Isadora Moon (2023) s01e05 Episode Script
Broken Wand
Isadora Moon
the one and only, here I go ♪
I'm totally unique
and extra-starry ♪
Waving my wand,
flying fearlessly, yeah ♪
It's your girl, Isadora ♪
A little bit of both ♪
Half a vampire
half a fairy ♪
Ready for
a new exciting journey ♪
Sparkly and extraordinary ♪
Yeah, that's me, Isadora ♪
Watch me be ♪
Enjoy the strawberry-picking,
Mum.
And see you later for your
special sunset birthday tea.
Can't wait! Bye.
Come on. I'm going to make Mum
a magical birthday surprise.
Mmm-- Oh.
Maybe I can fix
the hole
in Mum's old
watering can for her.
Oopsie.
Aw.
Poor daisy.
(Gasping) I bet I could turn
this into a daisy crown for Mum.
Woo-ooh! Good moaning.
(Chuckling)
Oscar, hi.
Ooh. What are we doing?
Pink Rabbit and I
are making
something special
for Mum's birthday.
A birthday crown.
What do you think?
I mean, you could try
making it bigger.
It is supposed to be
a special birthday present.
Bigger? You think?
Definitely.
I once saw
an ancient Egyptian queen
with a proper gold crown.
Not just daisies.
You rude ghost! Come here.
I'll turn you
into a daisy.
Or not!
(Giggling)
(Both giggling)
Ta-da!
Oh, no, no, no. Even bigger.
(Giggling)
Bigger still.
Whee!
(Electricity zapping)
Huh? What happened?
(Gasping)
Oh, no, no, no!
It's Mum's favourite plant.
I have to fix this.
Good morning.
Oh, what was that?
Are you okay?
You look a bit green.
I'm quite fine,
thank you, Oscar.
No. No, no, no.
I mean, you literally
look green,
like a frog.
(Giggling)
What do you mean, a--
(Screaming)
My face.
What about my face?
Green, too.
No!
Not my precious face.
Oh.
I'm sorry, Dad. I was trying
some birthday magic for Mum,
and I think I broke my wand.
And even worse, look what I did
to Mum's plant.
Oh, dear.
That is not good.
But also, what about my face?
I really want to fix everything
before Mum gets home.
Please can we take my wand
to the wand repair tree
in the forest?
Well, I was just about
to go to bed
but I don't sleep knowing
my handsome features are green.
Okay, okay, okay.
Thanks, Dad.
Let's go.
Ah. You know,
I have no idea where
the fairy wand place
is.
(Giggling) Don't worry, Dad.
I know exactly where it is.
Look.
There it is. Come on.
No, no. No, no.
I'll wait here for you.
Green is not my colour.
If anyone saw me,
I would be a laughingstock.
On the upside, you blend in
really nicely with the leaves.
(Gasping) Rude, but true.
(Giggling)
(Knocking on door)
Mignonette!
Look, Pink Rabbit.
It's the tooth fairy.
Wand repair fairy, actually.
The tooth fairy thing
didn't work out.
Anyway, how can I help?
It's my wand.
I accidentally bashed it.
Oh, that sounds bad.
And now,
it makes green sparkles.
Green sparkles?
Those are the worst ones.
I shrivelled
my mum's favourite plant.
(Clearing throat)
Oh, yeah.
And I turned my dad green.
Mortifying!
Let's have a look.
(Electricity zapping)
Oh! You have been careless.
I'm not careless.
It's just because I'm--
I'm only half-fairy,
so magic's hard.
Can you fix it, please?
I'd like to say yes,
but I'm still
in training,
and the actual wand repairers
have to attend
a toadstool emergency.
(Gasping) What am I going to do?
Mum will be home soon,
and her birthday will be ruined.
Wait a minute.
(Tools grinding and clanking)
I could give you
this emergency wand.
Thing is,
it can perform one spell only.
That could work.
I could fix Mum's plant,
and then tell her about
my broken wand later.
Not so fast.
The instructions.
This is very important.
You have to stand
in full sunlight.
You need to give it
a small flourish
to get it started,
and then three taps.
Tap-tap-tap. And then--
Perfect. I've got it.
Thanks, Mignonette.
This is great.
Dad, look!
(Snoring) Huh? What?
A new wand.
Oh, excellent.
Quickly turn me back
to my natural shade
of magnificent marble.
Dad, I can only do one spell,
and I really want to fix
Mum's plant.
After all, it is her birthday.
Ah, okay. I understand.
Bye, Mignonette.
Use it carefully.
Once the spell is used,
the wand will just be a stick.
BARTHOLOMEW:
You know what?
You do your plant magic
and I will have a nap,
so I'll be fresh for your mum's
sunset birthday celebration.
Okay, Dad.
Let's go fix
Mum's precious plant.
Oh.
Why won't it work?
Mignonette must have
given me a faulty wand.
What are you doing?
Wait for me.
Oh, yes.
Mignonette did say something
about using the wand
in full sunlight.
Good thinking, Pink Rabbit.
Now, what else
did Mignonette say?
Hmm.
Can't remember. Never mind.
Uh-oh.
That wasn't supposed to happen.
Reverse. Reverse!
Pink Rabbit, it's not working.
Oh!
It's just a stick now.
BARTHOLOMEW:
Isadora, what's going on?
I can't get out.
Sorry, Dad.
I'm trying to fix it.
Woo-hoo! What fun.
The house is covered
in daisies
and Dad can't get out.
Oh, what a day
to be alive!
Or not, if you see what I mean.
(Giggling)
Thanks, Oscar.
Not helpful.
What am I going to do?
Mum will be here
any minute.
CORDELIA:
Isadora?
Oh. Blooming flora!
(Gasping)
Mum, I wanted to give you
a lovely flower surprise
for your birthday.
Well, you certainly
did that.
Yes, but I didn't mean
to do this.
Oh.
My poor daisy.
What happened?
I was trying to make you
a flower crown,
and I was a bit careless.
I broke my wand and did this
to your precious plant.
I see.
I tried to fix it
with an emergency wand,
but I didn't listen to
instructions.
I'm sorry.
I think a little magic
should fix your wand.
(Gasping) You fixed it!
Thanks, Mum.
What about your plant?
A little love and attention
with my green fingers
should do the trick.
Speaking of
green fingers,
you should see Dad.
BARTHOLOMEW:
Hello?
I'm still trapped in
the great big daisy house.
I want to come and wish you
a happy birthday, my darling.
(Shouting, meowing)
Hmm?
Dad?
Happy Birthday,
my darling. Mwah.
Forgive the new appearance.
I don't think it's contagious.
(Giggling)
I love it.
Green is one of
my favourite colours.
(Chuckling)
And now,
for the house.
It might take a while
to reverse this magic.
Please, can I do it?
It was my mess,
and I really want to
fix it.
Isadora, taking responsibility
for your mistakes
is a wonderful thing to do,
whether you're human or fairy
or vampire.
Go on.
Carefully point your wand
at the daisies.
Huh? It's only just one.
Ah, that's the thing
with the beginner's wand.
It will only do one daisy
at a time.
What?
Only another 400
to go before sunset.
(Giggling)
(Sighing)
Happy Birthday,
Mum!
Happy Birthday,
my darling.
Let's have
a birthday photo.
(Clicking)
Smile.
No, wait. I'm still green!
(Shutter clicking)
Oh.
ISADORA:
I didn't manage to make
your flower crown,
but I hope you like
this instead.
I love it!
Oh, wait.
One more thing.
Oh. Very good
wand action, Isadora.
And could I ask you
to do something
about the green?
Oopsie.
Back to my handsome self again.
(Laughing)
Uh
now, you are.
(Giggling)
A little bit of both ♪
Mighty vampire, magic fairy ♪
Ready for
a new exciting journey ♪
Sparkly and extraordinary ♪
Yeah, that's me, Isadora ♪
Watch me be ♪
the one and only, here I go ♪
I'm totally unique
and extra-starry ♪
Waving my wand,
flying fearlessly, yeah ♪
It's your girl, Isadora ♪
A little bit of both ♪
Half a vampire
half a fairy ♪
Ready for
a new exciting journey ♪
Sparkly and extraordinary ♪
Yeah, that's me, Isadora ♪
Watch me be ♪
Enjoy the strawberry-picking,
Mum.
And see you later for your
special sunset birthday tea.
Can't wait! Bye.
Come on. I'm going to make Mum
a magical birthday surprise.
Mmm-- Oh.
Maybe I can fix
the hole
in Mum's old
watering can for her.
Oopsie.
Aw.
Poor daisy.
(Gasping) I bet I could turn
this into a daisy crown for Mum.
Woo-ooh! Good moaning.
(Chuckling)
Oscar, hi.
Ooh. What are we doing?
Pink Rabbit and I
are making
something special
for Mum's birthday.
A birthday crown.
What do you think?
I mean, you could try
making it bigger.
It is supposed to be
a special birthday present.
Bigger? You think?
Definitely.
I once saw
an ancient Egyptian queen
with a proper gold crown.
Not just daisies.
You rude ghost! Come here.
I'll turn you
into a daisy.
Or not!
(Giggling)
(Both giggling)
Ta-da!
Oh, no, no, no. Even bigger.
(Giggling)
Bigger still.
Whee!
(Electricity zapping)
Huh? What happened?
(Gasping)
Oh, no, no, no!
It's Mum's favourite plant.
I have to fix this.
Good morning.
Oh, what was that?
Are you okay?
You look a bit green.
I'm quite fine,
thank you, Oscar.
No. No, no, no.
I mean, you literally
look green,
like a frog.
(Giggling)
What do you mean, a--
(Screaming)
My face.
What about my face?
Green, too.
No!
Not my precious face.
Oh.
I'm sorry, Dad. I was trying
some birthday magic for Mum,
and I think I broke my wand.
And even worse, look what I did
to Mum's plant.
Oh, dear.
That is not good.
But also, what about my face?
I really want to fix everything
before Mum gets home.
Please can we take my wand
to the wand repair tree
in the forest?
Well, I was just about
to go to bed
but I don't sleep knowing
my handsome features are green.
Okay, okay, okay.
Thanks, Dad.
Let's go.
Ah. You know,
I have no idea where
the fairy wand place
is.
(Giggling) Don't worry, Dad.
I know exactly where it is.
Look.
There it is. Come on.
No, no. No, no.
I'll wait here for you.
Green is not my colour.
If anyone saw me,
I would be a laughingstock.
On the upside, you blend in
really nicely with the leaves.
(Gasping) Rude, but true.
(Giggling)
(Knocking on door)
Mignonette!
Look, Pink Rabbit.
It's the tooth fairy.
Wand repair fairy, actually.
The tooth fairy thing
didn't work out.
Anyway, how can I help?
It's my wand.
I accidentally bashed it.
Oh, that sounds bad.
And now,
it makes green sparkles.
Green sparkles?
Those are the worst ones.
I shrivelled
my mum's favourite plant.
(Clearing throat)
Oh, yeah.
And I turned my dad green.
Mortifying!
Let's have a look.
(Electricity zapping)
Oh! You have been careless.
I'm not careless.
It's just because I'm--
I'm only half-fairy,
so magic's hard.
Can you fix it, please?
I'd like to say yes,
but I'm still
in training,
and the actual wand repairers
have to attend
a toadstool emergency.
(Gasping) What am I going to do?
Mum will be home soon,
and her birthday will be ruined.
Wait a minute.
(Tools grinding and clanking)
I could give you
this emergency wand.
Thing is,
it can perform one spell only.
That could work.
I could fix Mum's plant,
and then tell her about
my broken wand later.
Not so fast.
The instructions.
This is very important.
You have to stand
in full sunlight.
You need to give it
a small flourish
to get it started,
and then three taps.
Tap-tap-tap. And then--
Perfect. I've got it.
Thanks, Mignonette.
This is great.
Dad, look!
(Snoring) Huh? What?
A new wand.
Oh, excellent.
Quickly turn me back
to my natural shade
of magnificent marble.
Dad, I can only do one spell,
and I really want to fix
Mum's plant.
After all, it is her birthday.
Ah, okay. I understand.
Bye, Mignonette.
Use it carefully.
Once the spell is used,
the wand will just be a stick.
BARTHOLOMEW:
You know what?
You do your plant magic
and I will have a nap,
so I'll be fresh for your mum's
sunset birthday celebration.
Okay, Dad.
Let's go fix
Mum's precious plant.
Oh.
Why won't it work?
Mignonette must have
given me a faulty wand.
What are you doing?
Wait for me.
Oh, yes.
Mignonette did say something
about using the wand
in full sunlight.
Good thinking, Pink Rabbit.
Now, what else
did Mignonette say?
Hmm.
Can't remember. Never mind.
Uh-oh.
That wasn't supposed to happen.
Reverse. Reverse!
Pink Rabbit, it's not working.
Oh!
It's just a stick now.
BARTHOLOMEW:
Isadora, what's going on?
I can't get out.
Sorry, Dad.
I'm trying to fix it.
Woo-hoo! What fun.
The house is covered
in daisies
and Dad can't get out.
Oh, what a day
to be alive!
Or not, if you see what I mean.
(Giggling)
Thanks, Oscar.
Not helpful.
What am I going to do?
Mum will be here
any minute.
CORDELIA:
Isadora?
Oh. Blooming flora!
(Gasping)
Mum, I wanted to give you
a lovely flower surprise
for your birthday.
Well, you certainly
did that.
Yes, but I didn't mean
to do this.
Oh.
My poor daisy.
What happened?
I was trying to make you
a flower crown,
and I was a bit careless.
I broke my wand and did this
to your precious plant.
I see.
I tried to fix it
with an emergency wand,
but I didn't listen to
instructions.
I'm sorry.
I think a little magic
should fix your wand.
(Gasping) You fixed it!
Thanks, Mum.
What about your plant?
A little love and attention
with my green fingers
should do the trick.
Speaking of
green fingers,
you should see Dad.
BARTHOLOMEW:
Hello?
I'm still trapped in
the great big daisy house.
I want to come and wish you
a happy birthday, my darling.
(Shouting, meowing)
Hmm?
Dad?
Happy Birthday,
my darling. Mwah.
Forgive the new appearance.
I don't think it's contagious.
(Giggling)
I love it.
Green is one of
my favourite colours.
(Chuckling)
And now,
for the house.
It might take a while
to reverse this magic.
Please, can I do it?
It was my mess,
and I really want to
fix it.
Isadora, taking responsibility
for your mistakes
is a wonderful thing to do,
whether you're human or fairy
or vampire.
Go on.
Carefully point your wand
at the daisies.
Huh? It's only just one.
Ah, that's the thing
with the beginner's wand.
It will only do one daisy
at a time.
What?
Only another 400
to go before sunset.
(Giggling)
(Sighing)
Happy Birthday,
Mum!
Happy Birthday,
my darling.
Let's have
a birthday photo.
(Clicking)
Smile.
No, wait. I'm still green!
(Shutter clicking)
Oh.
ISADORA:
I didn't manage to make
your flower crown,
but I hope you like
this instead.
I love it!
Oh, wait.
One more thing.
Oh. Very good
wand action, Isadora.
And could I ask you
to do something
about the green?
Oopsie.
Back to my handsome self again.
(Laughing)
Uh
now, you are.
(Giggling)
A little bit of both ♪
Mighty vampire, magic fairy ♪
Ready for
a new exciting journey ♪
Sparkly and extraordinary ♪
Yeah, that's me, Isadora ♪
Watch me be ♪