Roger The Cabin

Fatou and Roger have accidentally set a seagull nest on fire. So as to be forgiven, they secretly build the gulls a cabin. But as they try and hook the cabin into the tree, they are suddenly ejected way up into the sky. On their plummet back down, Roger and Fatou transform the cabin into a glider to make for a soft landing in the tree where the nest burnt. Roger and Fatou show their new “nest” to the seagulls…who tell them they don’t even want it! They actually haven’t been living in this tree for ages!/Once more, Roger is ankle deep in repairing his saucer and doesn’t have time to play with Fatou. Along with the crabs, the little girl decides to celebrate “joke day” so they can have fun with the alien in spite of his desire to be left alone. Problem: while fiddling around with Roger’s space craft, the crabs get caught up in one joke too many. The flying saucer actually starts up for real and Roger is going to have to make a very very difficult choice…/Nadège and Paloma, who are respectively, Fatou’s (very rich) aunt and cousin, appear one day for a family visit. While daddy is showing aunt Nadège around the island, Fatou decides to entertain Paloma who doesn’t seem to be interested in anything but her smart phone. Annoyed, Fatou does what she can to jerk Paloma out of her glazed fixation. She puts her in a mechanical swing set built by Roger. And that is how Paloma finds herself torpedoed into the middle of a volcano, bubbling with molten lava…!/Fatou and Roger don’t have the heart to tell Irina that she sings like a rusty windmill. Convinced that she is the world’s next great diva, Irina decides to perform a recital for the entire island. In order to avoid an imminent disaster, Roger and Fatou come up with a plan: Hiding inside Irina’s (big) mouth, they plan on playing opera records that will give the illusion of beautiful singing. Well of course nothing goes according to plan…