01x34 - Stinky Fruit/Kick It Good

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Let's Go Luna!". Aired: November 21, 2018 – November 18, 2022.*
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Sets in a world populated by anthropomorphic animals, focuses on three kids—Leo, a wombat from Sydney, Australia, Andy, a frog from the United States and Carmen, a butterfly from Mexico City, Mexico—who travel around the world.
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01x34 - Stinky Fruit/Kick It Good

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Leo: We live in a big, beautiful world.

Leo: I'm Leo.

Andy: I'm Andy.

Carmen: And I'm Carmen.

Our parents work in a circus that travels

all around the world and we travel with them.

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

(train whistling)

Carmen: 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) ♪



Leo: Stinky fruit.

Leo: Ah! All done...

Boy, that smells good!

There you go Wrinkles!

Happy birthday, buddy! Enjoy!

(party favor honking)

(ptooey)

(chomp)

Leo: (sniffs) Aahhh!

That smells delicious.

Don't you agree, Wrinkles?

I love traveling the world and trying different foods...

but, I especially love all the different smells!

Leo: (inhale) Aaaahhhh!

(sniffs)

Aaaahhhh!

(sniffs)

(grossed out)

Oh! W-what is that!?

Wolfgang: Hey there, Leo!

I see you've found my missing Durian fruit!

Leo: Hi, Papa...

Wolfgang: Oh, happy birthday, Wrinkles!

(party favor honking)

Leo: What's that thing called?

Wolfgang: It's called a Durian fruit!

Leo: Is it supposed to smell that bad?

Wolfgang: Yep! They smell a bit funny,

but they taste delicious!

Wolfgang: Here, Leo...try a slice!

Leo: Eeewwww!

Oh,... I don't know if I can.

Wolfgang: Aw, why not, Leo?

You'll never know if you like something until you try it!

It's good for chefs to try all kinds of foods

so they can get creative and think up new recipes!

It's what makes a good chef a great chef!

Anyway, I'm off to find some more Durian fruit to cook with.

Take care, Leo!

Leo: Uhhh, ewww.

You think I'm a great chef, right, Wrinkles?

(party favor honking)

Leo: You're right. I should try it...

I need to like it, so I can be a great chef like my Papa!

Andy: Carmen!

Whoo, you smell that?

Andy: Oops! Oof!

Andy: (big sniff) Whoa!

(sniff)

That stinks so bad!

It's the coolest!

Leo: It's called a Durian fruit.

My dad left it here for me to try.

I guess they're pretty popular here.

Andy: Awesome! But... where is... "here"?

Carmen: Let's find out!

Where is the Circo today, Magic Globe?

Magic Globe: Hey, kids!

Today, you're in city of Bangkok,

in the country of Thailand!

Thailand is home to all kinds of amazing fruits

that people come from all over the world to enjoy.

Magic Globe: Oooh whee!

And, it smells like you have already

come across the Durian fruit...

one of the most popular in Thailand!

Leo: Really? Why is it so popular

if it's so stinky?

Magic Globe: Well, it's not for everyone.

Carmen: Would you like to try some, Magic Globe?

Magic Globe: Oh...hmm...well

Sa-wat-dii-ka!

Magic Globe: That's how you say hello

and goodbye in Thailand if you're a girl.

Andy, Leo, as boys you would say "Sa-wa-dii-krup!"

Carmen/Andy/Leo: Sa-wa-dii-krup!

Carmen: Wow, I don't think I've ever heard of a food

that smells bad, but tastes good.

Andy: Me neither, Carmen.

So, you gonna eat this, or what?

Leo: Uhhh... maybe you should try it first.

Andy: Sure!

Helloooo, stinky!

(chomp)

(munching)

Andy: Leo...

Leo: Yes, Andy?

Andy: (gulp)

That was the yummiest fruit

I have ever had in my life!

Leo: Really?

Andy: Yes!

Leo: Eh, maybe we should go to the market

and find some more Durian...

I really should try some...

Carmen: (giggles) Good idea,

all this fruit talk has me wanting to try some too.

Let's go!

Andy/Leo: Yeah!

(party favor honking)

Leo: I hope I like durian as much as you do, Andy.

Andy: Me too! Then we can eat it together,

and be durian buddies!

Luna: Can I be buddies too?

Andy/Carmen/Leo: Luna!

Carmen: ♪ Luna come and play ♪

Leo: ♪ Luna's here whaddya say ♪

Andy: ♪ Luna bright as day ♪

Andy/Carmen/Leo: ♪ Show us the world lead the way ♪

Luna: Hey, kids!

What's this I hear about durian fruit?

Leo: We came to the market to get some more

because my dad says trying new things

will make me a great chef.

I was gonna try it at home,

but the smell scared me,

so I let Andy eat mine.

Luna: Aw, Leo, that's nice of you to share.

Leo: Yeah, but I still need to try durian,

so I can like it and become a great chef.

Will you help me find more?

Luna: No problem, you guys.

Follow me! I know just the fruit stand

that durian lovers love!

Dao: Come on! Step right up!

Try your luck with Thailand's fabulous funky fruit!

Dao: It's scrumptious!

It's smelly!

It's Durian fruit!

Luna: Hey, Dao!

You are one good salesbat!

Dao: Luna! Good to smell you!

Luna: It's good to smell you too, Dao!

Meet my friends, Andy, Carmen, and Leo!

Kids, meet Dao, the fruit bat!

Carmen/Andy/Leo: Sa-wa-dii-ka, Dao!

Dao: You have no doubt come to sample

some nature's stinkiest,

am I right?

Leo: Yes, please...

Dao: Just step right up to the counter

and I'll grace you each

with a slice of durian!

(chomp chomp) (munch munch)

Luna: Well, what do you guys think?

Carmen: Once you get past the smell,

it's not that bad...

what do you think, Leo?

Andy: Yeah, you gonna try it?

Leo: Uhhh... I can't do it!

Wolfgang: A great chef will try anything!

Luna: So try durian fruit.

Carmen: Smelly...

Dao: ...but in a good way <span> !

Andy: You gonna eat that?

Luna: Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on, buddy.

Leo: I'm scared to try it, Luna.

The smell is just too much!

Isn't there other fruit to try that would make me a great chef?

Luna: Sure!

There are plenty of fruits to try.

Maybe we can start with something a little less smelly

and work our way up to durian fruit.

Leo: Uh... Yeah, that might help.

Let's do that!

Luna: Great! Hit it!

♪♪

Dao: ♪ In the market for fruit ♪

♪ So many kinds to try ♪

♪ in the market for fruit ♪

♪ don't be shy! ♪

♪ Jackfruit's good to eat ♪

♪ or maybe rambutan ♪

♪ exotic and sweet ♪

♪ Come on, try as much as you can! ♪

♪♪

♪ Mango, papaya ♪

♪♪

♪ Snakefruit, pitaya, ♪

♪♪

♪ In the market for fruit ♪

♪ From low lands and high lands, ♪

delicious pursuit ♪

♪ tasting the fruits of Thailand. ♪

Luna: ♪ Why not try something new? ♪

♪ Like guava or lychee? ♪

♪ If it seems strange to you... ♪

♪ It might still taste peachy! ♪

♪♪

♪ Mangosteen... Banana! ♪

♪♪

♪ Pomelo! Tamarin! ♪

♪ All those people hurryin' ♪

Dao: ♪ Wonder why they're scurryin' ♪

Luna/Dao: ♪ They want a taste of Durian...♪

♪ The best fruit of all! ♪

Leo: Woooaahhh!

All these Bangkok fruits are wonderful!

Leo: (gulp) I feel so brave,

I could try all the fruits in the world!

Luna: All the fruits, Leo?

Even the stinky ones?

Leo: That's right, Luna.

Leo: Especially the stinky ones.

Andy: Yeaahh! Carmen: Go Leo!

Luna: (cheer) Woo!

(knocking)

Dao: Can I help you Leo?

Leo: I'm looking to try a fruit, Dao.

But not just any fruit...

Andy/Carmen/Luna: (gasp)

Leo: No siree, Dao!

I'm looking to try... the stinky fruit!

Luna: You can do it, Leo!

Carmen: Yeah!

We've got your back!

Andy: And whatever you don't finish!

Dao: One durian, comin' right up!

Leo: Uhhhh....

here goes...

(whimper) Mmm...

(chomp)

Leo: I tried it!

All: Yay!

(applause)

Luna: You did it, Leo! See?

You never know if you like something until...

Leo: Errgh...

Luna: Oh...

Carmen: What's wrong, Leo?

Leo: (whimper) I dunno...

I'm afraid I... I...

(gulp)

I... I... I don't like it!

Andy/Carmen/Luna/Dao: (gasps)

Leo: Ohhh, what have I done?

After all that, I don't like durian at all!

I've failed to be a great chef!

Wolfgang: Oh! Sorry there, Leo.

Just buyin' some more Durian for Wrinkle's birthday!

What're ya doin' there, son?

Leo: Oh hey, Papa.

Just bein' sad.

Luna: He tried durian and didn't like it!

Leo: I guess I'll never be a great chef like you, Papa...

Wolfgang: Aw, nonsense, Leo!

You don't have to like Durian fruit to be a great chef!

What's important is that you tried it!

Leo: Really?

Luna: I'd say you're a brave little wombat

for trying a new stinky food, Leo!

Wolfgang: I'm proud of ya, son.

Now, if you wouldn't mind, I gotta get these durians

back to the Circo!

Care to join me, all you food adventurers?

Andy/Carmen/Leo/Luna: Yeah!

Wolfgang: Thanks for the swell smells, Dao!

Dao: Of course, friends!

Sa-wat-dii-ka!

All: Sa-wat-dii-ka

(splat)

Leo: Wrinkles!

I hope you had a happy birthday buddy!

Andy/Carmen/Luna: Happy birthday, Wrinkles!

(party favor honking)

Leo: Where's my Papa, you say?

Oh, I don't know, Wrinkles...

he was here a second ago...

Wolfgang: Right then... there!

Wolfgang: Who... wants...

Durian ice cream?

Andy: (gasps)

Carmen: You sure made that fast, Mr. Chockers.

Wolfgang: That's the ol' Chef magic, kiddos!

Wolfgang: I'm guessing you won't want to try

this ice cream then, Leo...

since you're not a big fan of the Durian.

Leo: Don't mind if I do!

Wolfgang: (gasps) Bonza!

What'ya think me boy?

Leo: Blehh!

I still don't like it, but at least I tried it!

Why don't you eat the rest, Luna? Luna?

Luna: No thanks, Leo.

I have some of my own.

Mmm! Mmmmm!

Durian fruit is definitely one of my favorite

parts of Bangkok Thailand!

Leo: And getting over my fear of durian

was my favorite part, Luna!

It sure was a great day... but I feel like there's

so much more food to try here in Bangkok!

Luna: Of course there is, Leo.

But like I always say... there's always tomorrow.

Sa-wat-dii-kaa, friends!

Andy/Carmen/Leo/Wolfgang: Sa-wat-dii-kaa, Luna!

(whistling theme song) ♪

(party favor blowing)

Carmen: Hi, it's Carmen.

♪ Thailand is known as the Land of Smiles! ♪

Carmen: ♪ Welcome to the Land of Smiles. ♪

♪ Smiles go on for miles and miles ♪

♪ Smiles for all occasions here ♪

♪ The so-proud grin spreads ear to ear <span> . ♪

♪ Come to Thailand, stay a while ♪

♪ The I'm-so-very-polite kind of smile ♪

♪ The I'm-so-happy- I'm-crying face ♪

♪ The smile-while-struggling shows such grace ♪

♪ The look-at-me- I'm-the-winner smile ♪

♪ The sorry-that-joke's -not-funny smile ♪

♪ Facial expressions of every sort ♪

♪ A sad smile's for a bad report ♪

♪ A teasing smile says "Told you so" ♪

♪ This one says wrong not the way to go ♪

Carmen: ♪ The I'm-upset- but-smiling-anyway smile ♪

♪ The please-don't-cry- over-spilt milk smile ♪

♪ Here's a complicated style ♪

♪ The I'm-trying-to-but- can't-smile smile ♪

♪ And finally the plain old happy one <span> . ♪

♪ Beams as brightly ♪

♪ as the sun. ♪

♪♪

Leo: Kick it good.

Andy: All right, Carmen, are you ready for some football!?

Carmen: Sure thing!

But that's not a football...

this is a football!

In Mexico, we call soccer "football".

Andy: Well, this is an American football.

It's one of my favorite sports we play back in the USA.

Okay, so when I say "hike" and give you the ball,

you throw it to me!

Carmen: Okay!

(referee whistle blows)

Andy: Shrew forty-two! Hike!

Carmen: Ugh.

Andy: Hi, Leo!

Leo: Woah, hey Andy.

Andy: I got it!

Yes! Wait...

this isn't my football...

(bonk!)

(pins clattering)

Andy: That's my football.

Melvinis: Yabba, yabba, yabba, yabba...

Carmen: Nice catch, Andy.

Andy: Thanks, but instead of catching my football,

I caught...this.

Leo: What is it?

Carmen: It looks like some kind of ball.

Andy: Yeah! I bet it's for a sport!

I would know, I'm a total sports guy.

Carmen: Good call, Andy...

Andy: But where did it come from?

Carmen: It must be from where we are today!

Let's ask... the Magic Globe!

Magic Globe: Hello everyone!

Today we are in the city of Bangkok

in the country of Thailand.

Bangkok is a city of wonderful people, culture,

and exciting sports!

Andy: Sports?

Like the one this ball is used for, Magic Globe?

Magic Globe: Yes, Andy.

Here in Bangkok, people play Takraw

which means "ball" in the Thai language.

Takraw uses a ball and a net.

Andy: Ah-HA!

Just like basketball, my favorite sport!

Magic Globe: Well, not that kind of net Andy.

Oh! Like in soccer, my other favorite sport.

Magic Globe: It's more like a net that is stretched

across a court.

Andy: Oh, like in volleyball!

I know all about volleyball, it's my second favorite sport!

Prawit: Don't you mean third favorite?

Andy: Oh yeah, that's what I meant--third favorite.

Whoa! Who are you?

Prawit: My name is Prawit.

I came looking for my Takraw ball,

and it looks like you found it.

Andy: Takraw?

Magic Globe was just telling us about that!

Magic Globe: Well, trying to, anyway.

Have fun in Thailand, everyone!

Andy/Carmen/Leo: Thanks, Magic Globe!

Prawit: Hey, there are enough of you for a Takraw team.

Would you like to play a game with me and my friends?

Andy/Carmen: Yeah!

Leo: Uhh... okay..

Andy: That's "Leo" for "Ab-so-lutely".

Prawit: Great! This way!

Andy: Ah, see?

It looks just like a volleyball court.

With some...

circle designs painted on the ground.

Luna: Hey, Prawit, did you find the ball?

Prawit: Sure did, Luna!

Andy/Carmen/Leo: Luna!

Luna: Hi, guys!

Carmen: ♪ Luna come and play! ♪

Leo: ♪ Luna's here what do you say? ♪

Andy: ♪ Luna bright as day! ♪

Andy/Carmen/Leo: ♪ Show us the world, lead the way! ♪

Luna: Welcome to Bangkok, kids!

Prawit: Andy, Carmen and Leo

have come to join us in a game of Takraw, Luna.

Luna: Oh, how fun!

Well three makes a full team.

I'll watch you play this round.

Prawit: Do you know the rules of Takraw?

Andy: Oh yeah, easy.

I'm kind of a sports expert.

Luna: Oh, I see. Well, I'll just get out of your way then.

Prawit: Oh, and these are the Takraw-Twins.

They don't talk much, but what they lack in conversation...

they make up for in coordination.

Leo/Carmen: Hrm...

(Ding! Ding! Ding!)

(Ding! Ding! Ding!)

(bing)

Prawit: Your serve.

Andy: No problem.

Ready?

Prawit: Um... aren't you going to get into position?

Andy: Huh?

Prawit: Your team needs to be in the designated

circles when serving.

Andy: Oh... right. I knew that.

Luna: Yay, Takraw!

Woot woot woot woot woot!

(thwap)

Luna: Go, go, go! Uh-oh.

(boing)

Prawit: Score!

Andy: Score! Wait, what!

Andy: Hey! I hit the ball on to your side.

How did you get the point?

Prawit: You used your hands, Andy.

You're not allowed to hit the ball with your hands in Takraw.

Andy: What? In volleyball,

you score a point when your ball hits the ground

on the other side of the court.

Prawit: But in Takraw it's against the rules

to use your hands.

You kick with your feet instead.

You said you were a sports expert.

I thought you knew... it's like this!

(effort)

Andy: Okay, no hands. Just like soccer.

I've got pretty good kickers too, y'know!

Luna: Yay, Andy! No hands! Use those feet!

(laughing)

Prawit: Here, I'll show you.

In Takraw, another player called the "Feeder" serves the ball.

(ka-thwap!)

Leo: Eeeeaahh!

(whimper) Hnnnnnhhhh...

Andy: Gotcha!

(ball kicking effort) Hngh!

Andy: Yeah! Huh? What?

Luna: Takraw, Takraw!

It's our game, not like volleyball, not the same!

Andy: Hmpf...

I'm not sure I like this different version of volleyball,

I usually get new sports right away.

Prawit: Actually, Takraw is much older than volleyball.

It's been played in Thailand for a long time.

So if anything, volleyball is a new version of Takraw.

Andy: Fine!

Well you can have your old... different...

been-around-forever Takraw!

Andy: Andy Hmph! Hmmph! Hmph!

I'm leaving!

Prawit: I didn't mean to upset your friend.

Carmen: I think he's just a little flustered by the rules.

Leo: Well, I guess the game's over.

Andy: (grumbling) Hmph grrgh ughh.

Luna: What's wrong, Andy?

Andy: Nothing. I just don't feel like

playing Takraw, that's all.

Luna: But Andy, you love sports!

Andy: Yeah, I love sports that make sense!

But Takraw doesn't make sense!

It's like a jumbled-up mix of other sports!

Luna: Andy, just because something is different

and doesn't make sense to you at first

doesn't mean it's not a great sport.

Luna: Here in Thailand, Takraw is very popular!

You know, some of the sports you play back home might seem

pretty different to someone from Thailand.

Andy: Like football?

But everyone knows football.

Luna: American football isn't common

in other parts of the world.

Can you imagine Prawit playing football for the first time?

Andy: (giggles) Yeah, I guess that would be

pretty confusing for him.

(honking)

(car engine revving)

Crowd: It's him! It's him!

(fans cheering) (cameras clicking)

Andy: Who's that?

Prawit: That's my dad!

He's a professional Takraw player for Team Thailand.

Andy: You have professional players?

You mean, it's his job to play Takraw?

(whoosh)

Anurak: Heyah!

Carmen: Wow, Prawit's dad is cool!

Anurak: Hm... Luna the Moon?

Anurak: Hi, Luna! Long time no see!

Luna: I'll say!

You're a pro athlete now!

Anurak: Ha, yeah, well I only got so good

by playing against you when I was a boy.

Luna: Wow, has it really been that long since our last game?

Anurak: Indeed, it has!

Care for a rematch?

Luna: You really think you can b*at me one on one?

Anurak: Oh, I don't think so... I know so.

Luna: Oh yeah? We'll see about that!

Andy: Umm, what's going on here?

Prawit: I think we're about to see the most

legendary match in Takraw history!

Luna: Ready, Anurak?

Anurak: Ready Luna!

Luna/Anurak: Let's Takraw!

Luna: On the court Takraw's the sport

Now let's compete. But you're gonna have to use your feet.



♪ You've got to kick it, kick it ♪

♪ Use your feet to flip it, flip it ♪

♪♪

♪ Kick it, like me! ♪

♪♪

Anurak: ♪ Kick it, like me! ♪

Carmen/Leo: (cheer)

Luna: ♪ Kick it, kick it! ♪

Prawit/Leo: (cheers)

Anurak: ♪ Kick it, kick it! ♪

♪♪

Anurak: Hrrr! Luna: Err!

(ka-pow)

(whistling through the air)

(ka-ching)

♪♪

(bong)

(ka-boom)

(laughter)

Andy: That was ta-krawesome!

Anurak: You were moving so fast,

I completely lost track of the score!

Luna: Me too! Call it a tie?

Anurak: It's a tie! Good game, Luna.

Andy: I think I get it now. Takraw does make sense.

And it's special to Thailand.

Prawit, I'm sorry I walked off the court earlier.

Prawit: That's okay, Andy.

I know it can take a little while to get used to something

that's different and new.

Would you like to try playing Takraw again?

We can be on the same team this time.

Andy: That'd be great! I know...

how about all us kids

versus Luna and Prawit's dad!

Carmen/Leo/Prawit: Yaaay!

Luna: Six versus two?

That doesn't seem very fair.

Anurak: Yeah, I still think we could easily b*at you...

Prawit (chuckles)

We'll see about that. Come on, team!

(upbeat music) ♪♪

♪♪

Prawit: Andy will serve first!

Ready, Andy?

Andy: Ready!

(ka-pow)

(whoosh)

Leo: Whoa, that ball is outta here!

Luna: I've got it! I've got it!

(whoosh)

Anurak: I don't think she's coming back down.

(soft bounce)

Andy: Hey, the ball landed in the other team's court!

Doesn't that mean?

Prawit: You just scored a point for our team!

We win!

All: Hooray!

Luna: Wow, Andy! you scored against a pro takraw player!

Andy: There you are, Luna!

Luna: Yup! I jumped so high, I landed right in the sky.

But it was time for me to get back up here anyway.

Andy: Thanks for showing me the sport of Takraw!

Once I understood it, I was able to enjoy it.

Takraw is my newest favorite sport!

Luna: That's right! Just because something is different

from what you're used to

doesn't mean that you can't enjoy it!

Andy: I wonder what else is different

here in Bangkok, Thailand?

Luna: There are things that are different and the same

in every place we visit.

Sometimes it's hard to experience it all...

but remember, there's always tomorrow.

(whistling theme song) ♪

(show theme song) ♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪
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