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When Isobel is injured, everyone fears that the Flamingo Festival will be called off. On the day of the event, an understudy steps in and ensures the show goes ahead as planned. Thanks to this quick replacement, the festival proceeds without cancellation.

is a programme presented as a single episode. It is classified under the episode genre and centres on the events surrounding the eponymous festival. The format is straightforward, offering a compact narrative that fits within a typical broadcast slot. The core of the episode follows a wave of anxiety that sweeps through the community when Isobel, a key figure in the festival, sustains an injury. Her mishap sparks genuine concern that the much‑anticipated celebration might have to be called off. The tension builds as organisers and participants wonder whether the event can go ahead without her. Just when the prospect of cancellation seems inevitable, an understudy steps forward. This replacement steps into Isobel’s role, taking on the responsibilities she can no longer fulfil. Their intervention provides the crucial push that keeps the festival on track, easing the worries that had been mounting. The resolution sees the festival proceeding as planned, thanks to the understudy’s timely involvement. The episode therefore highlights how a single, unexpected change can threaten a major event, yet also how a quick‑thinking stand‑in can restore confidence and ensure the celebration continues without further disruption.