The animals challenge very noisy Herbert the Warthog to stay silent for a whole day. He accepts and spends the next day really concentrating on being quiet. The other animals are impressed but will he keep it up until sunset and win the huge watermelon prize?

Harry the Hyena's Family holiday goes from bad to worse as each member of the family goes off to do their own thing. In the end though they're happy to be re-united as being on their own isn't such good fun after all.

Victor bans all the other animals from using the water hole as he's had enough of all the noise and splashing. The other animals eventually find a new place to drink and play but will they let Victor join them after the old waterhole dries up? Perhaps if he apologises.

Petula the Parrot is not very pleased when she discovers that the greedy Giggles and Tickles have eaten all her lovely party food. However she soon hatches a plan that will teach them a lesson and fill her larder again.

It's Melanie the Moose's birthday but she's too busy daydreaming to enjoy it. Her friends give her special presents but they're not the sort of presents she really likes. The friends then realize where they went wrong and set about making Melanie the best present a Moose could want and help her dreams come true.

Boris the Bear has lost his honeycomb. With the help of his friends he disastrously retraces his steps. Fortunately, things have a habit of turning up when you least expect them.

Jazz the Jaguar sets out with some friends to frighten Adam the Armadillo on his walk through the forest. All their tricks backfire though as it seems Adam is not afraid of anything. Then to top it all, they find out that he's friends with a really scary monster.

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Charles Varnat, a young writer living in great poverty, is hired as private secretary by a Norman gentleman, the Marquis of Amblezy. His new master overpowers the poor and the rich.

In 1870, every evening after work, Julien plays the flute, his only passion. One night, charmed by Julien's music, the beautiful Thérèse de Marsanne appears, watching him from her window.

Ruined as a result of some financial transactions, the Count of Frontac committed suicide. This is the police's version, which Clovis, the victim's son, strongly disagrees with.

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The story takes place in Paris, in 1876. Godeuil is a young medical student who lives in the Latin Quarter. His neighbor is a sympathetic but enigmatic man, Mr. Mechinet.

Paris, 1892. Eugene Boubouroche is one of those slightly naïve people, whose kindness is shamelessly abused in their presence and who is regularly laughed at behind their back. Nevertheless, he has his habits. He can be found at the café "Les Trois Fiacres", every day at 18h sharp, playing cards with acquaintances, whom he believes his friends. Moreover, he meets Adele, a young widow who "befriends" him and who will wrap him around her finger.

Claude Gueux, a jobless labor worker, led a miserable life with his wife and daughter. Wanting to give them a nice Christmas, he stole a wallet. This fatal act earned him five years in prison. In detention, Claude gained respect from those around him. The befriended Antonie, to whom he became a protector. After the head guard separated them, he sinks into despair. By losing Antoine, he loses everything...

A widowed merchant, known as Crainquebille, is trying to satisfy his customers as best he can, until one day a policeman unjustly accuses him. Crainquebille is sentenced to prison.

Nothing ever happens in Montpaillard. But, one night, the village warden who tried to stop a prowler, is beaten up.

Follavoine, a porcelain manufacturer, has developed an unbreakable chamber pot and hopes to win an exclusive contract with the French Army.

Julie and Victor Vernet are getting ready to go on vacation. As every year, Victor's sister-in-law and niece shamelessly invite themselves.

The story takes place in a small provincial town. Often in the evening a friendly company gathers to play cards: Champbourcy, the mayor of the town, his daughter Blache, his sister Leonida, the pharmacist Cordenbois , a rich farmer Colladan, and Felix, a young lawyer. After winning a jackpot, they all must decide how to spend the money. A trip to Paris is a proposal which receives almost general agreement. This is the beginning of a completely incredible adventure.

A Parisian draper, Mr. Guillaume has two daughters: Virginie, the older one, is gentle and patient and Augustine, the youngest, is so charming that they are a few to fall in love with her.

In a small town in the West, the fencing master Stassin takes in young gentlemen to teach the art of sword combat. Stassin's beautiful daughter excels in it. She has the reputation of being a provocative young woman, whose beauty is matched only by her pride. Devastated by the loss of a child, the count of Savigny wants to have a sword fight with Claire. Afterwards, a singular fight begins. In the heat of the combat, a devouring passion between two lovers will be born.

The newspapers are talking about nothing else: the vacant chair of the French Academy is cursed. Indeed, the seat of an academician who has recently passed away mysteriously fails to find a new owner.

While the Dreyfus affair divides France into two passionate camps, the young Chiffon is asked to marry the Duke of Aubières, an excellent match in the eyes of her mother.

In 1864, at Christmas, in a magnificent chalet in the Alpilles, Timoléon is telling his friend, Alphonse Daudet, a Provencal story. It takes place at Christmas time, in the year 1763.

Joey the Kangaroo has gone camping with his friends but his mum won't leave him alone to enjoy the trip. He has to suffer his friends teasing him and his mum spoiling his fun. However, when a daring rescue is needed Joey proves to everyone that he's not just a mummy's boy after all.

When Giggles' and Tickles' cousin Chuckles comes to visit everyone expects lots of tricks and jokes. Chuckles is no fun at all however and soon the animals are bored. It's up to Chuckles to learn some monkey lessons and cheer everyone up.

Georgina takes her Bumbleberry soup very seriously. So when the other animals add a little something to the mix it results in trouble. In the end Georgina discovers that sometimes the simple things are most satisfying.

Nelson the Elephant feels like a change - he wants to be a bird. With help he takes to the air.

Giggles and Tickles discover that if you don’t tidy up behind you there is a price to pay and you might miss out on all the fun.

Old Wally teaches the mischievous young bush animals a thing or two about looking after precious things and dances up a storm.

Nathalie dumps her best friend Molly just before the dance competition only to discover that partnerships are special things and that Molly is an Extra Special Dancer.

Gary discovers that there is more to life than just sand and brings back a few mementoes to show his stay-at-home uncle Dennis.

A series of irresponsible egg-sitters results in the disappearance of Audrey’s egg with a bulging slippery customer clearly to blame, or is he?

The two best friends fall out only to find that there is no-one who can quite compare. Audrey the agony ostrich helps bring them back together.

After the Big Storm Toby’s friends try to coax him from out of his shell - or is he there at all?

A delicious rare fruit appears in the Savannah but only the combined efforts of all the animals will ensure that there’s something for everyone.

Beverly is so obsessed with her dam building that she ignores the pleas of her friends to stop before disaster strikes - which of course it does. With their help she makes amends.

Pauline can’t catch fish so decides to “borrow” some food from the other animals without telling them, before making amends and some new friends.

Herbert discovers music, much to the annoyance of a grumpy Reginald the Lion - who’s roar sends the crowd wild.