Fireman Sam: 2 - Lost Cat

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A BBC Video slide advertising two other Childrens' BBC Video releases, which are William's Wish Wellingtons 1: William and Barksure and The New Adventures of Fireman Sam 2: Disaster for Dinner - both of which are also available from BBC Video. This is the second of only two Fireman Sam video releases to contain the 1981-1988 BBC Video Ident from when it was originally released in 1988 until it was re-released with the 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident in 1993. Trevor's Bus has a flat tyre and Dilys and the children have been waiting for ages at the bus stop - trying to get home after the sales. Can Sam help them both?

Enjoy further antics of Fireman Sam, everyone's favourite fireman, as he stars in four more entertaining episodes featuring a host of delightful characters from Pontypandy, a small town somewhere in the hills and valleys of Wales. There are two versions of Fireman Sam 1: The Hero Next Door and both versions contain a different BBC Video Ident. A BBC Video trailer advertising Fireman Sam 1: The Hero Next Door - announced by: David Allan - with a compilation of footage from The Kite. Version 1 is The Original 1988 Release which contains The 1981-1988 BBC Video Diamond Ident along with a trailer for Fireman Sam 1: The Hero Next Door and Fireman Sam 2: Lost Cat would contain it from when it was originally released in 1988 until it was re-released with The 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident in 1993.It's all go at Pontypandy Fire Station with Trevor on his part time fireman course. But as Station Officer Steele sets up a drill for him, it looks as though trouble with Dilys's drains will give him some real experience.

Fireman Sam 2: Lost Cat was originally scheduled to be released in 1987 but for unknown reasons, the release was delayed to 1988. BBC Video Slide: ( Fireman Sam 2: Lost Cat, Fireman Sam 3: Sam's Day Off, Fireman Sam 4: Snow Business, Fireman Sam 5: Norman's Pitfall, Fireman Sam 6: All in A Good Cause and The Very Best of Fireman Sam 1)The Jupiter seen responding to Pandy Square is a smaller model than is seen in the rest of the episode.

Follow the antics of Fireman Sam, everyone's favourite fireman, as he stars in four entertaining episodes featuring a host of delightful characters from Pontypandy, a small town somewhere in the hills and valleys of Wales. Today is a special day for Station Officer Steele. He's especially trimmed his moustache for his appearance on television in Wales Today. Could this be fame at last? Fireman Sam is a British animated comedy children's series about a fireman named Sam, his fellow firefighters, and other residents in the fictional Welsh rural village of Pontypandy (a portmanteau of two real towns, Pontypridd and Tonypandy). The original idea for the show came from two ex-firemen from London, England, who took their idea to artist and writer Rob Lee who developed the concept, and the show was commissioned.

Previously released on Fireman Sam 1: The Hero Next Door - BBCV 4101 and Fireman Sam: Treasure Hunt and Five Other Stories - BBCV 5464) This is the second of only two Fireman Sam videos to contain The 1981-1988 BBC Video Diamond Ident from when it was originally released in 1988 until it was re-released with The 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident in 1993. The content of Lost Cat - used on the 1993 re-release of Fireman Sam 2: Lost Cat - would also be used again on the 2000 BBC Video release of BBC Toybox 7: Animal Adventures (BBCV 6941).