Finny an Siorc

It's Finny's first sleepover and she is so nervous. However, the games and stories told by friends soon ease her nerves

Finny wants to be the superhero Wonder Shark one day, but Papa Shark thinks there are some other jobs Finny should see and invites Finny to his own job for the day

Finny, together with the Fish Scouts, set out on a community‑oriented venture, determined to offer help and bring about a modest improvement for the people living nearby. Their plan centres on providing assistance wherever it’s needed, with the hope that their involvement will make everyday life a little easier for residents. In practice, however, their well‑intended actions end up producing the opposite effect; the steps they take unintentionally create further complications, and the community finds itself confronting even more issues than it faced before their intervention. Instead of easing difficulties, the measures they introduce tend to aggravate existing challenges, leaving the neighbourhood dealing with a greater number of problems than originally anticipated.

Finny and Sammy assure Oscar they’ll behave properly and keep his house tidy during their playdate, promising not to make a mess.

On the day marking Finny’s birthday, the usual celebrations—like a lavish pancake breakfast or a pizza‑filled lunch—are set aside. Instead, Mama Shark decides that the youngster should spend the occasion running a series of mundane errands. The episode follows the pair as they abandon any festive feast, opting for routine tasks that feel decidedly dull compared to the expected party atmosphere. Throughout the outing, Finny’s birthday is marked not by indulgent food but by the ordinary chores Mama Shark has arranged, turning what could have been a celebratory meal into a series of boring responsibilities for the whole day, leaving little time for fun.

The programme titled “Moolissa” is presented as an episode. It falls under the episode genre, with no additional details about cast, director, or year provided.

In this episode of “The Show Must Go On”, Finny’s class decides to stage a production centred on their teacher, Mr Magellan. The pupils throw themselves into the task, drafting scenes, writing dialogue and planning the staging, all with the aim of capturing the quirks and personality of the enigmatic instructor. Their effort turns the classroom into a rehearsal space, buzzing with ideas. However, Finny finds himself at odds with his classmates, disagreeing with the direction they’re taking. While the group pushes forward with vision, Finny voices reservations, insisting the portrayal should show a different side of Mr Magellan. His dissent highlights a clash of opinions within the rehearsal process, leaving class divided over how best to represent their teacher.

In the episode, Finny and Myrtle are watching their favourite programme when the television suddenly stops working. With the broadcast cut off, the two friends decide to improvise, inventing the continuation of the story themselves. They each contribute ideas, weaving together a makeshift version of what might have followed on screen. They argue gently about which direction the plot should take, each proposing different twists before settling on a shared ending. The pair laugh as they sketch out scenes, turning the technical failure into an imaginative game. Their spontaneous collaboration turns the mishap into a playful exercise, as they fill the gap left by the broken set with their own imagined scenes.