This episode of Loupy & friends is called : Padded nativity creche
It was the last day before winter break at Krish's sunny daycare, and the jaguar Isaac had decided to go out on a bang. The parents were invited to a small spectacle in which the kids would show scenes from different religions of celebration of the end of the year. From Yule to Qwanza, from Hannukah to Christmas. Splitting the kids into groups to play the different scenes, Snow and Loupy got to do the nativity on the wheel of possible choices. The two didn't really cared, just happy to play any role in any celebration.
The pizzly suggested Loupy should be the baby, but he was outvoted as it was clear that a plushie would do the job, and the wolf wasn't agreeing to be a newborn, whatever his plush said. Loupy suggested he should do the angel, since he was pretty sure he had an angel costume already and having less costumes to make would be a boon for the parents. But strangely, he couldn't find it. Plush suggested to use his lamb costume instead, and after trying to find the angel costume and refusing the idea, the wolf was cast as a lamb. It seems Loupy was spending more time as a lamb than at being a wolf quite often. Joseph was played by the small Cora the chinchilla, Tabi was really happy to held a plush as Mary, and the three wizards kings (as they are known in Europe, the three wise men were played by Tadeo, Maff and Cute Beaver. Everybody was really excited to play their little part, which would be only a few minutes... Isaac wasn't hopeful the toddlers would be able to remember any line, so he put a song for the parents https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4SOrxaPaIE and hoped they would be no accident...
Snow got cast for the angel role, as he wanted. As he goes to his cubby hole to take out the angel costume he brought from home for the repetition (that he planned to turn into chaos for giggles), another cubby hole open and Loupy's angel costume fall out of it. With a grin, the pizzly hide back the costume while whistling badly. It was all according to the plan...
