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Tomatoes

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Simon and his little brother Gaspard are playing in their grandparents' garden when their grandfather explains that a tiny elf comes out at night to paint the green tomatoes red. Convinced the elf might be real, the brothers sneak outside with a blanket and hide under a table to keep watch. They get spooked by an owl, fall asleep, and miss the elf entirely. In the morning the tomatoes are red, the grandparents are revealed to have slept nearby the whole time, and the boys find a small pot in the garden that convinces them the elf exists.

Power Struggle

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Major, the leader of Big Tree City Rescue, secretly exercises alone because he is embarrassed about how much he sweats. When the power fails at the music stadium hours before pop star Lil' JJ's concert, the team splits up: Major and Kit head to the power station while Flame and Trix bring a backup generator that promptly breaks. With no other option, the team powers the concert by pedalling an exercise bike, and when everyone runs out of energy Major has to take over. He admits his fear of being laughed at, Kit reassures him, and he pedals hard enough to save the show.

The Tale of the Angry Cat

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Peter Rabbit and his cousin Benjamin sneak into Mr McGregor's snow-covered garden to take a sack of Brussels sprouts. They accidentally carry home a toy belonging to McGregor's bad-tempered cat, so Peter's sister Cottontail helps lure the cat back while the rabbits keep trying for the sprouts. Through a run of plans, including a homemade catapult and a hidden tunnel, they dodge both the cat and McGregor, who is set on catching them. The episode ends in the burrow, where Mum serves the sprouts and asks the rabbits to explain themselves.

The Tale of the Radish Robber

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Peter Rabbit and his friends Benjamin and Lily take four radishes from Mr McGregor's garden and spend the day hunting for a safe, quiet place to eat them. Every spot they try, at home, in the woods, at Mrs Tiggywinkle's laundry and up in Nutkin the squirrel's trees, ends with the radishes mysteriously gone, and a fox named Mr Todd makes off with the last one. In the end they discover Peter's little sister Cottontail had been collecting the radishes all along and brought them home, where Mum has turned them into soup. Peter is left taking the blame as the family sits down to eat.

The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids

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In her own room, Masha tells her toys the fairy tale of the wolf and the seven little goats. A mother goat leaves for the shop and warns her kids not to open the door for strangers, but the Big Bad Wolf disguises his voice, tricks his way in and swallows six of them while the youngest hides in the oven. When the mother returns she lights the oven, burns the wolf's tail and sends him fleeing into the woods, and the kids tell her what happened. The episode ends with Masha searching a video screen for another cartoon.

Super Playdate

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Zoe lives in a coastal lighthouse with her grandfather and is secretly the superhero StarBeam. When her friend Henry comes over for a planned playdate, twin neighbours Greta and Gunther join in, and the alien villain Goop sneaks into the lighthouse to try to steal a beam key. Zoe transforms into StarBeam, hides the twins in a pillow fort, and uses Henry's Mega Launcher 3000 to blast Goop away. The friends celebrate the rescue without realising Zoe is StarBeam and head off to test the launcher some more.

Summertime Antertainment

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Two red ants live in a sunny field of crops where discarded human objects turn into rides and obstacles. Across a string of short, wordless segments they wrestle a giant coiled spring, hitch a lift on a flying drone, raft across a pond, roll a plastic egg through the grass and end up trapped inside a jam jar on a picnic table. Birds, spiders, beetles and a frog interrupt them along the way, and a boy and his drone controller appear at the edge of their world. Each segment closes on its own comic punchline before the next one starts.

One Two Many

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Bubbles builds a machine in her attic workshop that copies whatever it points at, testing it first on a green apple and then on a small figure. Pogo climbs in through her window to see what she is doing and ends up duplicated, and soon a crowd of identical Pogos spreads across the neighbourhood playing tricks on Fuse, Zee and Jeff. Bubbles and the original Pogo spend the night tracking the copies down and firing the machine in reverse to remove them. The episode ends back at the workshop window with the neighbourhood quiet again.

Pogo the Poltergeist

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Pogo sees an advert for a ghost gadget on television, orders it by phone and starts haunting the neighbourhood in disguise. Newt is his main target: her teddy bear and household objects move on their own until she flees her house. Bubbles builds goggles and a detector, and the two search the pink house together, wrecking the kitchen and leaving Newt needing a first aid kit. The episode ends at night with Newt and Pogo standing on the street as a real ghost floats up beside them.