Let's Go Luna!

Leo wants to live the life of a viking.

An acrobat refuses to perform for Circo Fabuloso because he believes the tent is infested with Huldufólk.

Leo gets frustrated when everyone ignores his plan to spend time at the hot springs to go look at volcanoes and geysers.

Andy worries about sea monster attacks after visiting a museum in Reykjavík.

Señor Fabuloso is scared of taking the kids to their friend Gaja's birthday party.

Andy learns about the sport kabaddi, but he's not as good at it as he thinks.

Andy is asked to make a sign for a barber shop owner, but when he hurts his hand he convinces the owner's son to bring out his artistic self.

Carmen thinks she knows everything about Kumasi, but her beliefs are challenged when a hiplife rapper asks for her help on a song.

Leo discovers how to make buildings out of mud after accidentally ruining the circus tent.

Andy mistakenly destroys Señor Fabuloso's suit so he tries to make a new one out of Kente cloth.

With the help of the American tradition of quilting, Andy figures out a way to keep his worn-out childhood blanket.

To inspire the others in fixing the disconcerted circus, Carmen sings a sea shanty she wrote.

Leo wants to go to school in Massachusetts.

Andy must save the Fourth of July fireworks when Señor Fabuloso says there won't be any.

Andy helps a lost beetle find its owner in the huge city of Tokyo, Japan.

Andy heads into the hi-tech city of Tokyo in hopes of obtaining super-robot powers.

Leo fills in for a Tango dancer's partner but has no clue what he's doing; Luna must give him dance lessons without getting the Crazy Legs.

Carmen worries so much about a mix-up in her uncle's Circo act that she doesn't have time to rest.

Andy finds a Giganotosaurus fossil tooth in Argentina, but he's hesitant to donate it to a museum.

Carmen wants to live like a gaucho, but does she have what it takes?

In Tahiti, Andy goes looking for a legendary, reclusive Tahitian juggler to perform at the Circo.

In Rotorua, Leo leads a haka to welcome a Māori chief to the Circo.

Leo can't figure out how to crack open his first coconut.

A dance called the Maulu'ulu helps Carmen and Honey learn to appreciate everyday life.

Andy doesn't want anyone to smash up the piñata he made.

Carmen must attend a Baile Folklorico dance lesson before she can go to a concert from her favorite band.

Carmen hears the haunting sound of bagpipes coming from Edinburgh Castle and goes to find out who's playing them.

Wolfgang wants to perform his terrible dad jokes at Edinburgh's Fringe Festival, and Leo tries to stop him to keep his dad from being embarrassed.

Andy becomes obsessed with everything Scottish after learning about his Scottish heritage.

Leo sets out to prove that the Loch Ness Monster is real.