Poldark

Ross, Sam and Dwight rush to the rescue after a blasting accident in the mines triggers a catastrophic flood that threatens the surrounding area. Meanwhile, Ossie intends to have Morwenna committed to an asylum, while Emma has a decisive answer prepared for Sam.

The programme is presented as a single episode, falling squarely within the adventure‑drama genre. It follows a small group of characters as they are thrust into a high‑stakes situation that demands quick thinking and bravery. The narrative is tightly focused on the events that unfold after a catastrophic incident in an industrial setting. When an uncontrolled blast detonates deep within the mines, the resulting flood threatens to swallow everything in its path. Ross, Sam and Dwight are the first to respond, sprinting toward the disaster zone with the aim of rescuing anyone caught in the rising water. Their frantic dash underscores the urgency of the crisis, as they contend with both the torrent and the perilous conditions left behind by the explosion. Meanwhile, Ossie is preoccupied with a very different concern. He devises a scheme to have Morwenna committed to an asylum, indicating a personal agenda that runs parallel to the rescue effort. This plan adds a layer of tension to the episode, showing how individual motives can surface even in the midst of collective danger. At the same time, Emma steps forward with a decisive response for Sam. She possesses the answer he’s been seeking, offering a crucial piece of information that could influence his actions as the flood continues to surge. Her intervention provides a pivotal moment that ties together the personal and the perilous threads of the story.