Fireman Sam

Tom Thomas’s fixation on a bird‑watching app leads him to tumble off a cliff, leaving a newly‑appointed helicopter pilot to rescue him. Meanwhile, during a wildlife‑sketching outing, Norman seeks the most spectacular creature to draw, a task that becomes more complicated when Lily Chen joins him.

Snap and Spot / Sketching the Wildlife is a single episode of the Snap and Spot programme, presented in a light‑hearted, adventure‑focused style. The episode blends two separate wildlife‑themed stories, each centred on characters who become caught up in unexpected situations while pursuing their passions. In the first storyline, Tom Thomas becomes so absorbed by a bird‑watching app that he loses his footing and falls off a cliff. The danger is averted when a newly‑appointed helicopter pilot steps in and carries out a rescue, ensuring Tom’s safety and bringing the incident to a swift conclusion. The second narrative follows Norman on a wildlife‑sketching outing. Determined to locate the most impressive creature to draw, his plans are complicated by the arrival of Lily Chen, whose presence adds an extra layer of difficulty to his quest for the perfect subject. Both threads highlight the unpredictable nature of fieldwork, whether it involves a sudden accident that calls for aerial assistance or the challenge of finding an ideal animal to capture on paper. The episode ties these moments together under the broader theme of engaging with the natural world, showing how enthusiasm and unexpected companionship can shape each adventure.