In the final episode, Dawn is dazzled by Sapphire, a 13-year-old pop star with a fan base of millions. She also has fun with tap dancing twins Freddie and Teddie from LA, and is tested at her cup stacking skills by a ten-year-old super-speed stacker. Finally, a fun-sized George Formby takes Dawn back in time to teach her a thing or two on the ukulele.

In this edition, Dawn breaks the 'never work with children or animals' rule when a little big shepherd and his sheep pay her a visit, a 13-year-old tap dancer demonstrates why he is a six-time world champion, and Dawn plays Maria Von Trapp to 11 world champion street dancers.

In this edition, Dawn breaks the 'never work with children or animals' rule when a little big shepherd and his sheep pay her a visit, a 13-year-old tap dancer demonstrates why he is a six-time world champion, and Dawn plays Maria Von Trapp to 11 world champion street dancers.

Dawn French gets tricked by a little big magician, outsmarted by a 5-year-old member of Mensa, whipped into shape by a 9-year-old personal trainer and instructed by a super-sassy 7-year-old dancer from North Carolina.

Dawn samples ice cream courtesy of one little confectioner who flies in from India. Later she finds herself breakdancing with world class B-girls and being wowed by David Bowie's littlest fan. But Dawn meets her match when she takes on a nine-year-old speed boxer.

Featuring a nine-year-old Kung Fu warrior, a pocket sized piano maestro and a Filipino internet sensation.