The kids believe Santa will never find them when the Circo gets stuck at the South Pole on Christmas Eve. Luna helps the kids work to save Christmas, learning about holiday traditions from around the world along the way.
Production
Cramming like twelve countries' traditions into 46 minutes.
Writing
Somehow makes South Pole logistics kid-logic coherent.
Director
Dave Brown
Judy Greer
Luna (voice)
Tamara Almeida
Maria Mariposa (Voice)
David Berni
Mr. Hockbar (Voice)
Paul Braunstein
Senor Fabuloso (voice)
Jaiden Cannatelli
Andy (Voice)
Leonidas Castrounis
Pico (Voice)
Saara Chaudry
Carmen (Voice)
Roanna Cochrane
Emma (Voice)
Todd Thomas Dark
Igor (Voice)
Carlos Diaz
Julio / Fernando / Manny / Mexican President (Voice)
Chris Gibbs
Wallace (Voice)
Miku Graham
Tiger Grandma (Voice)
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Judy Greer recorded Luna's lines while pregnant, giving the moon an accidental maternal warmth.
The show's entire premise — a traveling circus teaching global culture — was created after PBS noticed gaps in geographic education for preschoolers.
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