Ep 5. Horrid Henry and the Perfect Plane

Horrid Henry is a British children's television series that centers around the life of a young boy named Henry who is known for his mischievous behavior and daily adventures. In season 3 episode 5, titled "Horrid Henry and the Perfect Plane", Henry is on a mission to build the perfect airplane so he can beat his arch-nemesis, Moody Margaret, in a flying competition.

The episode starts with Henry and his friends Ralph and Al trying to design and build the perfect paper airplane. Henry is convinced that his airplane will be the best, but Margaret thinks otherwise. She taunts Henry and tells him that his plane will never fly as far as hers can. Henry is determined to prove Margaret wrong and seeks the help of his dad, who happens to be an engineer.

With his dad's help, Henry creates what he thinks is the perfect airplane. He tests it out and is delighted to see that it flies further than Margaret's plane. He can't wait to show off his creation at the flying competition the next day.

On the day of the competition, Henry arrives with his airplane and is ready to show Margaret what he's made of. However, things don't go as planned. Margaret's dad has built her an airplane that is far superior to Henry's. Henry is devastated and thinks he has no chance of winning.

But he doesn't give up. He and his friends come up with a plan to sabotage Margaret's plane. They sneak into her house and try to find her airplane to destroy it. However, they end up causing chaos and breaking a precious vase belonging to Margaret's mother. Margaret catches them in the act and threatens to tell her parents.

Henry panics and tries to think of a way out of the mess. He realizes that he needs to own up to his mistakes and apologize to Margaret's parents. He does just that and is surprised by how understanding they are. Margaret's dad even offers to help Henry fix his airplane to make it better.

With a new and improved airplane, Henry arrives at the flying competition with confidence. Margaret is nowhere to be seen, and Henry is declared the winner by default. However, when Margaret arrives with a new plane of her own, Henry is surprised to see that it's not as good as he thought it would be.

In the end, Henry learns a valuable lesson about sportsmanship and the importance of owning up to your mistakes. The episode concludes with Henry and Margaret agreeing to compete fairly in the future, with no cheating or sabotage.