This week saw the teams compete to create cartoons aimed at children aged between two and four.
This week saw the teams, which were mixed byTeam Affinity worked to create a Cartoon called Yogita the Giraffe, a name which caused conflict within the team as some questioned the ability of young children to say the name.
While the other worked on a more down-to-Earth cartoon about two children called Femi & Fay but viewers were quick to mock the character designs. However, one teammate defended the quickly produced designs saying: "The main thing is, they have faces."
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