Fireman Sam

Trevor leads a group hike to the beaver dam and Pontypandy Mountain, first without a compass and then without a map. Sarah and Mandy film a segment for the Scoop Dooley Show while Scoop tries to make everything sensational, and Joe, Peter and Mike climb coat‑less, a sudden change injuring Mike. The wildlife photo challenge pits four teams, and Sarah’s lunchtime theatre outside Wholefish Café is so captivating that Charlie doesn’t notice his stove catching fire.

The show is a multi‑segment programme that strings together five distinct episodes – “A Stinky Rescue”, “A Day with Scoop Dooley”, “Woolly in the Wind”, “Wild Snaps” and “Wholefish Theater”. It’s presented as a series of short adventures, each focusing on a different set of characters and situations. In one segment Trevor takes charge of a group trek to the local beaver dam and then up Pontypandy Mountain, but he abandons the compass and soon even the map, leaving the party to navigate on instinct. Meanwhile, Sarah and Mandy are busy filming a piece for the Scoop Dooley Show, with Scoop himself pushing for extra “sensational” flair. On the mountain, Joe, Peter and Mike set off without coats; a bright day quickly turns sour and Mike ends up injured. The episode also pits four pairs – Mandy and Mike, Sarah and James, Hannah and Joe, and Norman and Jodie – against each other in Malcolm’s Wildlife Photo Challenge. Later, Sarah stages a captivating lunchtime theatre performance outside the Wholefish Café. The show is so engrossing that Charlie fails to notice his stove catching fire, adding a dash of chaos to the otherwise smooth proceedings. Each vignette blends light‑hearted mishaps with a touch of adventure, giving the programme a varied but cohesive feel as the characters juggle unexpected obstacles while trying to keep their plans on track.