Let's Go, Bananas!

Apple’s fathers realise they have repeatedly denied her wishes, so they award her a special Yeah‑Yeah‑Yeah Day in which she can finally say yes throughout the day. The story then asks whether she will use that newfound freedom for herself wisely.

“Yeah, Yeah, Yeah Day!” is a programme presented as a single episode. It falls under the generic label of an episode‑type show, offering a self‑contained story that can be watched in one sitting. The title itself hints at a light‑hearted premise, and the format suggests a concise narrative rather than a multi‑part series. The core of the episode centres on Apple’s fathers, who come to the realisation that they’ve been turning her down far too often. In response, they decide to grant her a special “Yeah‑Yeah‑Yeah Day”, a 24‑hour period during which they’ll say yes to everything she asks. The storyline then follows Apple as she navigates this newfound freedom, with the central question being whether she’ll make sensible choices with the unlimited permission she’s been given. Beyond the basic premise, the episode highlights the fathers’ shift in attitude—from habitual refusals to an overt willingness to indulge their daughter. This change creates a brief window in which Apple can test the limits of her wishes, providing the narrative’s tension. The show therefore hinges on the contrast between prior denial and the sudden, all‑encompassing approval, leaving viewers to wonder how Apple will handle the responsibility that comes with such an unqualified “yes”.