wager that won't be a problem...

Andy: We got the foods!

Andy: Sorry I ate your juggling foods,

Mr Wigglewalker. Wallace: Cheers, lad.

Happens all the time, actually.

Now, best be wigglin' off.

Toss me them crisps once we get our footing, yeah?

Andy: Sure thing!

(Trumpets sound) (Crowd cheering)

Wallace: Ready for crisps!

Andy: Crisps, like potato chips! Got it!

Hrrgg!

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Wallace: Chips please, mate!

Andy: Right, chips are like french fries! Hoowah!

Wallace: Time for biscuits!

Andy: Biscuits!

Also known as cookies!

Crowd: (Cheering)

Wallace: Toss us the candy floss now, lad!

Andy: Alright, candy floss...

Oh no!

Hockbar: Uh! So that is where baby Winthrop went!

Andy: What am I going to do now??

Wallace: Where's that candy: floss, lad?

Andy: What am I going to do?! Oof!

Luna: Hey! Remember what we learned

at the grocery store today?

Andy: Oh yeah!

Same thing different name!

Candy Vendor: Cotton candy? Anyone?

Andy: Candy floss is what Londoners call cotton candy!

(Trumpets sound)

(Boom!)

Crowd: (Cheering) Andy: Wow!

Those Wigglewalkers are candy floss wizards!

Don't you think so, Luna?

Luna?

Andy: There you are Luna!

Luna: Hey Andy!

How did the finale go?

Andy: It was so great!

Grandpa Webley Wigglewalker was all like...

Waba waba waba!

And then all the Wigglewalkers were all like

(Sounds Effects) Both: (Giggle)

Andy: Thanks for helping us

get the Wigglewalker's juggling food today Luna!

I only wish we had more time to explore London.

Luna: There's always more to learn about any place we visit,

but remember,

there's always tomorrow.

♪

Andy: Hi, it's Andy!

I learned a poem here in the United Kingdom,

written by the great author Robert Louis Stevenson.

It's called, 'Foreign Lands'.

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(adventurous music)

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Up into the cherry tree,

Who should climb but little me?

I held the trunk with both my hands

And looked abroad on foreign lands.

Andy: I saw the next-door garden lie,

adorned with flowers before my eye,

And many pleasant places more,

That I had never seen before <span> .

Andy: I saw the dimpling river pass,

And be the sky's blue looking glass,

The dusty roads go up and down,

With people tramping in to town.

Andy: If I could find a higher tree,

Farther and farther I should see,

To where the grown-up river slips,

Into the sea among the ships.

Andy: To where the roads on either hand,

Lead onward into fairyland,

Where all the children dine at five,

And all the playthings come alive <span> .

(toys chirping, squeeking, making music)

The End.

Andy: "London Frog"

♪

Lucie: Aaaand... perfect.

Thank you all so much

for helping me with the costumes, kids!

Andy: No problem, mom!

Leo: These costumes are really neat!

Is it because we are in...

wait -- Where is the Circo today?

Carmen: Let's ask the Magic Globe!

Magic Globe: We're in the city of London,

located in the United Kingdom.

The whole country has a rich history filled

with castles, kings and knights!

Magic Globe: Have fun in London, kids!

Carmen: Thanks, Magic Globe!

Leo: Castles and knights?

Doesn't that mean we'll run into things like...

dragons and monsters?

Carmen: I... don't know.

Dragons and monsters? Aren't they just myths?

(Bell ringing)

Carmen: What was that?

Lucie: No need to be alarmed!

That's just ol' Big Ben, dontcha' know?

Andy: Big Ben?

Lucie: Yes. Big Ben is famous in London,

standing tall in the center of town.

And when I say tall, I mean tall.

Big Ben is over a hundred times taller than you, Andy!

Andy: A hundred times taller?

(Huge Stomp)

Lucie: That's right!

Big Ben also has four faces...

And a giant bell that chimes every hour!

(Bell rings)

Andy: That's amazing!

Big Ben is a giant!

Let's go searching for him!

Lets gooo!

Carmen: Not so fast!

Carmen: We can't go searching for something

that doesn't exist.

Giants aren't real.

Andy: Nonsense!

You heard the Magic Globe!

"Castles, kings and knights"!

A place like that has got to have a giant somewhere!

C'mon, let's go searching in London!

Andy: Big Ben here! I --...come?

(Fog Horn)

Leo: Huh.

Where did all this fog come from?

Carmen: I can't see a thing!

Andy: Oh no...

How are we gonna find Big Ben

if we can't see two feet in front of us?

Leo: I know.

We can't see anything in this fog...

it's a little spooky.

(Loud Stomp)

Carmen: Did you hear that?

(Gasps)-- (Loud stomping <span> )

(Gasps)

(Loud stomping)

Leo: Look! It's coming closer!

(Loud stomping)

Kids: It's... It's Big Ben!

Luna: Oh... hey guys!

Sure is foggy today, huh?

Are you guys okay?

♪

Kids: Luna!

Carmen: ♪ Luna come and play! ♪

Leo: ♪ Luna's here, whaddya say? ♪

Andy: ♪ Luna bright as day! ♪

Kids: ♪ Show us the world, lead the way! ♪

Luna: Welcome to London.

Have you been enjoying the city?

Leo: Well, we want to, but...

the fog's making it a bit hard.

Luna: Hmm... I see...

London is known for its foggy weather,

but today is even foggier than usual.

Andy: But more importantly, I've got a big problem!

I want to see the giant Big Ben but

I can't see with all this fog!

Luna: Big Ben, huh?

I can take you to Big Ben.

Andy: You can?

Carmen/Leo: What?

Carmen: Big Ben actually exists?

Luna: Sure.

Londoners see Big Ben all the time

towering majestically over the city.

C'mon, I'll guide you through all the fog.

I know the streets of London by heart.

Andy: Wait for us, Luna!

Andy: But how can you find your way through all this fog?

Luna: You can experience a city in other ways, Andy.

You can use your ears.

(Growling noise)

Leo: What was that?

Leo: It sounds like growling!

The growling of a dragon! Luna: I think your imagination

might be getting the better of you.

Here, look!

Leo: Huh? That's not a dragon at all!

Luna: Not quite.

It's just a Double Decker bus.

They're everywhere in London...

and they have two floors!

(Honk Honk!)

Carmen: So, if there are no dragons,

then there must not be any giants.

(Rumbling noise)

Carmen: What was that?

Andy: It sounds like a knight!

Ten feet tall with a giant body of armor!

Carmen: Oh, please.

Knights like that aren't real anymore!

(Clanking and rumbling)

Carmen: ...Or are they?!

Luna: Well, why don't we take a look?

Carmen: There's nothing...

Carmen: Huh? What's that!?

What's happening, Luna? Luna: Don't worry,

the sound you're hearing must be the Tower Bridge rising.

Luna: Whenever a ship or a boat is too large

to pass under the bridge, it opens up to let them through.

(boom)

Carmen: Wow, Luna!

That was amazing!

Andy: So, we didn't get to see a knight...

but we'll still see Big Ben, right?

Luna: Of course...

it's just down this grass field.

I think...

Luna: C'mon guys, let's go.

Luna: Ughhh! Oof! AHH! (Boing!)

Andy: Sounds safe enough to me!

♪

Kids: Woah-

Wahhhh!

Andy: That... was...

awesome!!

Luna: Uh oh... Broke my head lamp...

Carmen: Uh... Luna?

Where are we?

Luna: So... okay, we might be lost.

Kids: Lost?!

Andy: Aww, man!

Now we'll never get to see the giant, Big Ben!

Carmen: Big Ben was probably never real to begin with!

Capn' Shaggybottom: Big Ben, yeh say?

Aye, he's real, alright... Tall.

Four Faces.

Even bigger than they say.

If it were up to me, I'd probably call him

Humongous Ben! Heh heh heh heh!

Carmen: If Big Ben really exists,

then where can we find him,

Mister..

Captain: The name's Cap'n Shaggybottom!

Sailor of the high seas...

...when I'm not givin' tours on the River Thames.

And as a riverboat captain, I know a thing or two 'bout

findin' yer way through the fog.

Yeh can't use yer eyes, no...

Instead, let the sounds of the city

guide you to your destination!

Now listen closely. First,

follow the sound of church bells,

keeping the river on yer starboard side...

Turn right at the rumblin' of a double decker-bus,

then left at the roarin' wings of flappin' pigeons,

and left again when yeh pass

a large group of happy people.

Andy: Wow, thanks Captain!

Come on everyone, let's go find Big Ben!

Luna: Bye, Steve!

See you Tuesday!

Captain: Aye, see you at Book Club, Luna!

Luna: ♪ London fog, closing like a curtain ♪

♪ thick and grey ♪

♪ blanketing the town,

♪ hard to see, travelings uncertain ♪

♪ find your way by listening to sounds. ♪

♪ Hear those church bells ♪ (Bells ringing)

♪ ringing in the air! ♪

♪ Luna: Hear that boat on the water? ♪

♪ The rivers over there! <span> ♪

♪ London fog, don't let it confuse you ♪

Luna: <span> ♪ With your ears, <span> ♪

♪ find what you can't see. ♪

♪ Just stay close, we don't want to lose you ♪

♪ soon we're all, right where we should be. ♪

♪ Rumbling double-decker buses ♪

♪ Flapping pigeons wings <span> ♪

♪ London accents heard in conversation ♪

♪ Awesome London things. <span> ♪

Luna: Well, here we are.

Andy: We are?

But where's Big Ben?

Luna: Right here.

Okay, well technically this is Elizabeth Tower,

but lots of people just call the whole thing Big Ben.

The bell itself is up there...

Andy: Hmmm...

Andy: I can't see him through all the fog!

Does Big Ben ever come down to eat?

Giants must have to eat a lot!

Which face gets to eat first?

Luna: Andy, what do you think Big Ben is, exactly?

Andy: A giant with four faces carrying a huge bell?

Luna: Oh boy.

Andy, Big Ben isn't a giant.

Big Ben is a famous bell inside a clock tower.

The faces, in this case, means the front of the clock,

not the thing on your head with eyes and a mouth.

Andy: Big Ben isn't real?

Luna: Well, giants may not be real, but Big Ben is!

And trust me,

it's more impressive than any make-believe monster.

Andy: Too bad it's all covered up in fog!

Luna: Hmmm...

Andy, I know another way you can experience Big Ben...

Andy: You do??

Luna: Yup. You'll just have to wait for another...

Five, four, three...

(Bells ringing)

Andy: That's it? I thought-

Big Ben: (Bong! Bong! Bong! Bong! Bong!)

Andy: Wow, that was...

amazing!

Even though we can't see it,

Big Ben still sounds incredible!

Carmen: And look, the fog is finally clearing up!

Kids: Wooow!

Leo: It must be...

Leo: times taller than we are!

Carmen: It's even got four faces!

One for every side!

All showing us the time!

Andy: Wow, Big Ben really is a giant!

(Boat horn)

It be gettin' mighty late.

Anyone fancy a ride back to the Circo?

Andy: Thanks Cap'n Shaggybottom!

♪

Andy: Now we finally see all the things we've been hearing!

Andy: Hey, that must be the drawbridge!

It's huge!

Are you seein' this, Luna?

Luna?

Luna: Up here, Andy.

Luna: I had a lot of fun getting lost in London,

but now it's time for me to go back in the sky.

Andy: Thank you for showing me how to appreciate London

in a whole new way -- With sound!

Luna: It was my pleasure.

When traveling,

use all five of your senses to get the full experience.

Andy: Today we mostly used our ears.

I guess that means there's still a lot more

to learn about London!

Luna: There's always more to learn about

any place that we go.

But don't worry, there's always tomorrow...

(Luna theme song)

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(Luna theme song)

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