Strong winds bring telegraph poles down and take Sarah and James' kite high up, but a little higher than they intended.

On a very hot day, Sarah and James are picking potatoes for Bella. Sam wonders if he can help, but first he has to deal with a barn fire at Pandy Lane Farm.

It's routine drill for Trevor on his first day in the fire service, until a message comes over the radio.

After going to a boot-sale, Trevor's tyre goes flat and invades Pontypandy and loads of delays, luckilly Fireman Sam goes to the rescue.

What have a frog and an oily rag got to do with camping? Sam, Sarah and James soon find out.

Norman is up to his old tricks as usual, but this time he plays one too many!

Saturdays are busy enough for Bella, without having to deal with chip pan fires and lost cats.

TV stardom comes to Station Officer Steele and everyone in Pontypandy is tuning in.

Woolly is sent to stay with Norman, who is ill, whilst Mike mends her field's gate. Unfortunately, Norman and Woolly go out, resulting in Trevor's bus swerving off the road and dangling over the edge of the cliff.

When Sarah and James discover that the Wholefish Café is about to have its one millionth customer, they convince Bronwyn that there should be a big celebration to mark the event.

When the Pontypandy Pioneers go to the fire station to complete their fire safety badge, Norman wants to prove to his cousin Derek that he can drive a fire engine.

When the power goes out at the fire station, Sam has trouble lighting a fire.

Station Officer Steele hurts his back and Chief Fire Officer Boyce fills in his role for the day.

Pontypandy is holding a Charity Concert and Elvis is to be the star act. Mike and Elvis have got a giant wooden guitar, but they fail to see a cliff and Mike ends up falling down, clinging onto it.

Mandy wants to be a round-the-world yachtswoman, but when her mast breaks she finds herself stranded at sea.

Sarah and James have got a pet guinea pig and name him Norris, Station Officer Steele's real name, but then the guinea pig's taste for cables soon leads to a fire.

Huge footprints in the snow convince Sarah that there's a polar bear in the area. But she and James get into difficulties when they try to photograph it for a local newspaper competition.

It's a big day in Pontypandy, Gareth is opening the Pontypandy mountain railway line and station; he has refurbished the old engine, The Pontypandy Flyer, to take people up and down the mountain. But the water tower threatens to fall and put the train in danger.

When Mandy reads Moose Roberts’ book about his mountain climbing adventures, she decides that she wants to be a mountain climber when she grows up – and climb the highest mountain in the world!

When Bronwyn gives her father Gareth Griffiths a sausage sandwich for his lunch, she has no idea the lengths Nipper the dog will go to for a bite!

Sarah makes up a story about a monster to get more customers on her Grandad's railway.

Dilys tries her best to help her "little treasure" Norman get his Pontypandy pioneer fishing badge, with disastrous results.

When Trevor is driving his bus to Newtown he skids off the road and lands in a nearby lake. Moose Roberts decides to look for help and leaves but when Trevor starts a fire to keep the group warm the ice on the lake cracks and Fireman Sam comes to help

Norman Price causes havoc on Halloween, when he tries to collect more sweets than the other children.

Charlie takes the schoolchildren on a fishing trip and catches the biggest shoal of fish ever.