Fireman Sam

Tom Thomas falls off a cliff after his app, and pilot rescues him; Norman seeks creature to sketch but Lily Chen makes wildlife trip tricky. Sarah, with Rose Ravani, files maps until Gareth disappears, learning sergeants' value. James falls overboard with binoculars to spot seal; Charlie’s sailing lesson ends with boat sinking after he is upstaged by Peter and gull.

Snap and Spot is a programme presented as a series of short episodes, each focusing on a different outdoor activity. The show strings together a bird‑watching mishap, a wildlife‑sketching outing, a day with a police sergeant, a seal‑watching attempt and a sailing lesson, giving viewers a quick look at a range of pursuits. In the first instalment, Tom Thomas becomes so absorbed in a bird‑watching app that he loses his footing and falls off a cliff, leaving a newly‑appointed helicopter pilot to intervene. The next segment follows Norman on a sketching trip, where he hopes to locate the most interesting animal to draw, a plan that becomes more complicated when Lily Chen joins him. Meanwhile, Sergeant Sarah is eager to shadow Sergeant Rose Ravani, but she ends up filing maps; when fellow officer Gareth goes missing, she discovers why sergeants are essential. James thinks his father’s oversized binoculars will help him spot a rare seal, but the equipment instead sends him tumbling into the water. Finally, Charlie leads a sailing lesson for a group of children, only to feel eclipsed by Peter and a persistent seagull. In trying to recapture the youngsters’ attention, he inadvertently sinks the boat. Each episode pairs a well‑meaning intention with an unexpected setback, illustrating how quickly plans can go awry when nature or circumstance steps in.