Lu and the Bally Bunch

Lu struggles to say goodbye to her favourite uncle and feels unfair when she and Biba receive toys. She and Elodie fear they’ve broken a treasured toy, and Elodie is upset by Lu’s assumption. Lu pops bubbles easily but can’t blow them, while Barnaby pretends to be the baby and Lu stays in the pool while her friends get drinks.

The Long Good‑Bye / Squeaky Squid / Mon Ami Celeri / Wiggling and Flapping / Bubble Trouble / Baby Barnaby / Lu’s Decision is an episode‑style programme that strings together a number of short segments. Each title marks a separate vignette, ranging from farewell scenes to playful mishaps, all presented in a light‑hearted, child‑focused format. The show is classified as a programme of the episode genre, meaning each story stands alone while contributing to the overall collection. Throughout the episode, Lu wrestles with several small but poignant challenges. She finds it tough to part with her favourite uncle, and when she and her friend Biba receive new toys, she feels the arrangement is unfair. Later, Lu and Elodie become convinced they’ve damaged a beloved toy, which leads to tension when Elodie gets upset after Lu jumps to the wrong conclusion. Meanwhile, Lu can pop bubbles effortlessly but struggles to blow them herself. Another segment sees Barnaby taking on the role of the baby in a make‑believe family game, adding a touch of innocence to the proceedings. In a separate scene, Lu chooses to remain in the swimming pool while her companions head out for drinks, highlighting her preference for staying in the water rather than joining the social outing. These moments round out the episode’s blend of everyday dilemmas and light‑hearted play.