Charlie, why is your arm white and ginormous?
It's my plaster, Lola. It's protecting my arm until it's all better.
S2 E11Charlie is Broken!
Soren Lorenson, I'm a bit slightly scared.
Why are you?
Because Charlie isn't Charlie anymore. He is broken.
S2 E12I Will Be Especially, Very Careful
The shopping trolley has got Lotta's coat!
S2 E13Yes I Am No You're Not
I have this little sister, Lola. She is small and very funny.
I'm not small.
You are quite small, Lola.
No, I'm not, Charlie. I am big. Look. [stretches]
Sometimes when we squabble and won't stop, Mom and Dad make us sit on the simmer-down chairs. They're called the simmer-down chairs because sometimes we get boiling mad so we have to sit quietly until we have simmered down.
S2 E14I Am Really, Really, Really Concentrating
Today, Lola is very excited because it's sports day on Friday and this is Lola's first ever sports day.
Lola, did you glue the egg to the spoon?
Yes, Charlie. Now it doesn't fall off.
You can't do that. Glue is cheating.
Mrs. Hanson gave me a ribbon because my egg did not fall of my spoon one time.
S2 E15Please May I Have Some of Yours?
Today, Lola is really excited because Granny and Grandpa are taking us both to the zoo.
Oh, oh! Seals, Charlie, seals!
Lola is not very good at saving things for later.
Yes I am, Charlie.
You are not.
I want to see the seals.
The anteaters are amazing, Lola. Look... look how long his wiggly nose is. That's for winkling out termites and ants from ant hills.
S2 E16Can You Maybe Turn the Light On?
I think funny things come out when it's dark and I hear funny noises.
Can I have the night-light on?
You haven't had the night-light on for ages. You know I find it hard to sleep with it on.
OOgre
If only someone will come and sing me a song, I'll fall asleep all night long.
S2 E17What if I Get Lost in the Middle of Nowhere?
[singsong voice] ♪ Foxy, where are you? ♪ I know you're here somewhere, but I can't find you.
Foxy is Lola's toy fox and she's been looking for him since yesterday.
♪ Foxy, foxy, foxy... ♪
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