Fish Town

Pat Seddon, who is considering selling up, visits a clairvoyant to explore what the future may hold. At the same time, celebrity chef Mitch Tonks makes an appearance at Brixham's Crab Festival, adding culinary flair while locals gather to enjoy the seafood.

The broadcast is a single episode of a television programme that follows the everyday decisions and encounters of its featured personalities. In this instalment, the focus shifts between two distinct storylines, each offering a glimpse into the lives of well‑known figures. The first thread follows Pat Seddon as he weighs the prospect of selling his property. Unsure of what the future holds, he decides to seek advice from a clairvoyant, hoping the session will provide some clarity about his next steps. The episode tracks his journey from contemplation to the actual visit, highlighting his search for reassurance. The second storyline introduces celebrity chef Mitch Tonks, who turns up at the Crab Festival held in Brixham. His appearance adds a culinary touch to the event, drawing attention from festival‑goers and underscoring the local celebration of seafood. Both segments are intercut throughout the episode, juxtaposing Pat’s personal dilemma with the lively atmosphere of the festival. The programme uses these parallel narratives to give viewers a snapshot of the contrasting experiences – one centred on private decision‑making, the other on public festivity – all within a single broadcast.