Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom

King Thistle, noticing how exhausted Mr Elf has become, commands him to take some time off. The royal decree obliges the weary elf to step away from his duties and enjoy a short vacation. Both Mrs Elf and Ben react with delight at the news, grateful for the chance to see Mr Elf finally get a much‑needed respite. The prospect of a break lifts their spirits, as they look forward to his return refreshed. King Thistle hopes the interval will restore Mr Elf’s energy, while the rest of the household anticipates a calmer atmosphere during his absence. In short, the monarch’s order for a holiday satisfies the family’s hope for a welcome pause.

In this episode, Holly and Ben spend an entire day at Lucy’s school, navigating the corridors and classrooms while making a concerted effort to remain unnoticed by the school’s teacher, Miss Cookie. Throughout their visit, the pair stay vigilant, timing their movements and speaking in hushed tones so that Miss Cookie does not catch sight of them. Their aim is simply to enjoy the school environment without drawing the teacher’s attention, and the narrative follows their careful attempts to blend in and avoid any direct encounter with Miss Cookie. They move quietly from one area to another, constantly checking that Miss Cookie is not nearby, and they keep a low profile throughout the school day.

In this episode, King Thistle finds himself locked in a rivalry with the elves, each side striving to design and launch a rocket that can travel to the moon. Determined not to be outshone, the monarch throws all his resources into the project, matching the elves’ ingenuity and craft. The contest centres solely on who can build a lunar‑bound vehicle first, with both parties pushing the limits of their engineering skills. As the deadline approaches, the race intensifies, under pressure from their subjects and the looming challenge, highlighting the king’s ambition and the elves’ cleverness, all aimed at achieving the same celestial goal.

In this episode, the two protagonists set off for a meeting with the Wise Old Elf, hoping he'll explain the mystery of the daytime sky. Their curiosity pushes them through the forest, guiding them to the Elf's hidden glade. When they finally arrive, they ask the ancient creature where the stars go once daylight arrives, seeking the answer to what becomes of the night lights. The Wise Old Elf is the only one they believe can reveal the secret of the stars' daytime whereabouts. Their quest reflects a simple yet enduring question that haunts anyone who has ever wondered why the night sky empties when the sun shines.

In this episode, Trip to the Seaside sees a pair set off on a family outing to the coast. As they enjoy the shore, rising tide sweeps in, leaving the two of them stranded on the beach. The scene captures the contrast between a leisurely holiday and the sudden threat posed by sea. Caught by the incoming water, they're unable to retreat, forced to confront the danger of the encroaching sea. The situation highlights how quickly a seaside trip can turn precarious when the tide turns against them. As the tide rushes in, the urgency of their situation becomes unmistakable, heightening the drama.

At King Thistle’s golf course, a troublesome mole keeps digging up the greens, creating a real nuisance for the club. To tackle the issue, the management decides to bring in a gnome, hoping the small creature can persuade the mole to leave. The gnome is hired specifically to drive the mole away and restore order to the course. The mole’s burrowing doesn’t threaten the smoothness of the greens, and its presence worries the players who expect pristine conditions. By employing the gnome, the course hopes to avoid extensive repairs and keep the schedule intact. Throughout the episode, the gnome’s efforts focus on coaxing the mole off the fairways, aiming to stop the damage and get the course back to normal.

In this episode, a group of children take in a rather unusual pet – a dragon they call Dave. At first the youngsters are thrilled with their new companion, treating him like any other animal they might have adopted. However, as the weeks go by Dave begins to increase in size, and the kids soon discover that their modest home isn’t equipped to cope with a growing dragon. They find themselves scrambling for space, trying to fit the expanding creature into rooms that were never designed for something of his stature. The story follows their attempts to accommodate Dave while dealing with the practical problems his growth creates.

Gaston is enrolled in a pet school, where Miss Jolly swiftly gets him into shape.

When Gaston goes missing, Nanny Plum turns to her magical crystal ball, consulting it to trace his recent movements. She looks into the orb, which shows the path he last followed, enabling her to backtrack his route. By following the indications given by the crystal ball, Nanny Plum hopes to locate Gaston, using the same enchanted device to follow the trail he left behind. She relies on the ball's power, trusting that its magic will point the way. The process involves her focusing on the crystal, allowing its insight to guide her step by step back to where Gaston disappeared.

Mrs Figg's magic school has been left in a sorry state after a mishap, so she's decided to set up a cake stall to raise the funds needed for repairs. The idea is to attract visitors with sweet treats and use the takings to get the school back on its feet. She hopes the stall will draw enough support from the local community to cover the unexpected costs. The only snag is that the cakes supplied by Queen Thistle turn out to be completely inedible, meaning nobody's actually able to enjoy them. Despite the good intentions behind the stall, the lack of edible pastries threatens to undermine the fundraising effort.

In this episode, Captain Squid deposits a treasure map within the confines of the Little Kingdom. The map sets the plot in motion, prompting Redbeard to take charge of a quest. He gathers Ben, Holly and Nanny Plum, and together they set off to locate the hidden loot. Their target is a valuable object that lies far beneath the surface, deep underwater. The team follows the clues left by Captain Squid, navigating the challenges of the submerged environment as they hunt for the prize. The map, left behind by Captain Squid, points to a secret spot beneath the waves, and they’ve got to brave the watery depths to retrieve it.

As spring rolls in, the garden bursts into colour, with tulips and daffodils beginning to bloom and hedgehogs emerging from their winter hideaways. In the midst of this renewal, Nanny Plum joins forces with the Wise Old Elf, determined to protect the delicate season from a band of mischievous gnomes. The duo works tirelessly to keep the gnomes from feasting on the freshly sprouted tulips, the bright daffodils, and even the unsuspecting hedgehogs that wander among the flowers. They employ clever tricks and gentle persuasion to outwit the gnomes. Their combined effort aims to safeguard the garden’s new life as the season unfolds.

The school makes it clear that the children aren’t allowed to use magic while they’re there, but they quickly discover how hard it is to live without it. They’re constantly reminded of the rule, yet the temptation to rely on their innate abilities makes coping a real challenge. Even though the prohibition is firmly enforced, the youngsters find the restriction difficult to accept. Their everyday life becomes a struggle as they try to obey the ban while still feeling the pull of their magical instincts.

In this episode, Holly accidentally damages her mother’s brand‑new teapot, leaving it in pieces. Feeling upset about the mishap, she turns to Ben for assistance. Ben steps in and together they set about trying to mend the broken item, working carefully in the hope of restoring it to its original condition. Their joint effort centres on the simple task of repairing the teapot, with both characters sharing the responsibility of fixing the damage caused by Holly’s accident.

In this episode, Holly accidentally damages her mother’s brand‑new teapot, leaving it in pieces. Feeling upset about the mishap, she turns to Ben for assistance. Ben steps in and together they set about trying to mend the broken item, working carefully in the hope of restoring it to its original condition. Their joint effort centres on the simple task of repairing the teapot, with both characters sharing the responsibility of fixing the damage caused by Holly’s accident.

King Thistle discovers that Gaston has never celebrated a birthday, a fact that surprises him. Determined to make up for the oversight, he decides to organise a proper birthday party for the unsuspecting guest. The king’s plan stems from a simple wish to give Gaston an experience he’s missed out on, ensuring the celebration feels genuine and memorable. By taking the initiative, King Thistle aims to fill the gap in Gaston’s life with a festive occasion, marking the day with the kind of acknowledgement any birthday should receive. His decision sets the stage for a celebration that had never occurred before.

Lucy and her father happen upon an old mirror while exploring, and they decide to bring it home and keep it as a curiosity. They are completely unaware that the mirror actually belongs to a mermaid called Princess Oceana, a sovereign of the sea who has been searching for the lost artefact. Princess Oceana, aware that the glass is in human hands, is intent on getting it back and will stop at nothing to reclaim what she considers her own. Meanwhile, Lucy and her dad continue to admire their unexpected treasure, oblivious to the underwater ruler’s plans. The situation sets the stage for an unlikely clash between the ordinary world and the secret depths of the ocean.

An elf and a band of fairy companions set out on a mission to secure their adventure badges. Their journey takes them up the daunting slopes of Mount Everest, and they're soon left stranded by the harsh conditions. While attempting to complete the tasks required for the badges, the group finds themselves unable to descend, stuck amid the icy peaks. Their predicament forces the friends to confront the challenges of the mountain as they await a way back down. The extreme altitude tests their resolve, and they've got to rely on one another to survive. Their attempts to earn the badges become a test of teamwork as they wait for rescue.

The monarch has issued a clear edict that no one is permitted to mark his birthday, insisting that any celebration would only remind him of another year passing. He says he simply doesn’t wish to become any older, so he has banned any festivities that might acknowledge the date. In his view, avoiding a birthday celebration is the only way to keep the idea of ageing at bay, and he has made it known that any attempt to observe the occasion is expressly forbidden. He insists the prohibition applies to everyone, regardless of rank or relationship, and that no alternative observances are acceptable.

In this episode, the group of friends stumble across a toy robot that’s clearly broken. Holly, who possesses magical abilities, steps in and manages to mend the malfunctioning device using her powers. The repair seems successful at first, but the enchantment she employs soon creates an unexpected complication that the friends must confront. Throughout the segment, the characters display curiosity and teamwork as they examine the damaged toy, and Holly’s magical intervention is shown as both resourceful and a little risky. Once the robot is revived, the unforeseen problem quickly escalates, forcing the friends to think fast and work together to deal with the situation.

In this episode, Lucy discovers that her father has started excavating the meadow, an action that threatens the very existence of the Little Kingdom. Aware that the digging could spell disaster for their hidden realm, Lucy and her friends scramble to devise a plan that will halt the excavation without alerting her dad. They must act swiftly and quietly, balancing the need to protect their secret world with the risk of being caught. Every move they make must stay unseen, guaranteeing the digging never gets any further. Their covert mission drives the narrative as they work together to keep the meadow safe and preserve the Little Kingdom from imminent danger.

The news that King Leopold will be paying a visit sends the whole community into a buzz of excitement. As soon as his announcement is made, everyone springs into action, eager to give the monarch a proper reception. Residents hurriedly organise decorations, polish furnishings and arrange refreshments, all with the aim of presenting the royal guest in the most stylish manner possible. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation, each person hoping their efforts will reflect the honour of hosting a king. In short, the town throws itself into meticulous preparations, determined to welcome Leopold with flair, ceremony and pride for all.

Lucy’s birthday party, a lively gathering of elves and fairies, quickly descends into chaos when Princess Holly and the friends she brings along decide to take part in a magic show. The spell‑binding performance, intended to entertain the young guests, instead triggers a series of mishaps that send the celebration spiralling out of control. As the tricks go awry, the enchanted attendees find themselves caught up in a whirlwind of unexpected incidents, turning what should have been a simple birthday fete into a wildly unpredictable spectacle. In the end, the party’s magical ambitions prove far more unruly than anyone had imagined.

When Gaston comes down with a rather unpleasant cold, his condition forces a sudden change of plans. Rather than trying to soldier on despite his sniffles, he gratefully accepts Holly's considerate suggestion to take refuge within the comfortable walls of the castle. Holly, fully aware of his congestion, promptly offers him a place to stay, arranging a warm, cosy room and the quiet comfort of the manor’s interior. This simple yet generous gesture ensures that Gaston can rest, recover and regain his strength without having to brave the cold, damp outdoors. The castle’s welcoming atmosphere provides exactly the relief he needs, allowing the cold to run its course while he enjoys the hospitality.

Captain Squid is convinced that a rainbow serves as a pirate’s greatest ally, a belief that colours his every venture. He trusts the bright arc to guide and protect his plunder, assuming it will keep his loot safe from prying eyes. However, when the time comes to conceal his treasure, the captain finds the very phenomenon he reveres offers no cover, and his attempts to hide the bounty become unexpectedly troublesome. This sudden realisation forces him to confront the limits of his rainbow‑centric confidence, as the difficulty of keeping his riches out of sight proves far greater than he imagined.

In this short episode, Holly finds herself responsible for an unexpected magical mishap that transforms her friend Ben into a frog. The change occurs by accident, catching both of them off guard and setting the stage for a frantic attempt to restore Ben to his human form. The mishap unfolds with a blend of panic and humour, underscoring the unintended consequences of magic. However, each of Holly's attempts to reverse the spell only deepens the trouble, leaving Ben still stuck as a frog and the situation more tangled than it was initially. Her well‑intentioned interventions inadvertently exacerbate the problem, highlighting how her effort to fix the error only makes things worse.

In this short episode, Holly finds herself responsible for an unexpected magical mishap that transforms her friend Ben into a frog. The change occurs by accident, catching both of them off guard and setting the stage for a frantic attempt to restore Ben to his human form. The mishap unfolds with a blend of panic and humour, underscoring the unintended consequences of magic. However, each of Holly's attempts to reverse the spell only deepens the trouble, leaving Ben still stuck as a frog and the situation more tangled than it was initially. Her well‑intentioned interventions inadvertently exacerbate the problem, highlighting how her effort to fix the error only makes things worse.

In this episode, Nanny Plum teams up with the Wise Old Elf, and the two set themselves against the Marigolds in a boat‑building showdown. Their aim is simple: each side must construct a craft that can out‑run the Marigolds’ vessel. The rivalry drives both Nanny Plum and the elf to put their skills to the test, hoping their boat will prove faster and more reliable than the one the Marigolds have. As the contest unfolds, the focus remains on the competition itself – a race to see whose design can truly beat the Marigolds on the water.

Queen Thistle decides she needs extra support and calls on Mrs Elf to assist her. Together they step into the role of Daisy and Poppy's new teacher, taking charge of the little duo's lessons. The queen's choice to enlist Mrs Elf marks a shift in who will guide the pair. By joining forces, they become the fresh faces responsible for the playgroup's instruction. This partnership sees Queen Thistle and Mrs Elf sharing the duties of teaching Daisy and Poppy. Their combined effort replaces the previous arrangement, establishing them as the latest educators for the children, delivering lessons in a friendly and enthusiastic manner.

Nanny faces a challenge when the Wise Old Elf devises a test she must complete to have her magic licence renewed. She approaches the examination with determination, knowing the outcome will decide whether she can continue practising magic. The task set by the elf is only way for her to prove she meets the standards required for a licence. The test, set by the ancient elf, examines her abilities and knowledge, and Nanny strives to meet the requirements so her licence can be extended. She knows that without the renewal she would be unable to use her magic officially, so securing the licence is her aim. Her goal is simply to pass the assessment and retain her credentials.

In this short episode, Holly finds herself responsible for an unexpected magical mishap that transforms her friend Ben into a frog. The change occurs by accident, catching both of them off guard and setting the stage for a frantic attempt to restore Ben to his human form. The mishap unfolds with a blend of panic and humour, underscoring the unintended consequences of magic. However, each of Holly's attempts to reverse the spell only deepens the trouble, leaving Ben still stuck as a frog and the situation more tangled than it was initially. Her well‑intentioned interventions inadvertently exacerbate the problem, highlighting how her effort to fix the error only makes things worse.

In the programme Daisy and Poppy, the two main characters employ a magical wand to alter the inhabitants of their kingdom. By wielding the wand, they cause every resident to be transformed into an animal, specifically turning some people into rabbits, others into frogs, and still others into birds. The spell affects the entire population, swapping human form for these small creatures. As the episode progresses, the kingdom’s people find themselves inhabiting the bodies of rabbits, frogs and birds, illustrating the wand’s capacity to change human characters into a range of fauna. The storyline centres entirely on this magical transformation and its immediate effects on the kingdom’s citizens.

In the episode, Holly joins forces with her parents as they set out to win the favour of the conceited King and Queen Marigold. To achieve this, they’re calling on the elf band for support, hoping the music will sway the royal couple. Their plan centres on impressing the snobbish monarchs, and the elves’ performance is intended to tip the scales in their favour. Throughout, Holly and her family work together, relying on the band’s talents to make a lasting impression on the royal pair. The effort highlights their determination to be noticed by the aristocratic rulers.

In this episode, the pair encounter a caterpillar who confides that she dreams of soaring through the sky. Though clearly a creature of the ground, she's yearning to experience flight, and the duo promptly befriends her, sharing a moment of empathy for her lofty ambition. Later, King Thistle appears and offers his counsel, suggesting that the best way to grant the caterpillar’s wish is to make her more corpulent, reasoning that a fuller body might somehow enable her to lift off. He advises the friends to fatten her up as the proposed solution, and his recommendation reflects his belief that weight could be the key to achieving the impossible.

In this short segment, Holly suddenly becomes aware that she has completely missed Ben’s birthday. The realisation hits her like a shock, and a wave of guilt washes over her as she recognises the importance of the day for Ben. Determined not to let the oversight ruin their friendship, she bolts from wherever she is and races back to her flat. Once inside, she wastes no time gathering paper, coloured pens, stickers and a pair of scissors, and she sets to work on a personalised birthday card. With hurried strokes she sketches a simple design, writes a heartfelt message and decorates the front, hoping the handmade note will convey her sincere apologies and make up for the forgotten celebration.

In this episode, the elves provide the monarch with a flock of chickens, granting him continual access to eggs whenever he wishes. By handing over the birds, they ensure that the King never lacks the ability to simply obtain eggs at his convenience. This gesture supplies the sovereign with an endless supply, allowing him to enjoy eggs at any moment he chooses, without needing to seek them elsewhere. The simple act of the elves' gift thus secures the King's perpetual egg availability. Because the chickens are always present, the monarch can call upon them at any hour, making egg consumption effortless.

Mr Elf's set about constructing a fresh vessel to make up for the one that Big Bad Barry devoured. With timber and tools at hand, he painstakingly assembles the replacement, hoping it will restore the lost means of travel. He measures each plank carefully, recalling the previous boat's design, determined to avoid any further mishaps. Despite the effort poured into the new craft, Mr Elf's uneasy about actually taking it out onto the water. The memory of Barry's appetite still lingers, and he's hesitant, wondering whether the fresh boat will survive the same fate. Consequently, he delays launching it, uncertain of the right moment. He keeps the boat moored, watching the tide, waiting for confidence to return.

On a particularly hectic day, King Thistle finds himself stretched thin as he's trying to juggle three demanding duties. First, he's got to oversee the launch of a new boat, a task that requires precise timing and coordination. Shortly after, he's called upon to act as the judge for a competition, weighing entries and delivering verdicts under pressure. To cap it all off, he's slated to give a formal speech, a responsibility that adds another layer of stress. Throughout the episode, the monarch can't keep everything under control, highlighting how even a king can be overwhelmed when his schedule is packed with obligations.

On a particularly hectic day, King Thistle finds himself stretched thin as he's trying to juggle three demanding duties. First, he's got to oversee the launch of a new boat, a task that requires precise timing and coordination. Shortly after, he's called upon to act as the judge for a competition, weighing entries and delivering verdicts under pressure. To cap it all off, he's slated to give a formal speech, a responsibility that adds another layer of stress. Throughout the episode, the monarch can't keep everything under control, highlighting how even a king can be overwhelmed when his schedule is packed with obligations.

In this episode, Holly, Ben, Nanny and the King find themselves tasked with supervising the mischievous twins, Daisy and Poppy, for an entire day. The quartet must keep the pair under control while navigating the challenges that arise from the twins’ playful antics. Throughout the daylight hours, the adults juggle responsibilities, ensuring that Daisy and Poppy remain safe and out of trouble despite the youngsters’ propensity for causing mischief. They must also coordinate their own duties while keeping an eye on the twins’ energy. The day tests their patience and teamwork.

When Barnaby's uncle, the pirate Redbeard, discovers that his whole hoard has vanished, he turns to his relatives for help. Holly and Ben, eager to aid him, begin piecing together the few clues that remain, hoping the trail will lead them back to the lost treasure. Their quest sees them chasing every hint, determined to recover what Redbeard has lost. The episode follows their attempts to trace the missing riches, with each clue bringing them a step closer to the hidden loot. Time's of the essence, since the lost hoard represents Redbeard's earnings, and every fragment of information is examined with care. Their partnership is tested as they navigate the challenges of the hunt, but their resolve never wavers.

In this episode, Mr Elf takes the time to explain why producing flour is such a lengthy process. He walks the viewers through each stage, pointing out the careful steps involved. Nanny Plum, however, is impatient and isn’t willing to wait for the whole procedure to finish. Determined to speed things up, she resorts to her own brand of magic, casting a spell that accelerates the workings of the elf windmill. Her intervention dramatically shortens the time needed, showing a contrast between the methodical approach of Mr Elf and Nanny Plum’s quick‑fix solution. The enchanted acceleration allows the grains to be ground in a fraction of the usual time, much to Nanny Plum’s satisfaction.

In this installment, Ben, Holly and Nanny Plum join Mrs Witch as she undertakes a spring cleaning of her enchanted belongings. They assist her in sorting through various magical objects, ensuring everything is properly organised. The episode captures their light‑hearted attempts to manage spell‑bound trinkets, from glittering potions to animated charms, all while maintaining the whimsical tone of Mrs Witch's home. The trio works together, handling the whimsical items with care, helping Mrs Witch declutter her mystical collection. Their cooperative effort makes the task smoother, showcasing their teamwork as they tidy up the sorceress's stash. Throughout, they exchange friendly banter and lend each other a hand, turning the tidy‑up into a pleasant adventure rather than a chore.

In this episode, Holly finds that her trusty wand has come down with a cold. The ailment leaves the wand sluggish and unreliable, prompting those around her to hand her a brand‑new device. She is handed a WiseWand 3000, which serves as the immediate substitute for her ailing implement. The new wand is presented as a straightforward swap, allowing Holly to continue her work without further interruption. Throughout the segment, the focus remains on the simple exchange: a sick wand being replaced by a WiseWand 3000, with no additional complications or side stories introduced. The hand‑over happens swiftly, underscoring the urgency of the situation. Holly accepts the WiseWand 3000 without hesitation, ready to resume her tasks.

The pair soon stumble on the surprising truth that Nanny Plum leads a double life, acting as a tooth fairy after dark. In a quiet moment they catch her slipping into her secret role, and they watch her carry out the familiar ritual of swapping lost teeth for small gifts. Their discovery turns the ordinary into something magical, as they observe the gentle, unseen work she does while everyone else sleeps. The scene shows the duo’s reaction to seeing Nanny Plum in her nocturnal guise, confirming that the kindly caretaker is, in fact, the town’s very own tooth fairy. It becomes clear that her nightly visits are a cherished tradition in the neighbourhood.

When Holly’s wand suddenly snaps, she is left without her usual magical instrument. Recognising the urgency of the situation, she resolves to have the damaged wand restored as quickly as possible, knowing that only a specialised repair service can mend it properly. She makes her way to the workshop located at the base of the Great Elf Tree, a factory embedded among the tree’s roots that handles all wand maintenance. There, she hopes the technicians will repair her broken wand, allowing her to regain her magical capabilities. The factory, renowned for its expertise, is the only place capable of fixing such a delicate instrument, and Holly trusts that the repair will be completed promptly.

The mischievous toddlers wreak havoc once more, their antics sending the museum into disarray. The toddlers' relentless mischief triggers a chain reaction, with each mishap escalating the pandemonium throughout the galleries. In the ensuing mayhem, Mrs Fotheringill is suddenly zapped back to the stone‑age, finding herself among prehistoric surroundings. At the same time, Nanny Plum, in an unexpected turn, transforms everyone into frogs, leaving the whole party croaking. Mrs Fotheringill's abrupt return to the stone‑age leaves her bewildered, as she confronts the primitive surroundings. The chaotic scene leaves the museum in a bewildering state as the characters adjust to their sudden amphibian forms.

Holly is about to experience school for the very first time, stepping into a classroom she’s never entered before. The excitement of her inaugural day is palpable as she prepares to join her peers and learn the basics of reading, writing and numbers. At the same time, Ben, her companion, decides that he will accompany her on this new adventure. He makes his choice even though the Wise Old Elf still had warned them both against it, insisting that it might be unwise to go. Undeterred, Ben presses on, determined to be there for Holly despite the elf’s cautions still.

In this episode, Holly takes the reins of the Little Kingdom while the king and queen are away, stepping up to look after everything in their absence. She’s left in charge, handling the duties and responsibilities that normally fall to the monarchs, ensuring the realm runs smoothly while they’re off‑site.

Ben relies on his elf abilities to come out on top in the various games featured in the episode. By applying those special skills, he's consistently securing victory, leaving little doubt about his competence. Observing his success, Holly steps in, determined to give him a lesson. She's using the situation to show him something he hasn't yet grasped, ensuring he learns from the experience. The interaction between Ben's confident use of his elf talent and Holly's corrective approach forms the core of the story. In the end, Ben's winning streak prompts a teaching moment from Holly, balancing his advantage with a dose of guidance.

Ben relies on his elf abilities to come out on top in the various games featured in the episode. By applying those special skills, he's consistently securing victory, leaving little doubt about his competence. Observing his success, Holly steps in, determined to give him a lesson. She's using the situation to show him something he hasn't yet grasped, ensuring he learns from the experience. The interaction between Ben's confident use of his elf talent and Holly's corrective approach forms the core of the story. In the end, Ben's winning streak prompts a teaching moment from Holly, balancing his advantage with a dose of guidance.

Trying to lift Gaston's spirits, the pair decide that a tidy cave might do the trick. They set about clearing the clutter, sweeping the floor and arranging the few belongings, convinced that a neater space will cheer him up. With each sweep they imagine the cave looking brighter, hoping the fresh look will bring a smile to their friend. Unaware of Gaston's preferences, they overlook that he actually enjoys the cave just as it is. Their well‑meaning effort ends up missing the mark, as the ladybird prefers his original, unkempt surroundings. In the end, their attempt to help only highlights how differently they see what makes Gaston comfortable.

In this episode, Holly discovers that her magic wand has gone missing, leaving her unable to perform any spells. Determined to help, Ben puts his elf expertise to work, employing the keen senses and nimble abilities typical of his kind to track down the lost object. He scours the surrounding area, following subtle clues that only an elf would notice, and gradually closes in on the wand’s whereabouts. Thanks to Ben’s diligent effort and his specialised elf skills, the wand is eventually located, allowing Holly to regain her magical powers. Once the wand is back in her possession, Holly can once again practise her magic without interruption.

In this episode, a group of children head out to a local farm, eager to discover the source of the milk they drink. Guided by the farm’s environment, they explore the barns and fields, observing the animals and the processes that turn raw milk into the familiar white beverage. By the end of their visit, they’ve learned exactly where milk originates, gaining a clearer picture of its journey from the farm to the kitchen. Throughout the trip, they ask plenty of questions and watch the everyday routine that turns the cows’ nourishment into fresh milk, reinforcing their new understanding today.

During the episode, a string of blunders unfolds as the whole party makes its way to the castle of the imperious King and Queen Marigold. One mishap leads straight into another, each mistake compounding the chaos that erupts within the regal halls. The group's collective visit to the snobbish monarchs' residence becomes a domino effect of errors, with every new slip‑up heightening the confusion. As the characters navigate the pompous surroundings, the continual series of goofs keeps the action moving, turning what should have been a simple audience with the royal couple into a comedy of errors. In the end, everyone leaves the castle bewildered but amused by the relentless chain of mishaps.

A determined group of squirrels arrives at the Great Elf Tree, resolved to hide acorns within its trunk. The squirrels, moving as a cohesive unit, make their way up to the ancient tree, each one focused on the task of storing the gathered acorns inside the tree’s cavities. Their purpose is clear: to stash the nuts safely within the tree’s shelter. The Great Elf Tree stands as the chosen repository for their acorn stash, and the squirrels show unwavering resolve as they begin the process of placing the acorns inside. The scene unfolds quietly beneath the canopy, with the squirrels’ tiny paws pattering softly as they work.

King Thistle finds himself rather perplexed when the enchanted bird‑spotting tome he relies on can’t place the strange new creature that’s taken up residence in the castle. The book, usually quick to name any feathered visitor, draws a blank, leaving the monarch scratching his head as the unidentified animal builds its nest within the royal walls. His bewilderment stems from the fact that the magical volume, which has never failed him before, now offers no answer, forcing him to confront a mystery that even his trusted, spell‑bound guide can’t solve.

When the kingdom’s treasure chest runs dry, the fairy realm suddenly finds itself without any food. With the stores depleted, King Thistle has no choice but to set out in search of a job. He hopes that by earning a wage he can gather enough coin to cover the fee the elves charge for their assistance. The king’s new labour is driven solely by the urgent need to restore the kingdom’s provisions and keep the elves’ services running. In short, the empty chest forces the monarch into employment so he can pay the elves and stave off famine, ensuring the kingdom’s survival.

At sunrise the fairies discover that their wands have suddenly lost all power. With their usual source of enchantment unavailable, the entire realm must manage for an entire day without any magical assistance. The unexpected failure leaves the kingdom to cope using ordinary means, and simple chores and governance had to be carried out without the usual shortcuts, as the fairies scramble to understand why their tools have gone silent. Throughout the day, everyone experiences the ordinary world in a way they have never known, forced to rely on their own skills rather than spells. By nightfall the kingdom has endured a full twenty‑four hours completely devoid of magical aid.

In the kingdom, a spate of disappearances begins to trouble the residents, as objects and belongings vanish without explanation. Ben and Holly soon discover that the culprits behind the thefts are not human at all, but swarms of ants that are pilfering the items. As the missing items multiply across the land, the duo pieces together the pattern, realising that the tiny insects are responsible for the widespread loss. Their investigation leads them to understand that the ants are systematically taking possession of the kingdom’s goods, prompting Ben and Holly to confront the unexpected thieves. They must now decide how to stop the relentless raids.

In this episode, the mischievous duo Daisy and Poppy decide to try their hand at magic. They conjure a spell that unexpectedly propels their teacher, Mrs Fotheringill, deep beneath the surface, straight to the planet’s centre. The spell’s effect is instantaneous, sending Mrs Fotheringill on an unplanned journey to the Earth’s core while Daisy and Poppy watch the outcome of their experiment. The sudden displacement leaves the classroom in shock, and the teacher vanishes from view, prompting the pair to stare at the empty space where she once stood. Their curiosity about the spell’s power grows, even as they realise the seriousness of sending someone to such a remote location.

In this episode, King Thistle falls ill with a common cold. Concerned for their monarch, Holly and the rest of the gang set out to remedy the situation. They embark on a mission to gather the various ingredients required for a magical potion designed to restore his health. By collecting each component, they hope the concoction will alleviate the king’s symptoms and return him to his usual vigor. The storyline follows their efforts to assemble the cure, highlighting their determination to help the ailing ruler. They discuss which items might prove most effective, coordinating their search to ensure nothing is missed. Their ultimate aim is simply to ease the king’s discomfort and see him resume his duties.

In this episode, King Thistle falls ill with a common cold. Concerned for their monarch, Holly and the rest of the gang set out to remedy the situation. They embark on a mission to gather the various ingredients required for a magical potion designed to restore his health. By collecting each component, they hope the concoction will alleviate the king’s symptoms and return him to his usual vigor. The storyline follows their efforts to assemble the cure, highlighting their determination to help the ailing ruler. They discuss which items might prove most effective, coordinating their search to ensure nothing is missed. Their ultimate aim is simply to ease the king’s discomfort and see him resume his duties.

While scouting for Gaston, the elves and the fairies stumble across a curious door that actually talks, and they also find a dwarf‑run mine. The group, ever vigilant, is on the lookout for any sign of Gaston when the talking door greets them, its voice echoing through the forest clearing. Not long after, they discover the entrance to the dwarves’ mine, its stone walls hinting at the hidden work within. Both the speaking portal and the subterranean passage become unexpected obstacles in their quest, adding a touch of mystery to their search for Gaston. The air feels charged with ancient magic, hinting that the door and the mine hold secrets long forgotten.

Redbeard, an elf who’s also a pirate, embarks on a voyage in search of a fabled lost city. He sets his ship out across the sea, driven by the promise of uncovering the hidden settlement. However, the expedition quickly goes awry; Redbeard soon finds himself caught in a precarious situation that leaves him stranded and in need of assistance. The trouble he encounters forces him to rely on others for rescue, turning his adventurous quest into a desperate call for help. Time runs short as his condition worsens, and the only hope lies in someone coming to his aid. The narrative follows his initial optimism, the sudden reversal of fortune, and the looming prospect of being saved.

In this episode of Dinner Party, the haughty King and his Queen, Marigold, decide to pay an unannounced visit to the castle for an evening meal. They take a seat in the great hall and are served dishes prepared by Nanny Plum. Throughout the dinner the regal couple samples the food, offering their opinions on the flavours. They linger over the courses, tasting each plate with a mixture of curiosity and aristocratic poise. The scene focuses on the interaction between the aristocratic pair and the domestic cook, highlighting the contrast between their lofty manner and the humble, home‑cooked fare. By the end of the repast the King and Queen have experienced Nanny Plum’s cooking firsthand.

In this episode, the nanny stumbles upon a witch while walking through the forest and, after being discourteous, is struck by a magical spell that instantly encases her in ice. The sudden freezing leaves Ben and Holly without their caretaker, prompting the pair to scramble for a way to reverse the enchantment and thaw their nanny back to normal. Their quest centres on finding a method to melt the magical ice and restore her, as they work together to undo the witch’s icy curse. The duo wanders through the surrounding woods, recalling any old tales about undoing icy enchantments and testing a few simple ideas, hoping one will prove effective.

Nanny Plum tutors the girls in essential fairy rules, but when she's blown away, Ben, Holly and Gaston spring into action to rescue her. They manage to save her.

In this episode, King Thistle falls ill with a common cold. Concerned for their monarch, Holly and the rest of the gang set out to remedy the situation. They embark on a mission to gather the various ingredients required for a magical potion designed to restore his health. By collecting each component, they hope the concoction will alleviate the king’s symptoms and return him to his usual vigor. The storyline follows their efforts to assemble the cure, highlighting their determination to help the ailing ruler. They discuss which items might prove most effective, coordinating their search to ensure nothing is missed. Their ultimate aim is simply to ease the king’s discomfort and see him resume his duties.

In this Nature Class episode, Nanny Plum takes the group of children out into the woods for a lesson. While they wander among the trees, she decides to demonstrate her magical skill, and she changes herself into a frog. The transformation is presented as part of the outdoor teaching, showing the youngsters a fantastical example right in the forest. Throughout the segment, Nanny Plum remains the guide, and the children observe her as she becomes the amphibian, adding a touch of enchantment to the otherwise ordinary nature walk. The children follow her closely, watching as she undergoes the change. The magical transformation serves as the climax of the woodland lesson.

In the episode of the programme Tadpoles, the character Holly brings a batch of frogspawn back to her home with the intention of caring for it. She places the gelatinous eggs in a suitable container, hoping the gentle environment will give the eggs a chance to develop safely, and intends to watch the development over the coming days. However, when she checks the next morning, she is taken aback to find that the previously dormant frogspawn has already transformed into a cluster of wriggling tadpoles. The unexpected rapid change leaves Holly visibly shocked by the sudden emergence of the tiny amphibians. She watches them ripple through the water, realising the life cycle is unfolding right before her eyes.