♪ Waahoooa yay! [♪♪♪]
♪ Vamonos!
♪Lo le lo lai, lo lai lai lo le, ♪
♪ it's Alma's Way!
♪ Here she comes,
♪beaming with pride and something to say! ♪
♪ Hear those drums?
♪ Playing Alma's Way.
♪ From the Bronx,
♪ singing a le lo lai, lai lo lei, ♪
♪ Our island songs,
♪ saying Alma's Way!
♪So many questions, So much to explain. ♪
♪ Hoh! ♪ Figure it out as you hop on the train. ♪
♪Hoo! ♪ ♪With Mami, Papi, Junior and Abuelo, mi gente. ♪
♪ I'll think it through and share it with you, ♪
♪ come on vente!
♪ There she goes!
♪Learning about her world every day. ♪
♪ The whole world knows,
♪ it's Alma's Way...
♪ Alma's Way! ♪
♪¡Wepa! ♪
[♪♪♪]
ALMA: "Lucas Left Out"
[traffic]
LUCAS/JUNIOR: Whoa! CHACHO: [barks]
JUNIOR: [giggles]
OWEN: I think they're excited to go to the Statue of Liberty.
ALMA: There!
We've been planning our trip
to the Statue of Liberty for a month!
So, first we'll get on the subway here, in the Bronx...
JUNIOR: All aboard to the Statue of Liberty!
Are we going to pass the Sweat Sox Stadium?
EDDIE: Yep, right around... here.
JUNIOR: Bing-Bong! Whoosh!
Sweat Sox Stadium, all aboard!
ALMA: We'll take the train
into Manhattan,
and then ride all the way down here.
LUCAS: Is that where we get on the ferry?
EDDIE: Mmhmm.
And we'll ride it across the river
to Liberty Island!
ALMA: To see the Statue of Liberty!
LUCAS: Oh that's gonna be awesome!
I haven't been there since I was a little kid!
[sniffles]
ALMA: Me neither! I've always wanted a foam crown.
EDDIE: Me too!
I'm going to get a new crown!
[sniffles]
JUNIOR: Do you think they have crowns for dogs?
EDDIE: Maybe!
LUCAS: We're going to have so much fun at the Statue of Liberty together!
LUCAS: [sniffles]
[sniffles] Aaah...
ah.. ah.. [holding in a sneeze]
Aaah. [sigh of relief]
AHH-CHOO!
EDDIE¡Salud! JUNIOR:Bless you!
ALMA: Are you okay, Lucas?
LUCAS: [sounding stuffed up] Totally fine. Never better.
OWEN: Huh, I'm not so sure...
You were sniffling last night too.
LUCAS: [sigh] I'm fine...
OWEN: Hmmm, warm.
Let's get you home, Lucas.
LUCAS: Ah-ah-ah-ahh-CHOO!
[sniffles] Okay.
See you tomorrow.
OWEN: Sorry, buddy.
Seems like you're getting a bad cold...
so you're gonna have to sit this one out.
LUCAS: Wha-- Huh?!
But I wanna go with my friends!
OWEN: Yeah... You'll have to go with them another time. Okay?
LUCAS: (disappointed) Aww... Have a great time...
ah-choo!
OWEN: Bye, everybody.
NESTOR: Adiós
ALMA: Lucas seems really bummed.
Hey, Lucas, we'll take lots of pictures for you, okay?
LUCAS: (glum) Thanks. Ah-choo! Bye.
ALMA: Hmm.
[subway passing by]
ALMA: Our trip to the Statue of Liberty last week
was AH-MAY-ZING!
I'm going to Lucas', Abuelo!
ABUELO: Hm-Hmm.
ALMA: I can't wait to tell Lucas all about it!
Lucas, hey, Lucas! You up there?
LUCAS: Oh! Hi, Alma.
ALMA: How are you feeling?
LUCAS: All better!
ALMA: Sweet! Come on down! I have something for you.
LUCAS: [gasp]
LUCAS: What is it?
ALMA: TA-DA! A new Statue of Liberty crown! Just like you wanted!
LUCAS: Oh... thanks, Alma.
ALMA: Aren't you gonna put it on?
LUCAS: Maybe later.
ALMA: I thought he'd be more excited about his new crown.
Oh! Let me show you the pictures we took!
Check it out!
This is us on the subway... [laughing] Junior always falls asleep.
ALMA: THIS is us on the ferry.
It was SO windy!
And THIS is us at the Statue of Liberty!
She's so much bigger and greener than I thought!
ALMA: The Statue of Liberty is saaaa-weet, right?!
LUCAS: Yeah, those pictures are great, but... [sighs]
I just wish I could've been there with you.
Thanks. Later, Alma.
ALMA: I thought Lucas would want to see our pictures.
But he still seems bummed that he missed our trip.
Hmm, what could I do to cheer him up?
I gotta think about this...
LUCAS: That's gonna be awesome! I haven't been there since I was a little kid!
We're going to have so much fun at the Statue of Liberty together!
ALMA: Lucas was REALLY excited about our trip.
ALMA: The Statue of Liberty is saaaa-weet, right?!
LUCAS: Yeah, those pictures are great, but...
[sigh] I just wish I could've been there with you.
ALMA: I think he was more excited to see it WITH us...
ALMA: Hmmm... I wish we could've brought the Statue of Liberty back to the Bronx...
but that's not possible...
or is it?
Ohhhh, I know what to do!
And Lucas is gonna love it!
[rubber ball squeak]
CHACHO: [grunt] EDDIE /JUNIOR: [laughs]
[rubber ball squeak]
ALMA: Hey, Eddie! Junior!
Help me bring the Statue of Liberty to the Bronx!
EDDIE: Whaaaa?! JUNIOR:/Huh?!
[intercom buzzer]
LUCAS: [through speaker] Hello?
ALMA: It's Alma! Come quick!
LUCAS: Dad, I'm gonna hang out with Alma.
OK, I'm coming, Alma.
♪♪♪
LUCAS: What's up?
ALMA: You gotta come with me!
LUCAS: Where are we going?
ALMA: I can't tell you because it's a surprise!
But I can tell you that it's a good surprise.
LUCAS: [gasp]
ALMA: C'mon, hurry!
LUCAS: Okay.
LUCAS: Huh?
LUCAS: What's happening?
ALMA: Since you missed our trip,
we're going to give you a special Statue of Liberty tour!
EDDIE: Right here in the Bronx!
LUCAS: For real?!
ALMA: Yep! And we're gonna do it together!
EDDIE: C'mon, the train's here!
LUCAS: Uhhh, okay! When do we leave?
GLORIA: Ding-dong! This is the downtown train to Bowling Green.
ALMA: Let's go!
LUCAS: [claps] This is gonna be AWESOME!
GLORIA: Stand clear of the closing doors, please.
Ding-dong!
GLORIA: This is Sweat Sox Stadium Station.
LUCAS: Should we get off and see a baseball game?
EDDIE: Maybe on the way back.
GLORIA: Stand clear of the closing doors please!
Ding-dong!
CHACHO: [bark]
GLORIA: Excuse me, Sir, are you getting on?
You're holding up mah train!
ALMA: Come 'ere, boy!
CHACHO: [whimpers]
GLORIA: Hang on, everybody. This train is going express!
GLORIA: Screeeech-
EDDIE: Oops- ALMA: Oof-
ALMA/EDDIE/LUCAS: [laughs]
GLORIA: This is... Bowling Green Station.
If you're going to the Statue of Liberty, this is your stop!
CHACHO: [yips]
LUCAS: Thank you for the subway ride, Ms. Gloria!
GLORIA: Just doing my job, Lucas!
CHACHO: [bark]
LUCAS: Is this where we take the ferry?
ALMA: Yep! But we're waiting for the [calling out] FERRY CAPTAIN!
NESTOR: 'tis I... Ah-ah- ohh! Oh, oh!
Captain Nestor, here to ferry you out yonder,
across the glorious New York Harbor to...
la Estatua de la Libertad!
ALMA: [laughs]
LUCAS: Huh?
ALMA: He's taking us to the Statue of Liberty.
LUCAS: Gotcha!
NESTOR: ¡Epa! iWepa! ¡Wee! iVamos!
Acá, ven Let's set sail to Liberty Island!
KIDS: Yeah! Awesome! Woohoo!! Nice! Yeah! Alright!
CHACHO: [Barks]
ALMA: I hope you don't get seasick. [giggles]
CHACHO: [whimpers]
NESTOR: (singing)♪ Row, row, row your boat, ♪
♪ Across the Hudson RIVER!
♪ Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, ♪
♪ I-... I don't know what rhymes with river! ♪ Ha-ha!
A Ver, now everyone!
ALL: (singing)♪ Row, row, row your boat, ♪
♪ Across the Hudson RIVER!
♪ Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, ♪
♪ Don't know what rhymes with river! ♪
[laughs]
NESTOR: ¡Llegamos! Here we are at the majestic Liberty Island!
Don't forget any personal belongings, please.
NESTOR: Oh. [clears throat] Ma'am...?
CHACHO: [barks]
ALMA: Huh?
CHACHO: [whimpers]
ALMA: Ohhhh! [giggles] C'mon, Chacho!
NESTOR: Anchors away!
EDDIE: Welcome to Liberty Island!
LUCAS: Where's the Statue of Liberty?
ALMA: Yes... where IS the Statue of Liberty?!
[clears throat] Ah-ah-AHEM! Calling the Statue of Liberty!!
YO, STATUE!!!!
[door opens & closes]
LUCAS: [gasp]
♪[heroic music]
LUCAS: Whoa!
Wow! The statue is even greener than I remember.
But... not as big.
ALMA/EDDIE/LUCAS: [laughs]
JUNIOR: I DO look good, don't I?
OWEN: I want to get a picture of all of you with the Statue of Liberty!
ALMA: Lucas, put on your crown!
LUCAS: Oh, yeah!
[camera clicks]
ALMA: (whispering) Junior, statues can't move!
JUNIOR: Well, this statue can! And it can dance, too!
JUNIOR: Uh-uh! Uh-uh-uh! Mmm! Aah! Yeah!
[camera shutter]
JUNIOR: O-o-o-o-ooo!! Yeah!
[clapping]
OWEN: Ooh, look at that one!
NESTOR: Mmm-hmm!
OWEN: Oh that's a good one!
GLORIA: Awww! So much fun!!
OWEN: Aw, that one's great.
NESTOR: ¡Qué guapos!
ALMA: So, Lucas... what do you think of our trip?
LUCAS: What do I think?
LUCAS: It... was...
AAAAAWESOME!!
My favorite part was when we got on the subway... ah, no, no --
Oh, uh, the ferry... no, the, uh... seeing the Statue.
I can't decide! I loved it all!
LUCAS: Ooh! I know! The best part was you doing this for ME!
Thanks so much!
ALMA: No prob! That's what friends do!
LUCAS: So... can we do it again?
ALMA: Sure!
EDDIE: Definitely!
JUNIOR: This time, can I be Super Statue of Liberty?!
[makes flying sounds]
♪[funky music]
Uh-huh! Mm-mm-mm. Oh yeah!
NESTOR: I like your moves, Super Statue! Hey-ya!
EDDIE/LUCAS: Woo! Wohoo! Oh yeah! Let's do this!
ALMA: Lucas might have missed the real Statue of Liberty,
but can the real one dance like that?
[♪♪♪]
EVERYONE: [laughing]
[♪♪♪]
[subway train sounds horn]
ALMA: "The Sweetest Treat"
[car horns honking]
FRANKIE: Check out this old photo that was taken right here!
ALMA: That's what it used to look like right here?
FRANKIE: Better believe it, kiddo.
[subway rumbles by]
ANDRÉ: But...where's the subway?
FRANKIE: This photo was taken before the subway was built.
ANDRÉ: For real?!
ALMA: No way!
FRANKIE: Check this out. Look across the street!
That corner used to look like this!
ANDRÉ: Ooh!
ALMA: Horses? On this street?
ANDRÉ: Were there ever horse traffic jams?
FRANKIE: Um...maybe?
FRANKIE: He-he-hey-now! Here's one from the s.
ANDRÉ: That looks like my mom's bookstore!
Except... not my mom's bookstore?
FRANKIE: Right!!
There used to be a bakery here called "Tres Cocos."
Recognize anyone?
ALMA: Wait a minute. Is that my abuelo?
His hair is so long! ...And so brown!
FRANKIE: [chuckles] Yep!
And check out Mr. Ramirez and my mom.
ANDRÉ: That's Doña Carmen? Whoa! Nice shades!
FRANKIE: That was... [finger snap] the style!
NEA: Frankie!
Look what I found in the basement...
Thanks!
FRANKIE: The Tres Cocos Bakery menu?!
Yo! This is legit!
NEA: Right? It's gonna look fab with your old photos in the gallery.
FRANKIE: Thanks, Nea!
NEA: No prob! I can see it now:
"The Bronx Through the Years!"
ALMA: These desserts sound so yummy!
ANDRÉ: Did you ever try the tres leches?
ALMA : Were the coconetes warm, like right out of the oven?
ANDRÉ: Did the chocolate cake have chocolate chips?
FRANKIE: Don't look at me! I was a lil' kid. I don't remember.
But you know who you can ask?
La reina del barrio. Mi Mamá!
ANDRÉ: Hey, Mom, can we go talk to Doña Carmen?
ALMA: And can we take this with us, please?
NEA: MmHmm. ANDRÉ: [gasp]
FRANKIE: I can take 'em to her. She's chillin' in the park.
NEA: Yeah, sure! Can't wait to hear what she's gotta say!
ALMA: Thanks! ANDRÉ:Thank you!
[kids laughing]
FRANKIE: Hey, Ma!
FRANKIE: Bendición Mami. [chuckles] Mwah!
DOÑA CARMEN: ¡Ay, mi guapito!
ALMA: [giggles]
DOÑA CARMEN: And my little gingersnaps! [kisses]
ALMA/ANDRÉ: [blows a kiss] Mwah!
DOÑA CARMEN: Whatcha got there?
ANDRÉ: My mom found it in the basement of the bookstore.
DOÑA CARMEN: Hmm...
[gasp] ¡¿Qué qué?! Is this from Tres Cocos Bakery!?
ALMA: Yeah, and look at this!
DOÑA CARMEN: [long sigh]
Ay, Tres Cocos...
You know,
I would spend hours there with Mr. Ramirez and your Abuelo.
DOÑA CARMEN: ¡Oye, Hector, ven aquí!
You've got to see this.
MR. RAMIREZ: Stay here, okay? I'll be right back.
MR. RAMIREZ: ¿Qué pasa?
DOÑA CARMEN: Look!
MR. RAMIREZ: Ay, Tres Cocos...
That bakery had the best desserts y cafecitos in the Bronx.
¿Recuerdas, Carmen?
DOÑA CARMEN: Oh yes! The coconetes were divine.
MR. RAMIREZ: I can almost taste them.
So sweet, so chewy...
DOÑA CARMEN: So coconutty.
MR. RAMIREZ: Ha! DOÑA CARMEN: [deep sigh]
ALMA: So. Hungry.
CHACHO: [barks]
MR. RAMIREZ: You know who really loved those coconetes?
ANDRÉ: Who?
MR. RAMIREZ: Hm-hm-hm-hmm...
ABUELO: ¡Hola!
ALMA: My Abuelo?
MR. RAMIREZ: Mmm-hmm.
ABUELO: Who? Me?!
MR. RAMIREZ: Remember this?
ABUELO: [gaps] Oh! Ay...
ALMA: Wait for it...
DOÑA CARMEN/MR. RAMIREZ /ABUELO: Ay, Tres Cocos...
ABUELO: Amigos, what a time we had! We'd sit together for hours!
MR. RAMIREZ: And eat coconetes and drink cafecitos!
DOÑA CARMEN: Ayy.. So many people passed by and we'd talk to everyone...
Tres Cocos Bakery was the heart of the neighborhood.
MR. RAMIREZ: We gotta hang out like that again.
DOÑA CARMEN: Ah! How about we whip up a batch of our own coconetes, huh!?
I got the Tres Cocos recipe before the bakery closed.
ALMA: [gasp]
ANDRÉ: Yes!
ALMA: We'll help!
MR. RAMIREZ: ¡Wepa! It'll be just like the good ol' days!
DOÑA CARMEN/MR. RAMIREZ /ABUELO: Ay, Tres Cocos...
CHACHO: [barks]
ABUELO: Okay okay, Chacho!
ABUELO: ¡Chau, amigos!
MR. RAMIREZ: I gotta go too, chao!
DOÑA CARMEN: Okay, gingersnaps! Let's get baking!
[traffic] [cars honking]
DOÑA CARMEN: That's it, babies. You two are such good helpers.
[chuckling] And cute, too!
Let's see what's next...
FRANKIE: He-hey! Yo! What's good, bakers?
FRANKIE: [sniffs] Ahhh... [chuckles]
DOÑA CARMEN: Paciencia, mi reyecito.
Mamá will make sure you get one when they're ready.
FRANKIE: Okay, mommy! [laughs] Can't wait!
FRANKIE/DOÑA CARMEN: Mwah!
ALMA/ANDRÉ: [giggles]
DOÑA CARMEN: Ready for a taste, mis chiquitos?
ALMA:Uh-huh! ANDRÉ: Oh yeah!
ANDRÉ: Mmmm. So sweet...
ALMA: Mm, So chewy...
DOÑA CARMEN: Mmm, so coconutty...
but they just don't taste like the ones from Tres Cocos Bakery.
ANDRÉ: Really? What did we do wrong?
DOÑA CARMEN: Not sure, babycakes.
But I gotta get it right. Let's try again.
ALMA: Wow. If the coconetes from Tres Cocos Bakery
were even better,
I'm in!
♪♪♪
[cr*ck]
♪♪♪
[timer clicks] [timer rings]
DOÑA CARMEN: Nope. That's not it.
♪♪♪
[cr*ck]
♪♪♪
[timer clicks] [timer rings]
DOÑA CARMEN: That's not it either!
♪♪♪
[timer clicks] [timer rings]
♪♪♪
ALMA: They taste the same to me.
ANDRÉ: Me, too. Still delicious.
DOÑA CARMEN: ¿Qué está pasando?
None of these coconetes taste like the ones at Tres Cocos Bakery.
[deep sigh]
ALMA: Hmm, Doña Carmen looks kinda frustrated...
Maybe we need a second opinion?
DOÑA CARMEN: (re-energized) Ahh!
¡Buena idea, nenita! [snaps fingers] Vamos.
[traffic] [cars honking]
MR. RAMIREZ: [chewing] Mmmm....
ANDRÉ: Whaddya think, Mr. Ramirez?
MR. RAMIREZ: This one is tasty, and this one is too, but...
they're not quite the same as Tres Cocos Bakery.
DOÑA CARMEN: Right?! It just doesn't taste like it did in the good ol' days.
MR. RAMIREZ: Mhmm.. Maybe ask your Abuelo, Alma.
DOÑA CARMEN: Ah-ha! Come on, mis bebitos!
ABUELO: [chewing] Mmm... Something's missing.
Mmmm. ¡Están delicioso! But...
it's just not the same as Tres Cocos Bakery.
DOÑA CARMEN: Right? We can't figure it out.
Ahh.. gracias.
ABUELO: Uhh, ahh... you can leave those here.
No sense in wasting them.
ABUELO/DOÑA CARMEN: [chuckles]
DOÑA CARMEN: ¡Muchísimas gracias, my little bakers!
I had fun today,
even if the coconetes won't ever be like they were
at Tres Cocos.
[deep sigh]
DOÑA CARMEN: Ay, mira chicos lindos [chuckle]
ANDRÉ: Well, I guess I'll see you later, Alma.
ALMA: Okay, André.
ALMA: I don't get it. It's the same recipe from the bakery.
Maybe it's not about the recipe?
I gotta think about this.
ABUELO: We'd sit together for hours!
MR. RAMIREZ: And eat coconetes and drink cafecitos.
ALMA: The coconetes WERE delicious...
but that wasn't the only thing they loved about Tres Cocos.
MR. RAMIREZ: We gotta hang out like that again.
ALMA: I think Doña Carmen, Abuelo, and Mr. Ramirez
miss spending time together!
DOÑA CARMEN: Tres Cocos Bakery was the heart of the neighborhood.
ALMA: There sure was a lot going on at Tres Cocos...
[gasp] That's it!
I know what to do!
ALMA: Hey, André!
ANDRÉ: What's up, Alma?
ALMA: We need the recipe for Tres Cocos Bakery.
ANDRÉ: A recipe for the bakery? You have a recipe for THAT?
ALMA: Well, hanging out all day, eating coconetes,
and talking to the whole neighborhood.
THAT'S the recipe for Tres Cocos Bakery.
C'mon!
DOÑA CARMEN: What's the big surprise, cielitos? ABUELO: Can't wait!
ALMA/ANDRÉ: TADA!
DOÑA CARMEN/MR. RAMIREZ /ABUELO: [gasps!]
MR. RAMIREZ ¡No lo puedo creer!/
ABUELO: ¡Increible!
DOÑA CARMEN: Just like Tres Cocos Bakery, no?
ALMA: Yes, yes, yes, yes, YES!
DOÑA CARMEN: What a fantastic surprise, my dumplings!
ANDRÉ: We made my Mom's bookstore
look just like it used to when it was the bakery!
ALMA: Maybe now your coconetes will taste just like you remember.
MR. RAMIREZ: ¡Oye amigo! Care to share?
ABUELO: [chuckles] Of course, mi amigo! André, por favor.
ABUELO/MR. RAMIREZ: [chuckling]
DOÑA CARMEN: Mmmm...
ALMA: What do you think, Doña Carmen?
DOÑA CARMEN: Let me tell you, baby.
These coconetes taste just like...
DOÑA CARMEN /ABUELO/ MR. RAMIREZ: Tres Cocos Bakery!
ABUELO: [chuckling] Yes! Just like the good ol' days.
EVERYONE: [big sigh] Ahh, Tres Cocos!
[music fades out]
[♪♪♪]
01x24 - Lucas Left Out/The Sweetest Treat
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The show is set in The Bronx, New York and revolves around Alma, a six-year-old Puerto Rican girl, as she ventures out into her Latino neighborhood to demonstrate decision making and social awareness skills.
The show is set in The Bronx, New York and revolves around Alma, a six-year-old Puerto Rican girl, as she ventures out into her Latino neighborhood to demonstrate decision making and social awareness skills.