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Flying Discs is the title of a broadcast entry listed as a programme. The record specifies that it is an episode programme, indicating that the content is organised into episodes. Both the name and the classification are given without additional detail.

The programme known as Flying Discs is presented as an episode‑type broadcast. It is listed simply under the heading “programme” and carries the title Flying Discs, indicating that the whole offering is centred on this single name. In other words, the work is identified primarily by its title rather than by any additional series or season information. Flying Discs is classified as an episode, which tells us that the content is packaged as a self‑contained segment rather than as a longer series. The designation “episode” suggests that the material is intended to be viewed in one sitting, with a clear beginning and end that fit within the typical limits of an episode format. No further description of plot or characters is provided, so the focus remains on the fact that it is an episode‑styled programme. Beyond the title and its classification, the only other detail supplied is the genre label, which again reads “episode”. This reinforces the notion that the piece is meant to be experienced as a discrete unit, fitting the conventional expectations of an episode‑type broadcast. Apart from these identifiers, no extra information such as cast, crew, or production year is included, leaving the description firmly centred on the programme’s name and its episode classification.