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Warriors: Aah!
Sam: What?s going on?
Who?s shooting these arrows?
Jodi: I?ve got an even better question.
What am I doing here?
Trio: Aah!
Jodi: Thanks a lot, Fred.
Fred: Hey! Don?t blame me!
You probably did something stupid
to the book!
Jodi: Me? Do something stupid?
That?s completely impossible!
Fred: Wow! I didn?t realize you were perfect!
Jodi: You are a total dorkbot.
Sam: Hey, guys! Look!
No more arrows!
Maybe one of us should check to see
iIf the coast is clear.
Fred: Why are you looking at me?
Jodi: Hey! If you?re too chicken,
I completely understand.
Fred: Chicken?
I?ll show you who?s chicken!
Run!
Trio: Aah!
Fred: Slow pokes!
Well, it looks like we?re safe.
You know,
I think I forgot something in there.
I?ll be right back.
So, what do you think?
Are these good guys or bad guys?
Warrior: Kill them!
Sam: I?m guessing bad!
[Song] Be careful what you wish for!
Go!
There they go,
three boys surfing on the time continuum.
There they go,
Green mist fills the air,
the book can take them anywhere!
Go!
There they go,
three girls warping time
it's 2105.
There they go,
you can catch a ride
with the Time Warp Trio.
Go!
Traveling through history
with the Time Warp Trio.
Go!
Jodi: Okay. First of all,
I never do anything stupid.
Second? If I did do something stupid,
I wouldn?t do it with the book!
So, the only possible explanation for
me being stuck in Africa is Fred.
Sam: So, where?s your dad this time?
Joe: Angola. He?s checking out a tablet
that supposedly has drawings
of the lost city of Atlantis.
Fred: Your dad?s a little
Sam: Unusual.
Joe: No, he?s not. He?s interesting.
And put down the lance.
Sam: Yeah! You?re going to hurt somebody.
Fred: I am going to hurt you
if you aren?t quiet!
You?re talking to the warrior king
of Brooklyn, and I am one bad
Oops!
Fred and Sam: Ugh.
Sam: Ow!
Joe: Come on.
You guys promised you wouldn?t
mess with anything.
And by you guys, I mean Fred.
Fred: Okay, okay!
[Phone Rings]
Joe: I?ve got to get that.
Do you think you could not destroy
the room while I?m gone?
Sam: We won?t touch anything. I promise.
Come on, Fred! We promised!
Fred: No! You promised!
Warrior kings obey no one!
Sam: Put it back!
Fred: Relax, you weenie!
Nothing?s going to happen.
Sam: Aah! You almost killed me!
What?s the matter?
Fred: Uh, oh!
Jodi: See? What did I tell you?
Fred is a complete and total dorkbot.
Jinga: Who is this?
Warrior: They look like Portuguese spies,
mighty Jinga.
Jodi: Could this be the Jinga?
Sam: It must be! Who else?
Warrior: Stop talking!
Jodi: Hey!
Warrior: That goes for you, too.
Fred: I didn?t say anything!
She?s the one who
Jinga: Silence!
Jodi: We apologize, King Jinga.
Fred: Uh, Jodi? News flash!
She?s a girl. That would make her a queen.
Yeah, I got it.
Jinga: I am a king. The equal of any man.
So, you have heard of me?
Jodi: Only that you are the greatest
Warrior King in Ndongo.
And we are not Portuguese spies, I swear.
Jinga: Hmm. Release her.
Fred: Hey! What about us?
Jinga: You may kill them.
Jodi: No! Stop! These are my servants.
Fred: Are you crazy? I?m not your servant?
Jodi: Please? I know they?re pretty lame,
but I really need to keep them.
Jinga: Very well.
Although, that one looks like trouble.
Warrior: The attackers have fled,
mighty Jinga. The ambush has been foiled.
Jinga: Good! Let?s get moving.
We?ve must be in Luanda by tomorrow.
Jodi: Excuse me!
Have you seen a book by any chance?
Dark blue, with silver stars and moons on it?
Jinga: No! I have not seen this book.
Sam: Great! We?re in Africa,
it?s four hundred years ago,
and I don?t have any sunscreen.
Fred: Hey! No worries.
We?ll just find the book and go home.
Jodi: Wow, brilliant!
I never would?ve thought of that!
Fred: Oh, wise brain.
Please, shower your brilliance upon us.
Jodi: We?re not going to find the book
out here in the grass! If it?s anywhere,
it?s probably in Luanda.
So, I say we tag along with Jinga.
[Roar]
Trio: Aah!
Sam: Okay, that?s it! I?m done!
Jodi: Sam!
Fred: Chill, okay?
We?ve been walking for hours.
Jodi: Well, I?m tired, too.
But we can?t get separated from Jinga.
Come on!
Get up! I order you!
Cousin: Whatever you paid for these two
was far too much.
Jodi: No kidding!
Cousin: I am Kulokula, Jinga?s cousin.
Jodi: I?m Jodi.
These bozos are Fred and Sam.
Cousin: If I were you, I would get up.
Jinga does not like laggers.
Fred: Forget it! I?m not moving for anybody.
Except him!
Cousin: Jinga does not like the way you
are treating your servants.
Fred: Thank you!
She?s being way too hard on us!
Cousin: She?s being too easy!
A servant should follow his
master?s every whim.
You must be firm, Jodi.
Jodi: You?re right, Kulokula!
I?ll try to be better.
Aah, I?m hot and thirsty.
Thirsty!
Sam: Don?t you think you?re taking
this a little too far?
Jodi: No. I don?t remember saying
you could sit.
Fred: You know. I?m tired of walking.
I?m tired of the heat.
But most of all, I?m tired of you.
Jodi: Hey! Don?t blame me!
I didn?t ask to be here.
I?m just playing my part.
Cousin: The canoes are almost ready.
Here?s your paddle.
Fred: Aw! Cool!
Jodi: So why is Jinga going to Luanda?
Cousin: She?s meeting with
the Portuguese governor.
She wants him to stop taking
her subjects and selling them as slaves.
Fred: Ha! Cool moves, huh?
Oops!
Jinga: If I wasn?t in such a hurry,
I would feed you to the crocodiles.
Quick, quick! We are leaving.
Fred: So.
Who died and made her king, anyway?
Cousin: Jinga took over after
her brother committed suicide.
Although, some say she poisoned him.
Sam: Jinga poisoned her own brother?
Why would she do that?
Cousin: Because he killed her son.
Anyway, after that, Jinga killed his son.
Fred: Hold it! Brain freeze!
Who?s son?
Cousin: I?m sorry. It?s simple, really.
Jinga killed her brother,
and then she killed her nephew,
and then she ate his heart.
Fred: Yummy!
Cousin: That?s what they say, anyway!
Jodi: Do you even know how
to use that thing?
Fred: Are you kidding? I?m an expert!
Trio: Aah!
Fred: All ashore that?s going ashore!
That means you, King Jodi.
Jodi: Can you carry me? Please?
I don?t want to get dirty.
Fred: What about us? We?re dirty.
Jodi: You?re boys. You?re always dirty.
Fred: Get on!
Ugh!
Jodi: Watch out!
Fred: Stop!
Jodi: My hair!
Fred: Ow!
Fred: My hair! My hair!
Jodi: Careful!
You?re making me seasick!
Fred: Oh, so sorry, you?re worshipness!
Jodi! Agh!
Fred: Oops!
Jodi: That?s it! You?re fired!
Fred: You can?t fire me because
I quit!
Come on, Sam!
We can get to Luanda by ourselves!
Sam: Fred, we can?t split up!
We need to find the book!
Jodi: Good! I?ll be better off without you!
Sam: Come on, guys! This is stupid!
Fred: Are you coming or not?
Sam: Jodi? Listen up!
I?m going with Fred,
but we?ll meet up in Luanda, okay? Jodi?
Jodi: Ugh!
Fred: So. Where is Luanda, exactly?
Sam: Ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh!
I don?t know!
I told you we shouldn?t have split up!
Fred: What do you know about the place?
Sam: Luanda is the capital of Ndongo,
which is now called Angola.
Fred: And exactly where in Ndongo
is Luanda?
Sam: It?s on the coast.
Aah! A snake!
A snake just touched my foot!
Fred: Which coast?
Sam: The west coast.
Maybe it was a leech.
You know, rivers are full of leeches.
Fred: Great! So Luanda is on the
west coast of Ndongo,
and the sun
Sam: Sets in the west,
So, we can just follow the sun, and
Fred: Bingo! We?re in Luanda!
Sam: Wow!
You?ve actually used your brain!
Fred: Don?t tell anybody. It?ll ruin my image.
Ready?
Sam: Let?s go!
Fred: It was a nice idea while it lasted!
[Roar]
Sam: Excuse me?
Sam and Fred: Aah!
Sam: Do you think we lost it?
Fred: Yup! All clear!
[Roar]
Sam and Fred: Aah!
[Laughing]
Imbo: The Imbangala Warriors
welcome you!
Sam: Thanks!
Imbo: You are just in time to help us with dinner.
Fred: Dinner? Great!
I?m starving!
Imbo: So are we.
Fred: Why are they looking at us lie that?
Sam: Did he say Imbangala?
Fred: Yeah. Why?
Sam: Well, some people think
the Imbangalas were cannibals.
Fred: No way!
That?s just a myth. Isn?t it?
Sam: I hope so!
Jodi: Who are they?
Cousin: The Imbangalas.
Jinga is trying to unite as many warriors
as possible in case her meeting
with the governor does not go well.
Jodi: The Imbangala?
Cousin: Yes.
Tonight we must treat them as allies.
Sam: Agh!
Jodi: Sam!
Sam: Agh! Get me out of here!
Cousin: Imbo! That is her servant!
Sam: Oh, man! I?m so glad to see you!
Jodi: Where?s Fred?
Sam: I don?t know!
Jodi: What have you done with Fred?
I mean, my other servant.
Imbo: The loud one?
He has become a valuable addition
to tonight?s meal.
Sam: Aah!
Jodi: Fred!
Fred: What?
Sam and Jodi: Fred!
Fred: What?s with you two?
Jodi: We thought
Fred: Oh. Oh!
Nah! I just had to cut up all the
chicken for tonight?s feast.
Jinga: Let the feast begin!
Fred: The tipping here is terrible!
All I?ve gotten so far are two rocks
and a tooth.
Sam: I?d rather serve food than be food!
Jinga: So, we agree.
If we are unable to sign the treaty with
the governor, then our warriors
will join forces.
We will show these Portuguese that
they have come to the wrong country.
Imbo: Agreed.
Sam: Maybe it?s none of my business,
but I just did a report on the Portuguese
slave traders.
They broke a lot of treaties, you now.
I also wouldn?t trust the Imbangalas.
When I was in the bag,
I could hear them planning some kind of
Jinga: How dare you advise a king!
I thought the big-mouthed one was trouble.
Now I see the little one is even worse.
If you cannot control your servants,
I will!
Jodi: I?m sorry. It won?t happen again.
I?ll go punish him.
Fred: Did she just call me a bigmouth?
Jodi: Shh!
Ugh! This is disgusting!
I can?t sleep on dirt!
Fred: Mmm.
You?re not sleeping on dirt.
You?re sleeping on a mat.
Jodi: Which is on dirt!
Sam: Ugh, ugh! These mosquitoes are huge!
Jodi: Ugh! I know! Ugh!
They?re as big as bats!
Fred: Wow! You?re right!
These mosquitoes are big!
Warrior: We are under attack!
Get to your feet. Grab a weapon!
[Screams]
Sam: It?s the Imbangalas!
Fred: Hold this!
Load the chicken.
Now aim me!
Jodi: Over there!
Fred: All right! Bull?s-eye!
[Cheers]
Kulokula: Another ambush.
There is no shortage of
people trying to kill us.
Jinga: You. Little one.
Sam: Yes?
Jinga: It seems your words
were wise, indeed.
The Imbangalas were not to be trusted.
Therefore, I free you.
You are no longer a servant.
Sam: Alright!
Fred: What about me?
Jinga: The bigmouth remains a servant.
Sam: Too bad, Fred.
Fred: Tell me about it!
Sam: But, since you?re still a servant,
Do you think you could get me
a cup of water?
That battle made me really thirsty.
Fred: We made it! Wahoo!
Sam: You really think the book
is down there?
Jodi: I don?t know,
but we may as well start looking.
Fred: Here, bookie, bookie!
Here, book!
Jodi: What do you think?
Is it me?
Fred: Hmm.
Well, they go really super with your hair.
But wait! Hold on!
This is really you.
[Laughs]
Jodi: You?re such a jerk!
Fred: I know!
Jodi: Aah!
Sam: Hey look!
Fred: I don?t believe it! We found it!
Give us the book!
[Screams]
Jinga: Is this the book you were looking for?
Jodi: Yes.
Jinga: Is it valuable?
Fred: Are you kidding? It?s worth
Huh!
Nothing. Not a dime.
Jinga: Aah! This would make
an excellent gift for the governor.
Pay the man!
Sam: You can?t do that!
That?s our book!
Jinga: We have traveled far
to see you, governor.
I hope this meeting will prove
beneficial to both sides.
Governor: As do I.
Jinga: I am honored to bring you
this valuable gift.
Governor: Thank you, Jinga.
Jinga: King Jinga!
Governor: Whatever. Begin!
Jinga: Where shall I sit?
Governor: Among your people you
may do as you wish.
But among my people, you do as I wish.
And I wish for you to stand.
Jinga: Jinga stands for no one.
You, bigmouth! You will be my chair.
Fred: Me? Why me?
Jinga: I demand the right for Ndongo
to be run without Portuguese interference.
Jodi: There?s the book! Go get it!
Sam: You go get it!
Jinga: The citizens you have illegally
captured be returned.
Governor: Enough of our demands.
I demand slaves for my country?s colonies.
Who else will do the work?
Jinga: You look able enough!
Governor: This meeting is over.
Jinga: Perhaps. But we will meet again,
with weapons, if necessary.
Fred: Aah!
Governor: Hahaha!
Jinga! You have forgotten your chair!
Jinga: My chair has served its purpose.
Execute it!
Sam and Jodi: What?
Fred: But I was a good chair!
Jodi: Aah!
Fred: Hey! Feel free to jump in at any time!
Sam: Um, hey!
Jinga: Well?
Sam: Um, I
I
Nothing.
Governor: Guard! Kill them all!
Jinga: No! You kill them!
Guard: Prepare to die!
Warrior: We get to kill them!
Guard: I have my orders!
Warrior: No! We get to kill them!
Jinga: You are all idiots! They are escaping!
Cousin: Don?t worry, cousin!
I will get them!
Go! Go, go, go!
That way!
They went that way!
Jodi: So, how do we get out of here?
Cousin: I don?t know,
but you had better hurry!
Fred: I think I saw a side door.
Let?s circle around and get the book!
Cousin: Good luck! I will do as I can!
Sam: There! That?s it!
Governor: Guards! Guards!
Fred: Give us back our book!
Jinga: Perhaps I will take back my gift!
Fred: Say hello to
the warrior king of Brooklyn!
Aye ya!
Jodi: Bye, guys!
Fred: Don?t miss me too much, okay?
Jodi: Hahaha! Fat chance!
Sam: Ugh! Wow!
Joe: Hey guys!
Fred: Yeah!
What?s up?
Joe: Oh, man!
Am I glad to see you!
So I?m answering the phone and
all of a sudden, I?m in Italy with
Samantha and Freddie and
some guy named Garibaldi.
Jodi: So, you?re in Italy with Joe,
and I?m in Africa with Fred and Sam.
I don?t get it.
The book doesn?t usually mess up like that.
Joe: Why is there a hole in my book?
Fred: Uh, well.
I was just trying this thing, you know?
With the lance, being really careful,
like you asked.
Samantha: Yeah. It was the craziest thing.
I was cutting the pizza.
Fred: And all of a sudden,
it just flew out of my hand.
Samantha: And then all of a sudden,
there?s like,
a knife in your book.
Don?t even ask me how it happened.
Jodi: How did this happen?
Samantha: You know,
I am so late,
for something.
See ya!
Freddi: Well, at least we learned something.
Jodi: Yeah.
Jodi and Fred: Don?t stab the book!
[Music]
Narrator: And now,
The Time Warp Trio presents
Real Moments from Real History
Jodi: Here?s today?s Daily Warper.
What ever happened to Jinga?
So, if you?re ever wondering,
Hey! What ever happened to Jinga,
You?ve come to the right place.
Even though she had slaves of her own,
Jinga really didn?t like
the Portuguese coming in
and stealing whoever they liked.
After her negotiations with
the Portuguese governor fell apart,
Jinga united a huge bunch of warriors
and closed off the slavery.
Her war with the Portuguese lasted
for almost twenty five years.
But in the end, the Portuguese won,
and Jinga had to make peace.
Anyway, Ndongo, which is now Angola,
finally won its independence in 1975.
And now, there?s a street named after Jinga
in downtown Luanda.
If you want to learn more
about mighty King Jinga,
just check out the Time Warp Trio website
at DiscoveryKids.com.