Fireman Sam In Action (1): Fire Station Flood Alert

Fireman Sam In Action is a 1996 live-action stage play and a 62-minute film featuring three stories. The opening sequence of this film was filmed on location at Aldenham Country Park, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England and features children from Parkside School learning fire safety with Fireman Sam played by Gary Lucas. The show toured worldwide with Writer and Director, Charles Savage for 7 years along with a Postman Pat Musical. Episode 1: Fire Station Flood Alert Station Officer Steele (Ian Sinclair) fires Elvis (Mark Frederick) as the station cook. It gives Fireman Sam (Gary Lucas) an idea. He invents Pancake Prototype One and a robot called Bentley (Sarah Dyall) to be Elvis’ replacement, ("Gently, Bentley"). Whilst spring-cleaning, Elvis, exasperated with Bentley's constant whistling, decides to put his Elvis Presley cassette in the robot. He goes crazy and ends up breaking the stopcock causing a flood in the whole fire station. When it’s all sorted, they start to have what Bentley’s cooked, bangers and mash. It turns out that Bentley isn’t a good cook after all and everyone decides Elvis should be reinstated, ("Elvis Cooks The Lunch").