Fish Town

Logan, a teenager, begins his first job as an apprentice deck‑hand, learning the ropes of life at sea. Meanwhile, his landlady Pat spends time fondly reminiscing about the happy moments she experienced while living in the coastal town of Brixham.

The show is a short programme that follows two distinct lives. It centres on teenage Logan, who has just taken his first job on the water, and Pat, the landlady who shares recollections of her past. The episode weaves their experiences together, giving a glimpse into both youthful ambition and seasoned reminiscence. Logan, still in his teens, begins work as an apprentice deck‑hand. He steps aboard a vessel for the first time, ready to learn the daily routine of a seafarer. The narrative follows his initial tasks, his adjustment to life at sea, and his anticipation of what lies ahead in this new role. Meanwhile, Pat, who runs the local boarding house, takes a moment to look back on her own history in Brixham. She recalls the people, places and events that marked her earlier years, speaking of the town with affection. Her memories provide a warm counterpoint to Logan’s fresh start on the deck. The programme balances Logan’s emerging career with Pat’s reflective stories, allowing the audience to see two perspectives side by side. While one character steps forward into a new profession, the other steps back into a cherished past, creating a simple yet resonant picture of life on and off the water.