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In the Honourable Service programme, Ken is tasked with tracking down a fireman who has become a bent arsonist, pursuing him across various locations and confronting the corruption within the service. The chase intensifies as Ken uncovers clues and attempts to bring the criminal to justice.

Honourable Service is a programme presented in the form of an episode. It falls under the genre label “episode” and is identified simply as a programme, meaning it is a self‑contained instalment rather than a full series. The title suggests a focus on duty and responsibility, which frames the story that follows. The central narrative follows Ken as he pursues a fireman who has gone crooked and now operates as an arsonist. Ken’s investigation drives the episode, with the plot revolving around his effort to locate and confront the former firefighter turned criminal. The story is built around this cat‑and‑mouse dynamic, highlighting Ken’s determination. Ken’s task is complicated by the fact that his target once served the community in a protective capacity. The fireman’s previous role as a public safety officer contrasts sharply with his present activities, adding a layer of irony to the chase. Ken must navigate this reversal, using his skills to track someone who knows the inner workings of fire safety. The episode therefore concentrates on the pursuit itself, keeping the focus on Ken’s methodical approach and the fireman’s illicit transformation. By the end, the audience sees the lengths Ken will go to bring a corrupted former fireman to justice, underscoring the programme’s emphasis on honourable service in the face of betrayal.