Let's Go, Bananas!

In Grumble Games, Stellar and her friends maintain that they never whine, a claim their parents dispute. To settle the argument, the children launch a competition to see who can make it through the whole day without uttering a single complaint.

Grumble Games is a television programme presented as a single episode, falling squarely within the genre of light‑hearted competition. The show follows a group of children as they take part in a self‑imposed challenge, with the format built around everyday family dynamics and a dash of humour. It’s designed to be both relatable and entertaining for a young audience. The central premise revolves around Stellar and her friends, who are convinced they never complain. Their parents, however, see things differently and argue that the youngsters do, in fact, whine now and then. To settle the dispute, the children agree to a day‑long contest: they must get through an entire day without uttering a single complaint. The challenge becomes a test of patience, perseverance and the ability to keep a positive attitude under normal circumstances. Throughout the episode, the participants navigate ordinary situations—school, meals and playtime—while constantly reminding themselves not to grumble. The parents act as both judges and gentle nudgers, watching closely to see whether the kids can truly stay complaint‑free. The tension builds not from dramatic twists but from the simple, everyday moments that can provoke a sigh or a mutter. By the end of the day, the competition serves as a playful way for Stellar, her friends and their parents to understand each other better. The episode wraps up with a clear resolution to the initial disagreement, showing whether the youngsters managed to keep their mouths shut and prove their point.