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Belson is hosting a sleepover in which the participants must endure a whole night of pranks designed to test their stamina. The contestant who manages to survive the prank‑filled night will be awarded Belson’s game console as the ultimate prize.

Belson’s Sleepover is a programme presented as a single episode. It falls under the genre of an episode‑style show, meaning the story unfolds within one self‑contained instalment rather than across multiple parts. The title makes clear that the central figure, Belson, is the host of the event around which the episode revolves. The core of the episode centres on Belson inviting a group of friends to spend the night at his house. Throughout the evening, the guests are subjected to a series of pranks that are designed to test their stamina and nerves. The challenge is simple: whoever can endure the whole night of tricks without giving up will be declared the winner. The prize for surviving the barrage of jokes and surprises is Belson’s game console, which is offered up as the ultimate reward for the last person standing. The structure of the show is built around this overnight contest. The premise hinges on the idea of a sleepover turned into a competitive game, with the pranks providing the tension and the console serving as the tangible incentive. By the end of the episode, the outcome hinges entirely on which participant manages to last through the night’s antics, making the whole experience a test of endurance framed within a single, self‑contained broadcast.