Odo

Inspector Feathers takes the campers out for a night of stargazing, but she accidentally breaks her compass, leaving them without a bearing. Using the stars and constellations as a guide, Odo successfully leads the group back to the campsite safely.

Stargazing is a short‑form programme presented as a single episode. It falls under the umbrella of a “programme” and is classified by its genre as an episode, offering a concise narrative centred on a night‑time activity. The story follows Inspector Feathers as she leads a group of campers out for an evening of stargazing. During the outing she inadvertently damages her compass, leaving the party without their usual means of direction. In response, Odo steps in, using the positions of the stars and familiar constellations to guide the group back toward the campsite. Odo’s reliance on celestial navigation demonstrates a practical application of the night sky, with each recognised pattern serving as a point of reference. By interpreting the arrangement of the constellations, he is able to chart a course that compensates for the missing compass, ensuring the campers can retrace their steps safely. Ultimately, the episode closes with the party returning to camp thanks to Odo’s star‑based guidance. The narrative highlights the contrast between modern tools and traditional methods, showing how knowledge of the heavens can still provide reliable direction when technology fails.