00:03When he hears that fire alarm, Sam is always cool and calm.
00:12If you're stuck, give him a shot. He'll be there to help you out.
00:19So move aside, make way. Fireman Sam, cause he's gonna save the day.
00:25Fireman Sam, cause he's ready to call.
00:37I'm on my way. Don't worry, Lammykins. I'll have you down in no time.
00:44I just stopped under the bridge and she jumped on.
00:48Well, she's down now, Trevor.
00:56Come on, Penny. We'd best get back to the station.
00:59Chief Fire Officer Boyce is running a training day today.
01:03Right you are, Sam.
01:09I've just been doing my accounts and I noticed something very exciting.
01:14The next customer that walks through that door will be our one millionth customer.
01:20Wow. Is that a lot?
01:22Of course it's a lot. A million is hundreds and hundreds of thousands.
01:28I've got a totally brilliant idea.
01:31When that millionth customer comes in, we should do something really special.
01:36What a good idea.
01:38Why don't I go and make the lunch while you two think of something?
01:41Okay, Mum.
01:45So, sir, what sort of training did you have in mind for us today?
01:50Well, first...
01:51Hello, Chief Fire Officer Boyce.
01:53We've just done the most unusual rescue.
01:56We had to get lamykins down from the top of a bus.
01:59Oh, my dear chaps.
02:02Rescues can get a lot more unusual than that.
02:06Yes, indeed.
02:07Oh, really?
02:09Oh, yes.
02:10In fact, that's given me an idea.
02:13Today's training will be a firefighter's guide to unusual rescues.
02:21So, did you have any ideas about what to do for our millionth customer?
02:26Lord Spum!
02:27We decided that when they walk in, there would be party poppers and bunting.
02:31And a huge cake that someone jumps out of and shouts...
02:35Surprise!
02:36Oh, my!
02:37Do you mean a real cake?
02:40No, a big pretend one.
02:42Well, that all sounds wonderful.
02:44But who are you going to get to make a big pretend cake before this evening?
02:49Oh, just...
02:50Mike!
02:51Hello, you two.
02:53We need you to make us a cake.
02:54Oh, I'm not really a baker.
02:57But it's not a real cake, Mike.
02:59It's a big pretend one.
03:01That someone can jump out of.
03:04Oh, that does sound like a challenge.
03:06And I do love a good challenge.
03:08I'll get started right away.
03:11That's the cake sorted.
03:13All we need now is someone to jump out of it.
03:15Oh, that's a tricky one.
03:18Hmm.
03:19Who could it be?
03:21I know.
03:22I could do it.
03:24Look.
03:25Surprise!
03:27Hmm.
03:28I think we might need someone a little louder than that.
03:32There is absolutely no way I am going to wear a bow tie to Auntie Phyllis's wedding.
03:39Norman Price.
03:41You will wear a bow tie and that's the end of it.
03:45All right, ma'am.
03:47Norman!
03:48We've got a really exciting job for you.
03:52Ooh.
03:53Now, the most unusual rescue I ever did
03:56was the time I rescued a horse that was stuck in a lift.
04:00Call that unusual.
04:02I once had to winch a monkey out of a chimney pot.
04:06Um, sir, uh, sirs,
04:08are you actually going to demonstrate one of these rescues?
04:11Of course.
04:12Now, which one shall I do first?
04:15I know.
04:17Luring a swarm of bees out of a gas barbecue.
04:21Call that unusual.
04:22I think this could be a long day.
04:28There.
04:29All done.
04:30Me too.
04:31What do you think of that, then, Bronwyn?
04:33Good enough to eat, eh?
04:35Oh, it's perfect, Mike.
04:37Wow, look at that cake.
04:40Look, ma'am.
04:41We've got Norman to shout surprise.
04:44Oh, how do I get in?
04:46Come over here, Norman.
04:47I'll show you.
04:49Well, I'd better get those fryers on.
04:51I want our one millionth customer to have fish and chips on the house.
04:58I'm sorry, Steelo chap, but rescuing a tug-of-war team out of a swimming pool full of baked beans
05:04is definitely more unusual than rescuing an opera singer from a tree.
05:09I beg to differ.
05:11The one thing this is teaching me is that I don't think I've done any really unusual rescues.
05:16Don't worry, Penny.
05:17I'm sure you will one day.
05:20Are you all right in there, Norman?
05:23It's a bit dark.
05:26Oh, look.
05:27Here comes Moose Roberts.
05:28He might be the millionth customer.
05:31Oh, he's gone straight past.
05:33The oil's getting nice and hot.
05:36I hope the one millionth customer turns up soon.
05:40Yes.
05:40My bottom's gone to sleep.
05:42Oh, shh, Norman.
05:44Look, here comes Dilys.
05:47She's heading straight for us.
05:49Oh, how exciting.
05:53Oh, get ready, everyone.
05:56Have anyone seen my precious Norman?
06:00What are you lot staring at?
06:02Surprise!
06:03Oh, what on earth?
06:06You're our one millionth customer, Dilys.
06:09And here's a big surprise for you.
06:13Oh, that is a surprise.
06:16A great big kick.
06:19Oh, if only my Norman could see this.
06:23Norman, jump out of the cake.
06:25I can't get out.
06:27I thought I just heard my Norman's voice.
06:30You did?
06:31He's in the cake.
06:32You baked my Norman in a cake?
06:35Oh.
06:36No.
06:37I made the cake out of wood.
06:39What?
06:40Oh.
06:43It was supposed to be a...
06:45Oh.
06:46Oh, forget it.
06:47It's stuck.
06:48Let me out.
06:50Dilys, wake up.
06:52Oh, sniff this.
06:53Shall I pop the party poppers now?
06:56I smell smoke.
06:59So do I.
07:03Oh, no.
07:05I forgot to turn off the oil.
07:07Evacuate.
07:08Quick, everyone.
07:10Head for the door.
07:11Abandon cake.
07:12I'll call Fireman Sam.
07:14What's going on?
07:16Oh, no.
07:17My Norman's stuck in that cake.
07:19Don't worry, Dilys.
07:20I'll push the cake out.
07:25Ow.
07:26You stopped bumping me around.
07:28Oh, no.
07:30It's too big.
07:32Right.
07:33We will now demonstrate the procedure
07:35for extricating someone's foot
07:37from half a bucket of mussels.
07:39Are you ready, Norris?
07:40I certainly am.
07:42Excellent.
07:47Um, I, I, I actually can't get this off.
07:54A fire at the whole fish cafe
07:56and Norman Price is trapped in a giant cake?
08:01A fire at the whole fish cafe
08:03and Norman Price is trapped inside a giant cake?
08:13My Norman.
08:15My poor Norman.
08:18Mike's still in there
08:19trying to get Norman out.
08:22Stand back, everybody.
08:27Ah!
08:30It's no good.
08:31I can't get him out.
08:33Stand back, Mike.
08:34I'll do it.
08:36Surprise!
08:38Oh, dear.
08:39Come on, Norman.
08:40Let's get you out of here.
08:42Are you the one millionth customer, Sam?
08:47Yay!
08:48Oh, my little Norman.
08:51Oh, I can't believe I didn't keep an eye on the fryer.
08:55You were very brave, Sam.
08:58And Penny.
09:00So was Mike.
09:01He tried his best to get Norman out of that cake.
09:05Is everyone all right?
09:07Yes, sir.
09:08But you missed Firefighter Morris
09:09executing a very unusual rescue, sir.
09:12We did?
09:13I had to rescue Norman Price from a giant cake.
09:17Oh, I don't think we can top that.
09:19Can we, sir?
09:20What about rescuing a chief fire officer's foot
09:22from half a bucket of muscles?
09:25Hmm.
09:26That should do it.
09:27Now, hold still.
09:29What?
09:30Da-da-da.
09:43Move aside, make way
09:45For Fireman Sam
09:47Cause he's gonna save the day
09:49Fireman Sam
09:50Cause he's playing to the core
09:53Sam is the hero next door
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