Suddenly the man inside wishes for a duel for the piece but the guys all have trouble trying to fight him. They soon arrive to a creepy mansion and sneak inside trying to find Jenny's leg. Then in another land Tuck is chased by odd birds as they grab the next of Jenny's body pieces. In the next city the group stops a giant creature’s rampage by reclaiming Jenny’s foot when suddenly Krackus calls to inform them that he has found all the pieces of his communicator and is starting to put it back together. Brad and Tuck argue over Tuck’s ridiculous negotiation while Sheldon manages to get Jenny’s arm by offering the man the cookies they received earlier. A man has her arm but wishes for a trade, nothing works until Tuck tries to offer Jenny's head. Then they go to a foreign land and search for Jenny's body pieces. Upon being told it will help she gladly hands it, and a million cookies over to the guys. She tells them how her "cookie cutter" helps her make the cookies. Inside of the machine they blast off and fly around to find all of Jenny's body before Krackus can fix his communication device.įirst the guys head inside and the woman offers the guys multiple cookies. Using a mexican disguise she sneaks into the house and tries to find the device needed in order to find the right object needed. In order to stall for time Tuck kicks Krackus' phone-like object and Jenny informs they have a tracking device that is attached to contact all of her body pieces. for a few seconds! Suddenly Jenny flies to pieces and every piece of her body goes flying around the world! Krackus mocks her, then bowls her head down like bowling ball the sidewalk as he tries to call Vexus to inform her that they can now come to inslave the human race. He asks if she wants to see his new invention, but Jenny calls his bluff and he presses the dissesembler button. Suddenly Krackus appears, Jenny feels he wont be a threat to her at all considering how old and unthreatening he is. She leaves, revealing to the others what she made, as they show their work. The episode begins as Miss Wakeman walks in to see Jenny making a huge mess in the kitchen for an event coming up at the school. The producers revealed that the next season will be another adaptation of Jules Verne – this time, The Journey To The Centre Of The Earth.Crackerjack Cluster inventor, Krackus, has managed to scatter Jenny's parts all over the world, and Brad, Tuck, and Sheldon must put their friend back together before Krackus can call Vexus on his success.
#AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS WIKI SERIES#
While we don’t know what the ending is for the television series, we do know the two production companies behind it – Slim Film + Television and Federation Entertainment – have already given a second series the green light. This neat, satisfying ending means that Fogg won the wager as well as the princely sum of £20,000. As Passepartout is sent out to find a clergyman to marry them, he discovers that, because they travelled through time zones, they have indeed gone around the world in 80 days. Fogg arrives in Liverpool but is arrested for a crime he hasn’t committed (remember that bank robbery we talked about?) and when he is finally released, he arrives in London five minutes late for his bet.Īt the end of the book, Fogg is betrothed to a young widow whose life they saved while travelling through India. From here, they miss a ship that’s departing for London by just 45 minutes, and to make up time, they hijack a ship bound for France. This unlikely pair travel from London to Europe, through India, to Hong Kong, then to Japan, across to San Francisco, and on to New York. In his adventures with the emotional Passepartout, he moves from extraordinary scenario (think: being framed for a bank robbery) to extraordinary scenario (like using a sail-powered sledge to travel over snow to Nebraska). In the book, Phileas Fogg is an unflappable, solitary English gentleman who lives a very structured life. The plot tracks Phileas Fogg (played by David Tennant) and his newly employed French valet Passepartout (played by Ibrahim Koma) in their globetrotting adventures, as they attempt to circumnavigate the world in 80 days to win an impossible “gentleman’s wager.” Well, as mentioned, this classic was written by French writer Jules Verne and was first published in French ( Le Tour Du Monde En Quatre-Vingts Jours) in 1872. But one burning question you may have while watching (if you don’t mind spoilers, that is) is what’s the book ending for this famous novel? The series will span eight episodes, leaning on the source material while also taking a few cinematic detours, too. This New Year, BBC One will be adapting Jules Verne’s 1872 novel Around The World In 80 Days with David Tennant at its helm.
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