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Léon et Nina jouent à la tour infernale ; celui qui ne fait pas tomber la tour gagne le droit de choisir l'histoire du jour ; attention, Léon, Nina est redoutable !
Léon et Nina jouent à la tour infernale ; celui qui ne fait pas tomber la tour gagne le droit de choisir l'histoire du jour ; attention, Léon, Nina est redoutable !
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S5, EP39 "La petite mémé futée"Léon et Nina jouent à la tour infernale ; celui qui ne fait pas tomber la tour gagne le droit de choisir l'histoire du jour ; attention, Léon, Nina est redoutable !
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S5, EP40 "Ernest et Célestine au musée"Nina a choisi pour modèle Léon, entouré de fleurs ; mais toutes ces fleurs le font éternuer, rendant impossible l'idée d'un tableau exposé dans un musée ; heureusement qu'il est possible de visiter un musée en compagnie d'Ernest et Célestine !
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S5, EP41 "Dagobert"Quelle comptine parle d'une araignée ; et quelle chanson parle de culotte ; Nina connaît la réponse : il s'agit du Roi Dagobert ; cela tombe bien, il est le héros de l'histoire du jour.
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S5, EP42 "Aïe aïe aïe!"Un matin, les animaux de la savane sont inquiets : il paraît qu'il y a un nouveau dans les parages, qu'il a des oreilles férocement pointues et des yeux terriblement patauds.
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S5, EP38 "L'expédition"L'histoire d'aujourd'hui vous emmène en voyage sur les mers, aux côtés d'un pirate ; il s'agit surtout d'une histoire de transmission familiale.
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S5, EP37 "Le chevalier noir"Léon, un grand magicien, combat des monstres ; il se méfie cependant du feu et accepte de lire des histoires.
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