Fireman Sam

Annie’s transport of two boars goes wrong when one escapes, so she jumps into river for rescue; a power cut leads Norman to store Dilys’s frozen food outside, disastrous choice. The Pioneers’ baking badge attempt ignites an oven fire, a contest sparks a blaze on Pontypandy Island, and Peter and Norman round up Lambikins and Woolly for Animal Parade.

The programme is a set of five short episodes – “Boar Breakout”, “Beaver Blackout”, “Baking Blunder”, “Back to the Stone Age” and “Annie’s Animal Parade” – each focusing on a different mishap in the world of Pont‑y‑pandy and Annie’s farm. In “Boar Breakout”, new farmer Annie is moving two wild boars when one bolts, prompting her to leap into the river after it; both animal and farmer then require rescue. “Beaver Blackout” sees the beavers causing a power cut, and Norman suggests storing Dilys’s frozen food outside, a plan that quickly proves disastrous. “Baking Blunder” follows the Pontypandy Pioneers as they try to earn a baking badge, only for a greasy oven to catch fire, calling the rescue team to intervene. “Back to the Stone Age” pits Norman against Derek in a contest to build the best stone‑age shelter, a rivalry that escalates and ignites a fire on Pont‑y‑pandy Island. Finally, “Annie’s Animal Parade” features the farm’s parade, with Peter and Norman attempting to join in by rounding up the Lambikins and Woolly. These episodes highlight a series of escalating emergencies – from escaped wildlife and ill‑advised food storage to kitchen fires, competitive construction blazes and a chaotic animal roundup – each resolved with the help of Pont‑y‑pandy’s rescue crew. The stories blend everyday farm duties with unexpected crises, showing how quickly a routine day can turn into a rescue operation.