Miss Moon - Season 1

To the dismay of Lola and her friends Lucy and Beck, their favorite bench in the park is to be cleared. In their stead, a shelter for prams to emerge. The girls have the craziest ideas to fight for their bench, but Miss Bunch, the initiator of the remodel, keeps repelling them. A shelter is being built, basta. But then Luke has a great idea: The girls should try to convince Miss Bunch that the bench is bewitched...

Father and zoo's veterinarian Paul wants to bring the monkey girl Kenya to another zoo. Since Kenya does not want to leave, Paul decides to postpone the move until he finds out what's bothering the monkey girl. Lola has an idea: Miss Moon should enchant her, so that Lola understands the monkey language - then she would be able to find out what is going on with Kenya. Said, done and Lola behaves like a monkey. The stupid thing is that Lola has forgotten that she's human and starts messing up the whole zoo. Miss Moon has to watch her turn back as soon as possible, otherwise Lola will remain a monkey forever.

As Miss Moon sits down on a bench at the playground, the nanny Miss Bunch reacts very annoyed, as she claims this for herself. She challenges Miss Moon: if she wants to earn the right to continue bringing Baby Joe to this playground, she has to face the nanny competition. If she loses, it says goodbye bank. Should she win, the bank is hers. The magical nanny faces the challenge, but quickly realizes that Miss Bunch is a very strong opponent. A bit too strong for Miss Moon's concepts. Is that right thing?

From the garden of the baroness, the photographer Mr. Knipserich manages to take a picture of Lady Pop and her children. When the baroness gets him, she steals his camera. Because she wants to prove by photos that Miss Moon is a witch and finally fired. In fact, she manages a revealing snapshot. Luckily, Miss Moon and the kids get this and make every effort to get back to the camera before the baroness goes with the pictures to the local press. But not only they are interested in the camera. Also Mr. Knipserich does not miss anything to get his photos.

Lola crushes for actor Max Dovonan from the series "Love Vampire". She discovers how Howie looks so much like him. He has the same golden eyes and exactly the same sunglasses... Could it be that Howie is a vampire? Miss Moon and Lola want to save Howie with a potion. But to her surprise, Howie turns into a bat. Miss Moon is shocked: that means Howie Vampirius, the king of vampires. If they fail to turn him back, he will invade the city at night with his bat army.

A strange-looking cat appears at the McGuffles. It also can talk. Miss Moon realizes that the cat is the magician Adalbert, who desperately needs help because his spell did not quite work. He asks Miss Moon to turn him back into a human being. Nothing easier than that, Miss Moon needs only a few mouse hair as an ingredient for the potion. However, the search for a mouse is difficult because Adalbert is afraid of these rodents.

It's time for a nap. So baby Joe can sleep peacefully, Miss Moon puts him on a small magic cloud and asks Mr. Peak to take care of the baby. He snuggles up against Little Joe and does not notice that they are floating out of a window on a cloud. Miss Moon rushes with Lola and Luke after Joe. Late. Amanda discovered with her telescope a baby and a dragon, whom she considers an alien, and warned the whole neighborhood.

Mr. Pick makes funny screaming sounds. He is looking for a dragon girl who will kiss him so he can continue to spit fire. Since there are no dragons on earth, Miss Moon has no choice but to let the dragon ladies spring from her spell book. However, they do not seem to please Mr. Pick and no one of them does is not interested in Mr. Pick. One chance sees Miss Moon. But she does not suspect that the Baroness has built a dragon trap in the meantime to finally prove that Miss Moon is a magician.

Mama Moon appears in the Children's House with three dragon's eggs, which she wants to give to her aunt for her birthday. Her daughter should take care of them for one day, especially because the little dragons do not hatch under any circumstances. Through a chain of unfortunate circumstances, the eggs get too much heat and break up. The three little dragons think that Mr. Pick their father and follow him everywhere. Miss Moon and the kids must quickly find a way to get the dragons back in their eggs before Mama Moon returns. However, they seem to be immune to magic, which does not exactly simplify the action.

Alarm in the McGuffles house: Lola had a fantastic dream of Howie, but her diary is fully written down to the last page and she can not make a note of it! So Miss Moon gives her an old booklet. To Lola's astonishment, all the things she writes in the book become true. So true that it starts to annoy. Miss Moon realizes that she mistakenly gave her the wrong book, one from a magical fun shop. But even Luke has already written a wish in the book, which makes this not so easy to catch.

Tomorrow, Luke and his class will go to the zoo. Funny, Luke will not be afraid of tigers. Miss Moon believes that there is only one way to overcome fear: Luke must look at the animal face to face. To make it easier for her, she turns a big cat into a tiger cub. Unfortunately, Miss Moon did not take into account that the tiger is so small that it can get out of the cage. Together with Luke and Lola, she must catch the animal as quickly as possible, because magic is not constant...

Paul has so much work that he wants only one thing - to sleep. Miss Moon fulfills her employer's wish by letting him plunge into a deep 24-hour sleep with a sleep spell. But then Paul's colleague reports that a check is being made at the zoo, and Paul should appear. Unfortunately, Miss Moon's magic is so effective that she can't wake Paul up early. The nanny and her charges face a serious problem.

When Miss Moon sees Luke in the bathtub with a toy octopus, it reminds her of her magical childhood. Without further ado, she turns the bath toy into a real gigantic octopus. Unlike in the magical world, where octopuses are friendly playmates, the octopus on earth is rather stubborn and uncontrollable. Especially not after he confiscated Miss Moon's wand. A wild chase through the house begins - just the day Lola finally managed to invite her flock Howie home. The Kraken must be made certain before it comes to the disaster. All men on board!

Since Mr. Pick accidentally ended up in the fridge, he caught a Drago cathar, a dragon's snuffer. If not treated promptly, Mr. Pick will become an ice statue forever. And when he sneezes, he turns everything around him into a slippery, icy waterfall and on top of it the Miss Moon wand lands. She needs to brew the antidote for Mr. Pick. But how about the ice? In addition, the Baroness tries to find out what's up with the mysterious snowflakes that come from the McGuffles' house.

The baroness has seized Luke's remote-controlled drone. Determined to get it back, Luke and Lola "disappear" with the help of Miss Moon's magic pouch. So they come unseen into the house of the Baroness to look for the toy. But when the baroness suddenly sees objects fly through her house, she says spirits have taken up residence with her. Without further ado, she orders a ghost hunter to hunt Luke and Lola.

Luke is super excited: he wants to go to the premiere of the new movie by "Bomber Boy" his favorite superhero. Even the main actor will be present and sign autographs. But there are no more tickets. Luke is infinitely disappointed. To comfort him, Miss Moon brings his superhero toy figure to life. Unfortunately she confused "Bomber Boy" with he's evil brother. He strives for the rule over all New York.

Miss Moon is on her birthday and Luke and Lola have made her an incredible candy cake. But after a mouthful of cake, Miss Moon pops in, sipping powdered sugar, and her wand produces jumping marshmellows. Apparently, Miss Moon is allergic to human sweets. Her wand does not react anymore either. The only antidote is blue chocolate. There is a special edition, but only every thousandth board is blue and it caught by the baroness.

Paul is at the end of his nerves. The Baroness calls him incessantly to treat a harmless allergy to their dogs. He would like to dissolve in the air. When Miss Moon hears this, she fulfills his wish and Paul is gone. Lola and Luke explain that this is just a proverb. Too late, they do not get their father back so easily. As the baroness besieges the house, Miss Moon pretends to be familiar with animal suffering. It also finds a corresponding spell, but unfortunately this has a different effect on terrestrial dogs than on magical creatures...

Lola is celebrating her birthday and throwing a costume party. She is especially happy that her beloved Howie has promised be there. But when he appears, he has Monica with him, who has also kept an eye on Howie. Lola is desperate because she has no date now. As a consolation, Miss Moon conjures a worshiper. Knight Agravane comes from another time, instantly falls in love with Lola, but quickly turns out to be extremely annoying. As a knight, he wants the dragon Mr. Pick on the collar and threatens to blow up the party. Miss Moon has her hands full trying to get rid of the called worshiper.

When baby Joe shows signs of a cold, Miss Moon gives him a magic potion to strengthen his immune system. But the elixir is too strong for an earthly child and works wonders: Baby Joe now has superhero powers and is devoted to all unfortunate children in the area. His hearing is so good, and his pace is so fast that Miss Moon, Lola and Luke can hardly keep up with him. There is no time to lose, because Little Joe is aiming to scare kids No. 1: Miss Bunch.

To complete her plant orchestra, Miss Moon acquires a small carnivorous plant from Yasir's shop. As she has to lay baby Joe for nap, she asks Lola and Luke to look after the newcomer. But their efforts achieve the opposite, the plant is only a miserable misery. As she confesses her mishap to Miss Moon, she peppers the plant with magical additives. They do not suspect that the small plant is overreacting and turning into an omnivorous monster and seems resistant to Miss Moon's spell.

There is a dance competition in the park and the winner wins the prize - a weekend in Las Vegas. As Lady Pop is performing there, the kids really want to win the contest. They ask Miss Moon to compete for her with Yasir as a dance partner. The only problem is that he can not dance at all. When Miss Moon tries to help out with a little magic, Yasir transforms into a dance machine that can not do anything else but dance when he hears music.

It's Halloween and Witch Dezhilba comes to Earth to steal some of the kids she needs to get older for a potion. As her broom carries her to earth, she makes an emergency landing in front of the McGuffles' house. Immediately the scent of children who are about to dress up for Halloween pours into her nose. With their friends Lola and Luke want to pull "Trick or Treat" around the houses. Dezhilba knocks on the door and is asked into the house by an unsuspecting Paul, who considers the old woman a disguised child.

Luke can not wait to open the new crispy breakfast cereal packet. In it is a small Mummy statue and an unwinder with which he can unwind the bandage of the Mummy. But the box moves by itself. Miss Moon wants to use a spell to make sure she is not bewitched and spies on Mr. Pick, who's had a snack on the flakes. When Luke wants to get the Mummy out of the pack, she can not be found. Only the liquidator is still there and to everyone's surprise they suddenly hear a terrible moan in the house. Did the spell free the Mummy?

Luke and Lola wonder about strange noises in the house. Whether a ghost has gotten their way? Miss Moon sets out with them immediately and discovers Magician Adalbert, who has become a ghost by an incorrect ingredient in the potion. He has an appointment with the President of the High Council of Magicians and asks Miss Moon to help him find his way back to his old form. But it takes a photo of a face that is frightened by a ghost. How are they supposed to get it?

It is the first day of spring and the park is in full bloom. Miss Moon tells the children about the Ratikis, creatures of the magical world who sing on the first day of spring to wake up all the beings of the plant kingdom. When Yasir shows up in the park to confess his love to Miss Moon, she confuses him with a Ratiki and gives him a spell that inadvertently turns him into one of them. Miss Moon has to come up with something to turn back Yasir before he leaves the park completely overgrown with plants and flowers.

It's Christmas Eve! Luke and Lola have a camera installed by the fireplace to take a picture of Santa Claus. Unfortunately, it is Miss Moon, who accidentally runs into the photo trap. To apologize for her mistake, she gets in touch with real Santa Claus, who actually turns up in front of the McGuffles' house with a carriage and a reindeer. However, he is so cold that Miss Moon puts him straight to bed. But how are the children supposed to get their presents now?

Like every year in Epiphany, Lola finds the traditional king figure in the cake. Luke is so disappointed that he sneaks into Miss Moon's room to find something that surely will help him win next time. A magic lamp seems to be just right for it. He rubs against her and a ghost named Claudius appears, promising Luke three wishes. First, Luke wants a royal throne and two guards. He does not suspect that with the third wish spirit will liberate forever and wants to occupy the whole city.

Lola and Mr. Pick are in the middle of a video game called "Mammoth Rodeo," in which a mammoth is led through an ice landscape. Luke appears and proudly presents his homemade 3D glasses. As Miss Moon tries out such glasses, she considers the mammoth to be a real stone-age animal that hunts her and defends herself with her wand. As a result, the mammoth jumps off the screen, and instead pulls Mr. Pick into the television. The only way to free Mr. Pick is to get the mammoth back in the game.

One morning, Luke realizes his breakfast cereal is all and Lola misses her favorite lollipop. Not only all the sweets in the house have disappeared. To face the thief, Miss Moon catches the cuckoo clock in the kitchen with a spell that makes her travel back in time. After 15 minutes, the time jumps back; again and again. It looks like the antique clock is broken. Miss Moon and the kids are trapped in a time warp, and the children only have 15 minutes left to fix the clock.

Luke's arch rival Kevin has invited to the skateboarding competition in the afternoon. However, only guys with mustaches are allowed to participate, all the others are babies. Luke is devastated. He really wants to participate in the contest and asks Miss Moon to help him. The nanny calls the hairy Poilix, who knows everything about beards. The weird little guy seems to feel very comfortable in the house of McGuffles. Too good, because he throws the previous residents out. Miss Moon and the kids have a hard time getting back into the house.

At the playground Mr. Pick is fed up, always pushed by Baby Joe to be sucked and thrown in the corner. Without further ado, he hides in a bush to have some rest. Baby Joe is heartbroken. Miss Moon and the kids are looking everywhere for the dragon to no avail. They finally discover him as a toy at the Yasir stand. Miss Bunch also stands in front of him and wants to buy him as a consolation for her crying protégé. It comes to the competition between Miss Moon and Miss Bunch.

The children are tired of being sent by their father to April each year and want to turn the tables on this year. With Miss Moons help, the three exchange their bodies with those of zoo animals and want to frighten their father on the visit. But not he looks today for the animals, but his colleague Jasper. He holds the wand in the mouth of the lama for a medical instrument and confiscates it. How are Miss Moon and the kids supposed to turn back now? And who restrains the animals that roam in their bodies?

Mama Moon turns up at the McGuffles with a box of old toys of her daughter. Since the nanny is shopping, Mama Moon asks Luke and Lola to take care not to look inside. Of course, the curious kids do not stick to it. They discover in the box a game called "Magipoly" and want to play it. But as soon as they have taken off the lid, they are sucked into the game. Miss Moon is just coming home at the moment and just manages to get away with Luke in the game, because if you do not find the right shoot, you stay trapped in the game for ten years.

Luke is saddened: he'll never let his skateboard fly like his favorite TV star Johnny Reiter. To make him happy, Miss Moon conjures a flying skateboard for him. Luke is convinced that he made the skateboard fly and proudly shows it to his friends. His nemesis Kevin does not believe Luke and wants him to replicate one to prove it. When Miss Moon explains Luke that her spell has let the skateboard fly, Luke has a problem. The only one who can save him now is Johnny Reiter, but he does not want to get his skateboard blueprint out...

In the attic Paul finds his old game suitcase. He enthusiastically inspects him with his children and wishes to be a child again. For Miss Moon, nothing is easier than that. She just turns her employer into a boy for a few hours. The only problem is that Lady Pop has announced itself at short notice and will come home at any moment. In addition, Mr. Knipserich is again in front of the house on the watch and shoots proofs of Paul's transformation into a boy. Miss Moon and the children have to get to the photos as soon as possible.

To cheer up Baby Joe, Miss Moon plants a marshmallow tree producing a magical tree of marshmallows. When the children try the "fruits", they get very funny reactions. But the fun is short-lived: Miss Moons voice has changed and the wand no longer responds to her spells. The only antidote is another candy of the marshmallow tree. But the last one they just plastered...

Luke has to write an essay on prehistoric people for the school. To help him, Miss Moon brings the statue of Honk to life in the Science Museum so Luke can interview him. The conversation turns out to be very one-sided, because Honk does not bring more than "Honk" over his lips and Luke does not seem to understand him. When Honk sees Miss Moon, it happened to him. He instantly falls in love with the nanny and kidnaps him. Luke and Lola try to stay on track.

During a visit to the Natural History Museum, Miss Moon Lukes uses a camera to enhance the quality of his images. But the spell is a bit stronger than expected and brings the statue of a prehistoric man to life: Honk! He grabs the camera, runs through the museum and randomly photographs a mammoth, so that this prehistoric animal comes alive too. Miss Moon and the kids need to get the camera back before a catastrophe happens, but Honk is not easily caught.

Yasir gives baby Joe a small toy that looks like it could be used to make soap bubbles. But because it does not work, Miss Moon helps with a little magic. The result: Miss Moon releases a little demon. When she looks up in the magic book, what's up with the toy, she discovers that it is a demon catcher and she has released a so-called Gripack, which is out to make elephants shrink. One such is the new attraction in Paul's zoo and the demon has already picked up the weather...

When Lola discovers a frog in an old teapot in the garden, she freaks out. She is terrified of frogs! But Mr. Pick, Baby Joe and Miss Moon refuse to put the innocent amphibian on the doorstep; Lola has to learn to cope with her fears! Miss Moon already has an idea. She turns Lola briefly into a frog so she can better empathize. The only problem is that Lola threatens not to be recognized among all the other frogs. Luke is worried: how will he ever get his sister back?

Yasir gives the children a poster of their family tree and asks them to take the baroness with her and hand her over. Unfortunately, Baby Joe drips some applesauce on it, directly onto the image of Sophie, the Baroness' oldest ancestor. The attempt of Miss Moon to wipe the muss only worsens the situation: she wipes the whole picture away. The result: the entire family branch of the Baroness disappears from the poster, including their house next door, as if it had never existed. How do they just bring their neighbor back?

By mistake, the baroness gets Miss Moon's magic key, which makes her magically change places. The Baroness imagines her goal is to be able to finally expose Miss Moon as a witch and enlighten Lady Pop about her nanny. Luckily, Miss Moon has a duplicate key that she and the kids use to stay one step ahead of the baroness. An exciting hunt through space and time begins.

Luke has made a small household robot: Ralf. The can be operated via Wi-Fi with the tablet, clears Luke's room, makes juice and his homework. But when Miss Moon takes the tablet to try out the robot, it sucks her magic and feeds it via WLAN into the robot. Ralf comes to life and becomes an overactive household robot, which allows nothing but absolute order. Luke, Lola and Miss Moon have to stop the robot before it moth them out.

Adalbert would like to go to the sorcerer's ball, but has no suitable dance partner. He asks Miss Moon to accompany him, but she has two left feet. Then he accidentally discovers the dance talent in the garden of the neighbor of the McGuffles: the Baroness! Adalbert is enraptured by the fleet-footed lady and absolutely wants to invite her to the ball. Miss Moon and the kids are trying hard to prevent that because the baroness hates everything that has to do with magic.

A heat wave makes New York glow and the zoo's water has to be rationed, so that none of the animals has to suffer from thirst. But then an unknown thief steals the water from the zoo's own cistern and it comes to a state of emergency. To get water as fast as possible and to prevent the animals from dehydrating, Miss Moon creates a magic diviner that will show them the way to the stolen water. When the children find the thief, they are not surprised.

Luke's friends Finn and Ben are convinced that Lola and her friends are all nuts in basketball because they are girls. So Lola challenges the boys to a game in the afternoon, then they'll see who plays better basketball here. The girls are not really great, so Miss Moon trains them with a magic ball. But after training, Becky is so exhausted that she goes down. How can Lola compete with Lucy alone against the boys? Ask Monica? No way!

On the lake in the park takes place the annual pedal boat race. The prize is a gigantic cup that Luke wants to win. But his arch-rival Kevin has decided to win the race. After a short while Kevin is ahead with his wide boat. However, that does not seem to be right. If Luke wants to win, he has to know Kevin's secret.

Lola's heart is still beating for Howie. So that he finally returns her love, Lola secretly takes Miss Moons magic bag a magic perfume. The scent works immediately and Howie is crazy about Lola. He follows her at every step. But not only he. All the boys in the area are so infatuated with the perfume that they swarm Lola like moths the light. How can she figured out?

Yasir organizes a cake contest in the park. Two tickets for the premiere of "Love Vampire The Film" are priced as prizes. Lola wants to win the tickets so that she can finally meet her hero, the lead actor Max Dovonan. Miss Moon and Luke are happy to help with the preparation and create a cake with flying chocolate dragons. But one of them suddenly becomes self-employed and threatens to ruin competition for Lola.

Luke is sad on his birthday because his mom is not there. To comfort him, Miss Moon lets a photograph of his mother come to life. But that's not enough and Luke leaves the mom's replacement out of the photo with the help of Miss Moon's magic bag. But the replacement mom only makes nonsense and when then the real Lady Pop shows up, Miss Moon has her hands full to get the situation back under control so that the identical ladies do not meet.