Peppa Pig

Peppa and her family are watching television when it suddenly stops working. While Grampy Rabbit works on repairing the set, the family acquires a new television that can perform every function imaginable. Despite its capabilities, it never quite matches the charm of their original TV.

The show “New TV” is a television programme presented as an episode in a family‑friendly series. It falls under the genre of a standard episode, focusing on everyday situations that the characters encounter. The format follows the familiar style of the series, delivering a short, self‑contained story. In this episode, Peppa and her family settle down to watch their favourite programme when the screen suddenly stops working. The malfunction forces them to pause their viewing, and Grampy Rabbit steps in to repair the broken set. While he works on the faulty television, the household receives a replacement model that boasts a wide range of functions. The newly arrived television is described as capable of doing everything, offering a host of features that the old set lacked. The family eagerly explores its capabilities, testing the various functions that the modern device promises. Despite its advanced abilities, they soon discover that the new appliance does not surpass the experience provided by their original TV. Ultimately, the episode highlights the family’s realisation that the familiar, albeit imperfect, old television still holds a special place in their routine. The contrast between the repaired original set and the high‑tech replacement underscores a gentle message about valuing what one already has. The story wraps up with the family returning to their usual viewing habits.