01x37 - Viva La Pasta/Arrievederci Acqua!

[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.

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.

Chorus: ♪ 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)

♪

Carmen: Viva La Pasta

(Carmen snoring)

Honey: Hi Carmen!

Carmen: Whaaaaa!

Whatza?

(giggling)

Honey: Are you excited, Carmen?

It's the best day of the year!

Carmen: What do you mean, Honey?

Honey: (Laughs) Funny joke, Carmen!

You know, you know, what day it is!

(boing)

I'm ready for my pasta big surprise!

Honey's Favorite pasta!

Carmen: Pasta surprise?

Honey, I really don't know what you're talking about.

Honey: All right, Carmen.

It was funny the first time,

but let's not push it.

Carmen: I'm not joking, Honey!

Can't you just tell me what today is??

Honey: No! Are you telling me, Carmen...

that you...

...forgot my birthday?

Carmen: Oh no!

I didn't forget, Honey!

They just never told me your birthday

when I got you at the pet store!

Honey: My birthday is ruined!

I hope you're happy, because I am not!

Carmen: Oh nooo!

I'm so sorry, Honey!

I can make you your favorite birthday pasta!

What kind is your favorite?

Honey: You don't even know my favorite pasta?

Carmen: Ohh no, Honey!!!

I'm so sorry!!

Andy: Uh-oh. Is this a bad time?

Carmen: It's just that I feel awful

because I didn't know it was Honey's birthday!

I need to make it up to her by finding her favorite pasta.

Leo: Well, you might be in luck, Carmen.

Your old pal Leo knows how to make a great plate of spaghetti!

Carmen: That's okay, Leo.

I can make spaghetti too,

but it's just too boring to be Honey's favorite.

Leo: Oh yeah...

Andy: But check it out, guys...

what if we can find Honey's favorite pasta,

wherever we are today.

Then we could go on a pasta adventure.

Carmen: That's it!

A pasta adventure...

here in...

hold on.

Where are we today, Magic Globe?

Magic Globe: Hi, everybody!

Today we are in the city of Rome,

in the country of Italy.

Rome is a beautiful city known for art, architecture

and of course...

food!

Especially pasta!

Italy is known to have some of the best pasta

in the whole world!

Italian pasta comes in many shapes,

sizes and colors,

and is cooked with simplicity and love.

Magic Globe: Well, I gotta go.

I've had just about Basta!

Andy: Thanks, Magic Gl--Wait, you've had enough pasta?

Magic Globe: Nope... Basta!

It's an Italian word that means enough!

It just sounds a bit like the word pasta.

Andy/Carmen/Leo: Ohhh!

Basta!

Carmen: Thanks, Magic Globe!

Well guys, I think it's time to--

(party horn tooting)

All: Huh?

(loud knocking) (horn tooting)

Andy/Carmen/Leo: Luna!!

Carmen: ♪ Luna, come and play! ♪

Leo: ♪ Luna's here, what'ya say! ♪

Andy: ♪ Luna, bright as day! ♪

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

Luna: Hey, everybody!

Are you all ready to celebrate Honey's birthday!

Carmen: Actually, I had no idea it was her birthday today,

so now she's very upset with me.

Luna: Oh no.

Carmen: Oh yeah.

So I gotta find her favorite birthday pasta,

but, I don't know which pasta is her favorite!

Luna: Hmmm...

There's only one way to solve this problem Carmen.

Like I always say, when in Rome, go on a ...

Luna/Andy: Roman Pasta Adventure!

Luna: I know someone who's an expert Italian pasta taster.

She can start us out on our adventure, for sure!

Carmen: That's wonderful news, Luna!

Let's go find that pasta!

Luna: Sure thing, Carmen!

Andy/Carmen/Leo: Wooooo!!!

Andy: Pasta, pasta, pasta, pasta!

Carmen: Wow, look at this place!

It's a pasta paradise!

Is this where your friend is, Luna?

The pasta expert?

Luna: Well, not yet.

Now she is!

That pasta expert I mentioned earlier, is actually...

Luna: Meeee !

Andy/Leo: (Gasps) Carmen: You're the pasta expert?

Luna: Thanks, Giovanni!

Yup! I think I'm the world's biggest pasta fan!

I was the personal pasta expert for Michelangelo.

Andy: Wow! The famous renaissance artist?

Luna: Artist and pasta lover!

Carmen: Hmmm.

What kind of pasta would be a hamster's favorite?

Luna: Hmmm, hard to say Carmen.

There are all types of pastas in Italy.

From fancy ones to simple ones.

But if I had my pick I'd say definitely the...

...Cavatelli.

Luna: Hmm, but of course there's also the Tortellini,

my other favorite.

Annnd I shouldn't forget about the Farfalle either...

Or the Garganelli, the Anolini...

Oh! And of course the Strichetti!

The Penne, Macaroni, Rigatoni, Linguine...

Carmen: Basta!! Enough!

Luna: Oh, sorry.

I guess I have a lot of favorites.

Carmen: Yeah, so how am I supposed to

choose Honey's favorite

when there are so many types of Italian pasta!

Luna: Well, Carmen, it's really quite easy.

We simply need to order...

all the pasta!

Carmen: All the pasta??

♪ (funky surfing music) ♪

Luna: ♪ Pasta's full of such surprises! ♪

♪ Many shapes and many sizes! ♪

♪ Twisted noodles are fusilli. ♪

♪ Eat 'em hot or eat 'em chilly! ♪

♪ Viva la, Viva la, Viva la Pasta... ♪

Luna/Carmen/Andy/Leo: ♪ Viva la Pasta! ♪

♪

Luna: ♪ Long and flat is fettuccini... ♪

♪ Look, pastina's very teenie ♪

♪ Like a ribbon- Tagliatelle! ♪

♪ Little worms are Vermicelli! ♪

♪ One called Orzo, I adore so! ♪

♪ Manicotti, even more so! ♪

♪ Slurp with sauce that's thick and meaty. ♪

♪ If it's tube shaped, might be Ziti... ♪

♪ Viva la viva la viva la pasta... ♪

All: ♪ Viva la Pasta! ♪

♪

♪ Corkscrew pasta's Cavatappi... ♪

♪ Pappardelle is kinda sloppy. ♪

♪ Shaped like ears? That's orecchiette! ♪

♪ Little hats are cappelletti! ♪

♪ Tiny tubes are mostaccioli ♪

♪ Tiny pillows... ravioli! ♪

♪ Wagon wheels are called rotelle. ♪

♪ Roll right down into my belly. ♪

That's enough we all cry... ♪

All: ♪ Basta! ♪

Luna: ♪ Viva la, viva la ♪

All: ♪ Viva la pasta! ♪

Carmen: (laughs) Basta!

That's more than basta pasta!

One of these has gotta be Honey's favorite!

Carmen: Let's get it back to the Circo

so Honey can choose her favorite!

Oof! Oof!

It's heavier than it looks!

Meatbaaaaal!

(squish)

Carmen: Aaah!! (zing)

(crash)

Andy: Oh boy! I got it! I got it!

I got it! I got it! I got it!

(kaplonk)

Andy: Oops.

Sorry, Leo. I thought I had it.

Leo: That's okay... I'm all right.

The pasta's not...

Carmen: Okay, well we still have all this other pasta...

Luna: Yeah!

(crash) Ahh!

(smash) Oh!

Uhh... (smash)

well... (slam, bam, kablam)

Luna: Umm...we do still have one meat ball.

(splut)

Carmen: Oh! Honey's birthday is ruined!

What am I going to do now?

We went from having all the pasta...

to none of the pasta!

Andy: It's getting late.

Do the chefs have time to make all that again?

Luna: Ahhh, I don't know, Andy.

I think it may be up to us.

Carmen: Ahhh, I guess I can make my spaghetti...

Luna: That's a great idea, Carmen.

I bet Honey will love it.

Carmen: I don't know.

Spaghetti still seems kinda boring.

But I'll give it a try.

Honey: Hmm...

mmm...I don't even know how to play this game!

This is the worst birthday ever!

Carmen: Honey, it's me...

Honey: Go away! I'm playing a game.

Carmen: Come on, Honey, we brought you

a special birthday treat.

Honey: And, what is this treat?

Carmen: It's pasta...

Honey: (Gasps)

I'm ready!

Carmen: I hope you like it, Honey.

Honey: Is it my favorite?

Carmen: Well, probably not.

It's just my boring old spaghetti.

I'm sorry it's not something more exciting.

Carmen: I tried to get you all kinds of pastas,

made by expert chefs, but it didn't work out...

Honey: (sniffling)

Leo: Oh no, she's crying...

I don't think she likes it.

Honey: I don't like it.

I love it!

Carmen: Uh... You do?

Honey: Yeah!

You made it with my favorite ingredient!

Luna: Noodles?

Leo: Boiling water?

Honey: No! Love!

Wah-hooo!

(Gasps) Om-nom-non-nom-nom!

(loud burp)

Honey: Mmmm! Thanks, Carmen!

Carmen: (giggles) You're welcome, Honey.

We did it, you guys!

Andy: Yeah!!

Carmen: Thanks for the help, Luna.

Luna?

Carmen: Luna? You're in the sky already?

Luna: Yep, it's that time again!

Carmen: I guess I lost track of time,

with all the pasta business.

Thanks for taking us around Rome today,

and for sharing your knowledge of all things pasta.

Luna: No problem, Carmen!

Carmen: Yeah...

it's a shame we didn't get to try all those pastas.

They looked soo pasta-licious.

Luna: They sure did, Carmen.

But there are always more than Basta pastas to try

wherever we visit.

Because, remember, there's always tomorrow!

(whistling theme song) ♪♪

Andy: Hi, it's Andy!

Here's a story I learned about a clever cook in Italy.

Andy: One day the king came upon a man being fed by his cook.

'You look like you need something to think about,'

said the king to the man.

'I'll return in one week and you shall answer three questions:

One: How many stars are in the night?

Two: How high is the sky?

And three: What am I thinking?'

Andy: The man was stumped, but the cook had an idea.

He said, all he needed was a cart-load of rope

and his master's hat and cloak.

Andy: When the king returned, he didn't realize

it was the cook in the man's chair.

The king said, 'So, how many stars are in the night?'

The cook replied, 'Six hundred billion and three.'

'How do I know that is correct?', asked the king.

The cook said, the king was free to count them himself,

if he thought the number was wrong.

The king said, 'Ok, then how high is the sky?'

The cook replied, 'It's as high as this rope is long.

If you doubt me, unroll the rope to the sky, and then measure it.

Finally the king asked, "Then tell me what I am thinking?'

'You are thinking, I am the man,' said the clever cook,

taking off the hat and the cloak.

But I am the cook, who has made a nice soup for you.

The surprised king enjoyed the delicious soup

and they all had a good laugh.

The End.

Andy: Arrivederci Aqua.

Fabuloso: Do you think the coast is clear, Señor Duckuloso?

(squeak-quack)

Good, because it's "All Day Bath Day"!

Since we're in Rome, I've made my bathroom

into a classic roman bath!

And no one else knows about it.

After all, I am Fabuloso of Circo Fabuloso.

We can't have anyone knowing I'm taking the whole day off

to sit in a bathtub, now can we?

(gurgle)

What is this?

No water! Oh!

Oh! What's wrong, little faucet??

I'll get to the bottom of this.

You stay here and guard the faucet, Duckuloso.

Ah! Here's the problem!

(squeak, squeak, clang)

That should do it.

(splash)

Perfect!

And to make sure no one stops this lovely flow of water...

...there!

(gurgle, gurgle)

(clang) (gasp)

Shrews: (laughing)

Waaahhh!!!

Hockbar: Okay, our starring act for tonight's show

is the Aqua...

...Ducks!

Coincidentally, aqua means water,

so the performance will truly be watery and ducky.

(quack quack quack) (splat)

Hockbar: Oh no!!!

Bel Canto: Ah--Mi-Oh..

(gurgle)

-I cannot sing under these conditions.

What is going on here!?!

Leo: We had a little accident with the cake batter.

Wrinkles: (groan)

Andy: Don't worry, I'll rinse him off.

(splut)

Hey, what's the deal?

Where's the water!?

Carmen: Hey guys! Did you hear?

The whole Circo has run dry!

Even the Aqua Ducks, tonight's big act,

have no water for their performance.

(ducks crying)

Leo: And without water, we can't wash the batter

and sprinkles off Wrinkles!!

Andy: Hmmmmm... Does this city even have water?

Where are we?

Carmen: I'm sure Magic Globe knows!

Magic Globe: Hello, everyone! Yes!

There's usually plenty of water here.

We are in the city of Rome in the country of Italy.

Magic Globe: Rome is a magnificent city.

All this talk about water reminds me of

one of ancient Rome's greatest achievements!

Over , years ago,

Roman engineers built structures

called aqueducts to carry water

from natural springs and rivers to the city,

so people had water to drink and bathe in!

The set for tonight's performance is based on

Rome's real Trevi Fountain, which still gets its water

from an ancient aqueduct!

Andy: Wow! Wait.. Aqua Ducks bring water?

Like the Aqua Ducks performing tonight?

Magic Globe: (laughs) No Andy, those are Aqua....Ducks!

Aquaduck: (quack)

Magic Globe: They're called that because Aqua Ducks

sounds like Aque-ducts.

Andy: Oh! I get it.

Carmen: But why did the Romans need

all these aqueduct thingies?

Why not just turn on their faucets?

Magic Globe: Well, water doesn't just magically appear

in our homes, Carmen.

Long systems of pipes called plumbing

have to be built underground to bring the water

from lakes, rivers, and other sources

to our sinks, bathtubs, and hoses.

Andy: But something is keeping that from happening!

I'm getting nothing from my hose!

Magic Globe: Sounds like a fun problem to solve here in Rome!

All: Thanks, Magic Globe!

Andy: So, if the hose doesn't work,

we need to get water for Wrinkles,

the Aqua Ducks, and the whole Circo!

Carmen: But Andy, how are we going to...?

(honk, honk)

(engine noise)

Luna: Hey, guys. Buongiorno!

Carmen/Andy/Leo: Luna!

Carmen: ♪ Luna come and play! ♪

Leo: ♪ Luna's here, whadaya say? ♪

Andy: ♪ Luna bright as day! ♪

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

Luna: Welcome to Rome!

Gina: Wowww, I wish people would sing a song when they see me!

Ha ha ha!

Luna: Andy, Carmen, Leo, this my friend Gina!

She lives here in Rome!

So she knows about all things Roman!

Gina: Hiiii!

Ooooooh! I love that tortoise cake you have there!

Andy: That's no cake, Gina.

That's Leo's actual tortoise Wrinkles...

all covered in batter and sprinkles.

And we have no way to wash him

because the Circo has completely run out of water!!

Luna: Oh no. Isn't there a water performance

planned for tonight too?

Carmen: Yeah, there's supposed to be a big water show

starring the Aqua Ducks inspired by Rome's Trevi Fountain!

Andy: Aqua Ducks, Aque-ducts...

That's it! The Magic Globe said

that the people of Rome built aqueducts

to bring water to their city!

We could build our own aqueduct to bring water to our Circo.

YEAH!

Luna: Oh...

you want to build an aqueduct?

Gina: Hmm. That might be kinda difficult.

The ancient Romans were highly skilled,

and had great materials to work with.

Andy: No no! We can do it!

We have you, Gina!

And we can build an aqueduct

using stuff from the Tent of Spare Stuff!

Leo: Tent of Spare Stuff?

Andy: Yeah, you know...

(commotion) (banging) (crashing)

It's perfect, see?

Look, we can use all this stuff to build our own aqueduct!

Gina: Hmmm...it says here that the aqueducts were built

sloping downward to make the water flow.

It's pretty simple, and there's a pond

up at Villa Borghese Gardens,

so our aqueduct would make water flow right down to the Circo!

This could actually work!

Andy: That's the spirit! What do you say, guys?

Luna: Okay Andy, let's do it!

All: (cheers) Yeah! Awesome! Aqueduct!

(triumphant music) ♪♪

Luna: ♪ Aqueducts in ancient Rome ♪

♪ carried water to every home ♪

♪ Water in such great supply ♪

♪ Rome would never run dry. ♪

♪

♪ Outside town there's water to spare ♪

♪ We must move it from here to there. ♪

♪ So it's time, that we construct ♪

♪ Our very own aqueduct. ♪

♪ Thinking like a Roman engineer ♪

♪ Just like that, the plan is clear ♪

♪ Built using the things we find ♪

♪ Clever and creative design. ♪

♪

♪ Now our aqueduct is nearly done ♪

♪ Ready for a trial run ♪

♪ From the hills the waters flow ♪

♪ To the Circo down below. ♪

♪ Aqueduct beyond compare ♪

♪ water, water everywhere. ♪

(clang)

Luna: Yeeesh.

Leo: Is it supposed to look like that?

I think the Ancient Romans did a way better job.

Carmen: Yeah, it looks a little

rickety and unsafe to me...

(clang)

maybe we shouldn't use it.

Leo: But, then how will we rinse Wrinkles?

Gina: Ooooh, just worrying about it is giving me wrinkles.

See?

Andy: Hey!!! I think it's ready!

Let's do it!!!

Carmen/Leo/Luna/Gina: No, don't do it!

Andy: Don't what?!

Carmen/Leo/Luna/Gina: Do it!

Andy: Got it! I'm doing it!

Andy: Cannonball! (splash)

Carmen/Leo/Luna/Gina: Andy!

Andy: Wooohooo!

Luna: Andy be careful!

Andy: Ahhhhhh!

Aqueducts ruuuuule!

Waaaahoooooo!

Huh?

Whaaaahhh!!!

Ooof!

Sweet landing!

Luna: Andy! Are you okay?

Andy: I sure am, Luna!

Look...

Aquaducks: (quack quack quack)

All: (cheering)

Bel Canto: First, someone steals my water,

and then they build this eyesore?

(whack!)

Good riddance...

(shaking) (low rumble)

(CRASH)

All: (gasp!)

Aquaduck: (quack quack quack)

(splat)

Andy: Our aqueduct is...

ruined.

Just when I thought we saved the day.

Carmen: We're back to having no water!

Andy: Sorry buddy.

We'll have to wait 'til we move to the next city to have water.

Leo: 'Til we move to the next city?

But, Wrinkles must be de- battered and de-sprinkled now!

(chomp)

Wrinkles: (munch, munch) (gulp)

(groan)

Leo: How long can anybody live without water??

Fabuloso: What is the meaning of this!

Stop, you cakey little tortoise!

How dare you disturb my delightful Roman bath!

Andy: Señor Fabuloso! You have water?

Fabuloso: Well...I...uh...

Gina: Ah! The main water pipe was hiding

behind the bush that Wrinkles ate!

Someone simply connected it to the wrong pipe!

AquaDucks: (quack, quack)

(splash)

Carmen/Leo/Luna: Yay!

Andy: You did it, Gina!

All: Yay, water!

Crowd: (cheers)

(splashing)

Hockbar: I can't believe you kept water from the whole Circo

just to have a bath, Señor Fabuloso.

Fabuloso: It was all a mistake.

I am so sorry. I had no idea!

But Hockbar...

...guess who has the softest skin in all of Rome?

All: (cheering)

Gina: Oh! What a show!

Andy: Gina, thanks for helping us

bring water back to the Circo.

Hey, we still need to wash Wrinkles!

Wait... where is Wrinkles?!

(fwoosh)

(crowd cheering)

Leo: His shell... It's so...

shiny and sprinkle-free!

Andy: Wow, Luna, are you seeing this?

Luna: It looks great from up here.

(munch)

Andy: I'm so glad we could meet Gina

and learn how to build our own aqueduct!

The Romans were so smart!

And water is so valuable, we should never waste it!

I feel like there is so much more to learn about Rome, Italy!

Luna: You're right, Andy.

There are always new things to learn wherever we go,

but remember,

there's always tomorrow.

(whistling theme song) ♪♪

(show theme song) ♪♪

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