But Africa Is So... Fari! is the first episode of Season 4 of JESSIE and the 79th episode overall. It's the premiere episode. It aired on January 9, 2015. This episode scored 2.4 million viewers.
Plot[]
The Ross kids head for Africa, convinced Jessie wants to rekindle her relationship with Brooks, and determined to stop her, they find themselves on a wild adventure.
Cast[]
Main Cast[]
- Debby Ryan as Jessie Prescott
- Peyton List as Emma Ross
- Cameron Boyce as Luke Ross
- Karan Brar as Ravi Ross
- Skai Jackson as Zuri Ross
- Kevin Chamberlin as Bertram Winkle
Guest Cast[]
- Pierson Fodé as Brooks Wentworth
- Hina Abdullah as Kami
Quotes[]
Ravi: I could use some help. Jessie: Not now, Ravi! |
Bertram: Was that my stomach? Please let that be my stomach. Luke: We'll all be in that lion's stomach if we don't get out of here. |
Trivia[]
- This is the first episode of Season 4.
- Brooks Wentworth returns in this episode.
- It is revealed that the kids and Jessie went to the Mall of America in Minnesota before.
- The title references Bertram's catchphrase of something being "Too far" even if it's right in front of him.
- It's also a pun on the word safari.
- The sport utility vehicle Brooks drives is a Land Rover Series III 88" model.
- Luke explains to Ravi that when they are on vacation, they are only allowed to talk about sports and Mila Kunis, not science.
- First episode to air in 2015.
- This is the 6th time Luke has worn shorts throughout the whole show. Others are We Are So Grounded, The Secret Life of Mr. Kipling, Austin & Jessie & Ally All Star New Year, G.I. Jessie, and Jessie's Aloha-holidays with Parker and Joey.
Goofs[]
- No explanation was given as to how Emma left her scarf by where Rory the Rhino is, urging her to get it back.
- Luke states that he set a camera in Jessie's room, but in No Money, Mo' Problems, Bertram states that Jessie always found (and implied) and removed the cameras Luke hid in her room.
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Transcript[]
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