[3] It was produced and directed by Terry Ward at Flicks Films Ltd, with voices provided by Susan Sheridan, Kate Robbins, Enn Reitel, Gary Martin and Jonathan Kydd, along with newcomers Alex Patterson, Mark Pickard, Jill Shilling and Nicola Stapleton.
In The Snowman Army, Dennis and Gnasher march with an army of snowmen and play pranks on others, such as freezing the path solid and causing a colonel's soldiers to slip and fall, catapulting the snowmen at Walter the Softy and a park keeper, and covering the soldiers in snow from a roof.
Minnie celebrates with a dance, but Fatty becomes suspicious of her, asking why she is eating green jelly babies and has not gone bald, followed by Blenkinsop telling her that "green-free zones" do not even exist.
At Bash Street Academy, the robot reprimands Danny for putting his hand up to ask a question and nearly vaporises him with his laser.
Plug replaces the robot's maths disc with his CD, rescuing his classmates, who dance and sing "We're the Kids From Bash Street School", all while changing back to their old selves.
The kids escape before the robot explodes, taking the academy with him and leaving the inspector a homeless street busker.
She dresses him as a baby, a school pupil, a clown, and the "King of Beanotown", with George calling a plumber his "good man" and a police officer a guard and a peasant.
While riding the roller coaster, Minnie tells her dad to admit that his old life is not so bad, to which George replies that he supposes that it is not.
They enter the store, where Hank is playing the bagpipes and introduces himself as "McHank", telling the bears that he is having a "Scottish Day".
He then shows them his Scottish food, including sized haggis, shortbread (which he stretches into long bread), Highland brand and scotched eggs, before resuming his bagpipe-playing.
Unable to tolerate the bagpipes' dreadful noise, the bears exit the store and put aftershave on a cactus.
A series of parody commercials are shown, including Gnosher, Ma's Porridge, Dad, Rasher, and a compilation CD named Party Sounds from Beano Town.
In On Safari, Ivy puts her toy animals in her wagon and takes them outside to free them, which leads to chaos: Ally the Alligator is thrown down a slide in the swimming pool, scaring the poolgoers inside; Charlie Cheetah is pushed down the pavement in roller skates, knocking some pedestrians over; Trevor Tarantula is sent bouncing down a hill into the house of an opera singer; Gertie Gorilla is lifted up to a tree branch and falls on a park keeper when he nails a "No Bikes Allowed" sign to the tree, and elephants are tied to an old lady, a police officer, and a motorcyclist.
Ivy tries sneaking past her parents, disguised as Mrs Teddy Bear, but is caught and sent to bed with no supper.
Before falling asleep, she wonders what her animals take to bed with them; her dream reveals them sleeping in the jungle and holding Ivy dolls.
Walter is holding a bouquet of daffodils as Cynthia stops by and reveals that she has been Beanotown Beauty Queen for three years running.
They then stop the film, jump out of it, and enter the projection room, where they cut the kissing scene out (Gnasher eats the strip) so it never happened.
She breaks the fourth wall, reminding the viewers to rewind the tape if they want to watch the video again, before resuming work and muttering to herself, as "The End" appears on the screen and the curtains close.