Isadora Moon (2023) s01e06 Episode Script
Ghost Goal
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 ♪
And what better way
to bring history to life
than with this actual suit
of actual armour?
Wow!
That is cool.
Just imagine the thrill
of seeing brave knights of old
in a jousting tournament.
(Laughing)
(Clearing throat)
(Singing fanfare)
Hmm. Fanfare? Clanky armour?
Oscar! Did you fall asleep
in my bag again?
Woo!
(Giggling)
Woo!
Where's the tournament?
Oh, I love jousting.
Oscar, this is
a history lesson.
History?
My speciality.
Ooh-hoo-hoo!
(Students laughing)
Woo!
Whoa.
(Cheering)
Thank you.
Impressive display, Oscar.
But if you're joining the class,
you should really find
somewhere to sit.
Huh.
Oh! Sit with me, Oscar.
Hoo-hoo-hoo!
Yes!
Ghost-est buddy.
Oh.
(Both laughing)
How cool is that?
Almost as cool as
the knights
of old
we're learning about.
Now, when knights rode
into battle,
they had to carry
all sorts of--
(Both laughing)
(Clearing throat) Perhaps
you'd like to share the joke
with the whole class.
Oh. Thank you,
Ms. Cherry.
I'd love to.
(Clearing throat)
What do ghost monkeys like
to eat?
I didn't actually mean
you should.
Boo-nanas!
(Oscar and students laughing)
Having Oscar here is like
a living history lesson.
I suppose it is,
but could everyone
please
stop throwing
paper snowballs
through him?
Woo-hoo!
(Laughing)
(School bell ringing)
Break time, everybody.
STUDENT:
Break time!
Oh, thank goodness.
Come on, Oscar.
Let's play.
Isn't this the best?
J.J. and Oscar
are going to be
such great friends.
Isadora, come and hear
what Oscar played
when he was at school.
My favourite game
was hoop-horse haystack-ahoy.
You'll love it. Now, where did
I keep the horses and haystacks?
Um, sorry, Oscar.
We don't have any.
Really? Oh, alas.
Such basic school equipment.
It's okay, Oscar.
We can play
our favourite game instead.
I love it! It's beautiful.
It's amazing.
What is it?
It's a football, and look.
It's signed by
my ultimate sporting hero,
Donna Maraldiño.
Whoa! She's one of the
greatest footballers ever.
Yeah, she is.
This ball is my most
precious thing in the world.
I have no idea how this
newfangled football game works,
but I'm sure I'll love it
as much as you do.
You so will. Isadora,
let's show Oscar the basics.
Ooh. Oh.
Ah. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
Ah, yes, yes, yes. I see.
Ready, Oscar?
Yep.
Here it comes.
(Shouting)
I'll get it.
Ugh. Oh.
That was a disaster.
I'll never be able
to kick the ball like you do.
Don't worry about it.
Yes. If kicking's
not your thing,
you can be
a goalie instead.
Goalie? That's perfect.
I'll be brilliant.
What's a goalie?
(Laughing)
Come on.
We'll show you.
Oh. It's not what I thought.
With the-- Ooh.
So, I stop you
from kicking that
through this?
Yep.
I shall be an excellent
ghosty goalie.
Sir J.J., I challenge you
to try and defeat me.
Okay, Sir Oscar.
Oh!
(Chuckling)
I'll get it.
Oh. This wonderful
new friendship is doomed.
What do you mean?
When things move that fast,
they go straight through me,
so I can never play
this beautiful game
that J.J. loves so much.
There has to be
a way.
(Gasping) I know.
Float like a balloon.
Huh?
(Gasping) Hey.
It's to help Oscar.
Go on, J.J. Shoot.
Um, okay. (Grunting)
Huh. Oh.
(Grunting)
Woo! What a save.
That's not how it works, is it?
Nope.
Oh, I'll never be
any good at this game.
Hmm. Yes, you will.
Come inside with me,
Sir Oscar.
ISADORA:
You're welcome.
There's no way the ball
can go through Oscar now.
Are you ready to be
a world-class ghosty goalie?
Ah. (Giggling)
Uh, right. Bring the thing
that you're bringing.
The thing-- What was it
I was supposed to say?
"Bring it on."
Yes, yes, yes. Bring it on.
Ready?
(Gasping)
No!
My precious football.
Oh, it's all my fault.
I'm so sorry.
(Crying,
armour clanking)
Oscar?
My ball.
He must've gone inside.
Come on.
(Crying)
Oscar, are you in here?
Listen.
(Crying continues)
Oh.
It's coming from in here.
(Crying continues)
Actually, it's coming from
in here.
Wow, Oscar. I didn't know
you could make yourself so tiny.
That's amazing!
Will you come out now?
No! I'm staying in here
till Isadora takes me home,
and then I'll stay in the attic
forever
so I can't ruin
anyone else's life ever again!
You haven't ruined
anyone's life.
J.J.'s got
other footballs.
Right?
Not signed by
Donna Maraldiño,
I haven't.
Uh, I mean, please
don't hide forever.
We really miss you.
Having a ghost
for a friend is awesome.
You mean that?
Of course.
Okay. So, you can't
kick a ball,
but you can fly
through walls.
And fit inside
pen lids.
That's so cool.
Is it?
Yeah.
Come out, Oscar.
Okay, but stand back.
When I go from small to big,
things might swoosh about a bit.
ALL:
Whoa!
Way to go, Oscar!
Oh, too kind. Too kind.
But your ball's still missing.
Maybe you can use
your amazing ghost skills
to whoosh J.J.'s ball
out of the chimney.
Oh, wonderful idea!
Fantastic plan.
Stupendous scheme.
I have no idea what the plan is.
(Giggling)
In you go.
Do you really think
I can do it?
Of course.
You're brilliant.
OSCAR:
Oh, where can it be?
Where can it be?
I just-- Oh! Oh, I found it.
No, no. That's a pumpkin.
Ooh. Oh. Gross! How long
has this thing been in here?
Oh, I found it!
Yes!
Oh, yeah.
Ready out there?
ALL:
Three, two, one.
Whoosh!
OSCAR:
Woo-hoo! Woo-hoo!
Yay!
Oscar,
that was fantastic.
I did it!
Oh, thank you, Isadora.
Thank you-ooh-ooh!
Oscar, you're a legend.
Quick. Put the armour back on
so we can play.
Oh, no. I'd love to
play football with you,
but I can't.
I'm terrible at
controlling the ball.
You just need to practise.
I mean, when I first tried
playing football
with my prosthetic leg,
I wasn't much good at
controlling the ball, either.
I could've just given up,
but I love football way too much
to do that.
So, what did you do?
Kept trying.
I let my friends help me,
and now I'm pretty good
at ball control.
Oh, very good.
Yes!
Huh.
I know I'm good
at floating through walls
and whooshing things around,
but I guess
with the armour,
I could do
other fun stuff, too.
Yes. You just have to
give it a chance.
We'll both help you.
Right?
Definitely.
What do you say, Oscar?
I say bring it on!
Ready, Oscar?
(Clanking)
This ghosty goalie
is good to go.
All right. (Grunting)
Yes! What a save.
Oscar, you were great.
I did it. I did it!
This game is wonderful.
Thank you both for persuading me
to try again.
Ooh! I love playing football.
(Gasping) We just invented
a whole new sport: ghost goal.
Yay!
Woo-hoo!
BOTH:
Ghost goal.
I love it.
We need
a ghost goal chant.
How about--
Oh, oh. I know. I know.
Ghost goal, ghost goal
hey noni-noni-no, woo ♪
I'm not sure about
the last bit.
Let's work on it
together.
You guys figure out the chant.
I'm going to score a goal.
J.J.:
Oh, no, you're not.
Yes!
No way.
Goal!
(Everyone laughing)
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 ♪
And what better way
to bring history to life
than with this actual suit
of actual armour?
Wow!
That is cool.
Just imagine the thrill
of seeing brave knights of old
in a jousting tournament.
(Laughing)
(Clearing throat)
(Singing fanfare)
Hmm. Fanfare? Clanky armour?
Oscar! Did you fall asleep
in my bag again?
Woo!
(Giggling)
Woo!
Where's the tournament?
Oh, I love jousting.
Oscar, this is
a history lesson.
History?
My speciality.
Ooh-hoo-hoo!
(Students laughing)
Woo!
Whoa.
(Cheering)
Thank you.
Impressive display, Oscar.
But if you're joining the class,
you should really find
somewhere to sit.
Huh.
Oh! Sit with me, Oscar.
Hoo-hoo-hoo!
Yes!
Ghost-est buddy.
Oh.
(Both laughing)
How cool is that?
Almost as cool as
the knights
of old
we're learning about.
Now, when knights rode
into battle,
they had to carry
all sorts of--
(Both laughing)
(Clearing throat) Perhaps
you'd like to share the joke
with the whole class.
Oh. Thank you,
Ms. Cherry.
I'd love to.
(Clearing throat)
What do ghost monkeys like
to eat?
I didn't actually mean
you should.
Boo-nanas!
(Oscar and students laughing)
Having Oscar here is like
a living history lesson.
I suppose it is,
but could everyone
please
stop throwing
paper snowballs
through him?
Woo-hoo!
(Laughing)
(School bell ringing)
Break time, everybody.
STUDENT:
Break time!
Oh, thank goodness.
Come on, Oscar.
Let's play.
Isn't this the best?
J.J. and Oscar
are going to be
such great friends.
Isadora, come and hear
what Oscar played
when he was at school.
My favourite game
was hoop-horse haystack-ahoy.
You'll love it. Now, where did
I keep the horses and haystacks?
Um, sorry, Oscar.
We don't have any.
Really? Oh, alas.
Such basic school equipment.
It's okay, Oscar.
We can play
our favourite game instead.
I love it! It's beautiful.
It's amazing.
What is it?
It's a football, and look.
It's signed by
my ultimate sporting hero,
Donna Maraldiño.
Whoa! She's one of the
greatest footballers ever.
Yeah, she is.
This ball is my most
precious thing in the world.
I have no idea how this
newfangled football game works,
but I'm sure I'll love it
as much as you do.
You so will. Isadora,
let's show Oscar the basics.
Ooh. Oh.
Ah. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
Ah, yes, yes, yes. I see.
Ready, Oscar?
Yep.
Here it comes.
(Shouting)
I'll get it.
Ugh. Oh.
That was a disaster.
I'll never be able
to kick the ball like you do.
Don't worry about it.
Yes. If kicking's
not your thing,
you can be
a goalie instead.
Goalie? That's perfect.
I'll be brilliant.
What's a goalie?
(Laughing)
Come on.
We'll show you.
Oh. It's not what I thought.
With the-- Ooh.
So, I stop you
from kicking that
through this?
Yep.
I shall be an excellent
ghosty goalie.
Sir J.J., I challenge you
to try and defeat me.
Okay, Sir Oscar.
Oh!
(Chuckling)
I'll get it.
Oh. This wonderful
new friendship is doomed.
What do you mean?
When things move that fast,
they go straight through me,
so I can never play
this beautiful game
that J.J. loves so much.
There has to be
a way.
(Gasping) I know.
Float like a balloon.
Huh?
(Gasping) Hey.
It's to help Oscar.
Go on, J.J. Shoot.
Um, okay. (Grunting)
Huh. Oh.
(Grunting)
Woo! What a save.
That's not how it works, is it?
Nope.
Oh, I'll never be
any good at this game.
Hmm. Yes, you will.
Come inside with me,
Sir Oscar.
ISADORA:
You're welcome.
There's no way the ball
can go through Oscar now.
Are you ready to be
a world-class ghosty goalie?
Ah. (Giggling)
Uh, right. Bring the thing
that you're bringing.
The thing-- What was it
I was supposed to say?
"Bring it on."
Yes, yes, yes. Bring it on.
Ready?
(Gasping)
No!
My precious football.
Oh, it's all my fault.
I'm so sorry.
(Crying,
armour clanking)
Oscar?
My ball.
He must've gone inside.
Come on.
(Crying)
Oscar, are you in here?
Listen.
(Crying continues)
Oh.
It's coming from in here.
(Crying continues)
Actually, it's coming from
in here.
Wow, Oscar. I didn't know
you could make yourself so tiny.
That's amazing!
Will you come out now?
No! I'm staying in here
till Isadora takes me home,
and then I'll stay in the attic
forever
so I can't ruin
anyone else's life ever again!
You haven't ruined
anyone's life.
J.J.'s got
other footballs.
Right?
Not signed by
Donna Maraldiño,
I haven't.
Uh, I mean, please
don't hide forever.
We really miss you.
Having a ghost
for a friend is awesome.
You mean that?
Of course.
Okay. So, you can't
kick a ball,
but you can fly
through walls.
And fit inside
pen lids.
That's so cool.
Is it?
Yeah.
Come out, Oscar.
Okay, but stand back.
When I go from small to big,
things might swoosh about a bit.
ALL:
Whoa!
Way to go, Oscar!
Oh, too kind. Too kind.
But your ball's still missing.
Maybe you can use
your amazing ghost skills
to whoosh J.J.'s ball
out of the chimney.
Oh, wonderful idea!
Fantastic plan.
Stupendous scheme.
I have no idea what the plan is.
(Giggling)
In you go.
Do you really think
I can do it?
Of course.
You're brilliant.
OSCAR:
Oh, where can it be?
Where can it be?
I just-- Oh! Oh, I found it.
No, no. That's a pumpkin.
Ooh. Oh. Gross! How long
has this thing been in here?
Oh, I found it!
Yes!
Oh, yeah.
Ready out there?
ALL:
Three, two, one.
Whoosh!
OSCAR:
Woo-hoo! Woo-hoo!
Yay!
Oscar,
that was fantastic.
I did it!
Oh, thank you, Isadora.
Thank you-ooh-ooh!
Oscar, you're a legend.
Quick. Put the armour back on
so we can play.
Oh, no. I'd love to
play football with you,
but I can't.
I'm terrible at
controlling the ball.
You just need to practise.
I mean, when I first tried
playing football
with my prosthetic leg,
I wasn't much good at
controlling the ball, either.
I could've just given up,
but I love football way too much
to do that.
So, what did you do?
Kept trying.
I let my friends help me,
and now I'm pretty good
at ball control.
Oh, very good.
Yes!
Huh.
I know I'm good
at floating through walls
and whooshing things around,
but I guess
with the armour,
I could do
other fun stuff, too.
Yes. You just have to
give it a chance.
We'll both help you.
Right?
Definitely.
What do you say, Oscar?
I say bring it on!
Ready, Oscar?
(Clanking)
This ghosty goalie
is good to go.
All right. (Grunting)
Yes! What a save.
Oscar, you were great.
I did it. I did it!
This game is wonderful.
Thank you both for persuading me
to try again.
Ooh! I love playing football.
(Gasping) We just invented
a whole new sport: ghost goal.
Yay!
Woo-hoo!
BOTH:
Ghost goal.
I love it.
We need
a ghost goal chant.
How about--
Oh, oh. I know. I know.
Ghost goal, ghost goal
hey noni-noni-no, woo ♪
I'm not sure about
the last bit.
Let's work on it
together.
You guys figure out the chant.
I'm going to score a goal.
J.J.:
Oh, no, you're not.
Yes!
No way.
Goal!
(Everyone laughing)
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 ♪