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Harry the hyena anticipates a pleasant holiday, but his enjoyment is undermined when every member of his family decides to go off and do their own thing throughout the break. Left to his own devices, his holiday loses its cheer and feels lonely.

The programme titled is presented as an episode‑style instalment. It falls squarely within the “programme” type and is classified under the episode genre, offering a brief, self‑contained narrative rather than a longer series. At the heart of the story is Harry the hyena, whose much‑anticipated holiday takes an unexpected turn. Just as he’s looking forward to a relaxing break, the plans go awry because each member of his family decides to pursue their own separate activities. Their individual outings leave Harry’s own holiday plans in tatters. The narrative centres on the disappointment that follows when Harry’s relatives each set off on their own paths. Their independent pursuits effectively strip Harry of the companionship and shared experiences he had hoped for, turning what should have been a joyous getaway into a solitary affair. In the end, the episode underscores how the actions of those close to us can inadvertently ruin personal celebrations. Harry’s holiday, once full of promise, ends up being spoiled solely because his family members chose to do something else entirely.