
Danger Falling Sheep
- Studio
- Siriol Productions
Synopsis
Norman wants to find fame by conquering the summit of Pontypandy Mountain, but his ascent is stalled when Woolly, a falling lamb, lands on his head! Trapped on a ledge, Norman and Woolly nibble biscuits while their friends raise the alarm. Sam tries to reach Norman with Jupiter's extending ladder, but it won't reach. Finally, Norman gets his 15 minutes of fame when he is airlifted to safety by Tom Thomas the Mountain Rescue Heli-pilot.
Characters
Fireman Sam, Naughty Norman Price, Station Officer Steele, Fireman "Elvis" Cridlington, Dilys, Penny, Sarah, James, Bella Lasagne, Trevor Evans, Dusty, Woolly, Mandy Flood, Mike Flood, Tom Thomas
Credits
Producing
- Line Producer
- Simon Quinn
Writing
- Writer
- Andrew Offiler
Voices
- Voice
- John Sparkes (Fireman Sam)
Animation
- Animator
- Tim Allen, Austin Charlesworth, Tom Edgar, Anthony Elworthy, Ben Halliwell
Visual Effects
- Digital Effects Artist
- Gareth Cavenagh
Camera
- Cinematography
- Christine Vestergaard
Editing
- Editor
- Stuart Bruce
- Assistant Editor
- James Allen
Sound
- Supervising Sound Editor
- Simon Jones
Crew
- Props
- Mark Cordory
Production notes
A successor to the 1987 "Fireman Sam" series.
The new series uses the latest techniques in puppet animation and introduces such characters as bush pilot Tom Thomas, the Flood family and Dusty the dog. A new theme song combines new lyrics with parts of the original lyrics.
Fireman Sam is used by fire brigades across the United Kingdom to deliver a safety message to children.
Broadcast simultaneously in English (on the BBC) and Welsh (on S4C).
Welsh title of series: "Sam Smalaidh."
The new series uses the latest techniques in puppet animation and introduces such characters as bush pilot Tom Thomas, the Flood family and Dusty the dog. A new theme song combines new lyrics with parts of the original lyrics.
Fireman Sam is used by fire brigades across the United Kingdom to deliver a safety message to children.
Broadcast simultaneously in English (on the BBC) and Welsh (on S4C).
Welsh title of series: "Sam Smalaidh."
