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A group of boarding school students embark on the search for a treasure when one of them discovers a long hidden secret in the attic.
Kabouter Plop is the eponymous protagonist in a children's television series by Studio 100. The television series is directed by Bart Van Leemputten. Most episodes last about five minutes and are set in Plop's milk inn or in Kabouter forest. The stories often involve pranks by naughty Kabouter Klus. Each episode starts with Plop lying in bed and reviewing what happened the past day. At the end of the episode he says he goes to "Kabouter dream land". Most episodes contain a moral.
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Piet Piraat is the great-grandson of the notable pirate Karel Karolus Piraat. Grandpa Karolus once found a treasure. He hid the treasure in the ground and made a treasure map, but forgot to identify the place. Now Piet Piraat roams the great waters with his ship 'De Scheve Schuit' in search of adventure. He is a tough sailor but has a gingerbread heart. But Piet Piraat cannot do it alone, he has his 3 friends. They eat chunks of bread on the crooked barge. That bread baked by Berend Brokkenpap. His chunky bread is delicious but his soup is way too weak. And they never sail lost, because the helmsman is Stien Struis! She's as strong as a beer, but she's as strong as a mouse. And Steven Quiet, you never hear him, because he can't talk. Even if he really wanted to, he never sings along with the lie! These sailors are also there for each other during busy times. All chickens are on deck for Piet Piraat and his crazy gang!
Robbe and his dog Kosmoo are best friends. When Kosmoo is involved in an accident, he can only be saved by giving him bionic elements. Because of these elements, Kosmoo now has phenomenal powers. A new hero is born.
In 'Vik & Marie: Studio 100 Rewind', a new guest with an insider’s perspective on Studio 100 joins the hosts in each episode. From Niels Destadsbader and Walter De Donder to Koen Crucke and Free Souffriau, they all stop by to share the stories behind the iconic programs that raised an entire generation.
Every night Kabouter Plop, a gnome living inside a mushroom, tells the audience about the adventures he and his friends have had that day.
When the sick Gnome Easter Bunny comes knocking on Plop's door to help him prepare and hide the eggs for the gnome children this year, Plop immediately calls on all his friends to help him. While Kwebbel takes care of the sick Easter Bunny, Klus makes a real Easter egg machine and all the gnomes help out. Only Smul has a wicked plan, he wants to steal eggs in revenge because the gnome Easter Bunny once forgot about him. But of course that turns out to be a misunderstanding...
On a dark night, De Scheve Schuit sails into a strange ship. When Piet and his friends take a look on board of this spooky ship, the crew appears to be cursed. They have all been transformed into stone statues! Piet wants to break the curse because he feels very attracted to the captain of the ship, Captain Marylin. It soon turns out that the solution is the ship itself; it's a flying ship! To make the ship fly, a blue pearl is needed. This can only be found on Oyster Island, an island inhabited by mysterious caves and carnivorous plants...
Samson and Gert have to run an Italian restaurant in their home.
After a heavy storm, the grumpy Captain Eksteroog ends up on an uninhabited island. To spare the time, he decides to search for a treasure that his arch-enemy Zilvertand once buried there. Captain Eksteroog soon notices that he is not alone. Reus, a big guy of two meters and five children with their dog Smikkel have also ended up on the island. Captain Eksteroog and Reus capture dog Smikkel and force the children to search for the treasure. Meanwhile, Piet, Berend, Stien and Steven discover an island that is not on any of their maps. They go on an investigation and end up on the same island where Captain Eksteroog's resides! When they find the children there, they decide to help them find the treasure. But what if they find it and Captain Eksteroog still won't let them leave?
The crew of the Scheve Schuit is not afraid of much, but what do they do when a ghost appears in the Scottish castle that Berend has inherited?
100 years ago, evil Captain Snorrebaard was cursed by putting an enchanted crown on his head. He turned into a painting and his ship sank, along with the crown, to the bottom of the sea. Piet Piraat and his crew find the floating painting and think that it could help them find a hidden treasure, but Captain Snorrebaard has something more sinister in mind...
Piet Piraat is given the task by his aunt Cleo to transport a sarcophagus. This sarcophagus must be sailed from her museum to a pyramid in Egypt. According to a very old legend, there is supposed to be a mummy in the sarcophagus. Other ships have already tried to transport it, but they all mysteriously disappeared...
The four pirates want to celebrate Halloween and decide to get some fresh pumpkins from Pumpkin Island. Steven is too scared and shows his friends the legend of the great pumpkin king...
Lui finds a basket with a clown baby inside and starts to take care of the baby as if it's his own. But due to a misunderstanding, he thinks that Plop has something against babies and decides to keep him hidden..
Today, the famous and extraordinary magician Maldini arrives in the village. He also brings his secret suitcase with him. After the show, a lady's beautiful necklace turns out to have been stolen. Japie, who works at the cloakroom, is the first suspect. Meanwhile, Grandpa Fonkel digs through his archive of newspaper articles and finds an important clue. There's only one thing to do to put an end to the thefts... Mega Mindy time!
The princesses of Prinsessia have been invited to perform the opening dance at the annual ball of Prinsendaal. This is a great honor, as Prinsendaal is the oldest and most important princess school in the country. Teacher Flora urges the princesses to behave properly and orderly. After all, she wants Prinsessia to make a good impression. That won't be easy, because the director of Prinsendaal wants nothing less than a perfect opening dance. The only thing that matters to him is order and discipline. A stark contrast to the colorful, playful princesses Violet, Roos, Madeliefje, Iris, and Linde.
