Paw Patrol

In ‘Pups Save a High Flying Skye’, Corny runs away from Farmer Al’s farm. In the next episode, ‘Pups Go for the Gold’, Uncle Otis is careening down Jake’s Mountain in a runaway mine car, as part of their ongoing escapades.

The show titled is a programme presented as a single episode. It falls within the general genre of a television episode, offering a brief but action‑filled narrative centred on the canine characters and their escapades. In the first segment, called “Pups Save a High Flying Skye”, the puppy named Corny decides to bolt from Farmer Al’s Farm. His sudden departure sets the stage for a chase that sees him navigating the farm’s surroundings while trying to stay one step ahead of the farmer’s attempts to bring him back. The second half, “Pups Go for the Gold”, shifts the focus to Uncle Otis, who finds himself careening down Jake’s Mountain inside an out‑of‑control mine car. The runaway vehicle hurtles along the tracks, creating a frantic race against gravity and the rugged terrain of the mountain. Both parts of the programme are linked by their fast‑paced, adventurous tone, featuring the pups and their companions in precarious situations that demand quick thinking and daring action. The episodes together showcase a blend of farm‑yard mischief and mountainous thrills, all wrapped up within a single, compact broadcast.