Steele 'Rhen Ddyn Sam Tân

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-# Emergency calls he does heed

-# Sam is there at double speed

-# He never fails to lend a hand

-# He keeps things calm.

-He understands

-# He rescues everyone. Sam, Sam Tan

-# Look at the good things he's done.

-Sam, Sam Tan

-# He's amazing, you know

-# Our village's great hero #

-Come on, concentrate, fire-fighters.

-Organized fire station,

-organized mind.

-No, no, no.

-More effort, Cridlington.

-Stand aside.

-Um... they're very heavy, sir.

-Don't be ridiculous.

-Someone has to do the work.

-Oh!

-Oh!

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-Chief Officer Steele! Are you OK?

-The pain!

-Help him to the office, Penny.

-I'll phone Nurse Flood.

-Wow! This is incredible.

-I wish I could do this.

-All I need is a huge kite.

-SIREN

-Are you sitting comfortably?

-I've made you a nice cuppa.

-Stop fussing. I'm absolutely fine.

-How's the patient?

-How's the patient?

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-There's nothing wrong with me.

-He's hurt his back.

-This is insane. We're wasting time.

-Go back to... Aw!

-Listen, the only place

-you're going is home to rest.

-Easy does it. Be careful.

-How will you cope without me?

-Don't worry, sir. HQ will send

-a temporary replacement.

-Now then, in you go and rest.

-Oh, yes, you might need this.

-An old man's cane. I don't think so.

-Are we going skateboarding

-or to fly a kite?

-Both. Wait and see.

-Who will HQ send

-to replace Chief Officer Steele.

-Having another girl here

-would be fantastic.

-I hope we get someone

-who likes rock'n'roll.

-Who would you prefer, Sam?

-As long as we get someone who likes

-doing the work, I don't mind.

-Then you have the right man.

-Then you have the right man.

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-Chief Officer Boyce?

-Poor Steele.

-I came as soon as I heard the news.

-Don't worry,

-I'll take care of everything.

-OK, fire away, Sara.

-Goodness me!

-Sorry, Moose.

-Hiya, Moose.

-Wait for me, Norman.

-This is incredible.

-You have to try this, Sara.

-I'm not sure.

-What's wrong? Are you scared?

-No, I'm not scared.

-Well, prove it.

-I will.

-Ready for take-off? See, it's fun.

-You can stop now, team.

-Training over for today

-Lower the platform.

-OK, Chief Officer, Boyce. Sir.

-Boyce?

-Boyce?

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-What are you doing here?

-You should be at home, resting.

-You should be at home, resting.

-

-Duty calls.

-We're coping admirably, old man.

-Old? Old? Who are you calling old?

-You shouldn't be back in work

-until you've rested.

-I have rested. More than enough.

-I'm reporting for duty.

-Aw!

-Aw!

-

-Not likely, old man!

-Excuse us, we have work to do.

-I'll lock Jupiter's platform

-then I'll take you for a spin.

-Oh, thank you, sir.

-Oh, how do I do this?

-Oh, everything's under control,

-old man.

-Off you go. Cheerio!

-Oh, OK. That's it.

-Stop, stop!

-You're going too fast.

-I don't know how to stop.

-I don't like this.

-When I said ready for take-off,

-I didn't mean this. Hold on.

-That's what I'm trying to do.

-BEEP-BEEP

-Watch and learn, watch and learn.

-Oh, no.

-I think we're stuck.

-I can see that, Cridlington

-Don't just stand there. Push it out.

-OK.

-Help!

-Help me, Norman.

-Don't worry, Sara. I'll be back

-once I've contacted Sam Tan.

-While I'm away,

-make sure you look after my kite.

-Norman!

-Sara in trouble.

-On the old country track.

-Where has Chief Officer Boyce

-taken Jupiter?

-"Nothing to worry about but

-Jupiter is stuck under the bridge."

-What are we going to do?

-There's only one thing we can do.

-One, two, three.

-Pull.

-This isn't going to work, sir.

-You might be right.

-If we can't pull it out,

-there's only one other solution.

-Break the platform.

-Which way did she go?

-Across the field, that way.

-I did my best to hold on to her.

-Don't worry, I'm here now.

-Help! Sam!

-Keep calm, Sara.

-I'll fetch a ladder.

-I heard a scream. Who was it?

-I heard a scream. Who was it?

-

-Me! Help!

-Forget the ladder.

-I have a better idea.

-Anything I can do, Sam?

-Grab hold of this, Moose,

-and hold on tight.

-OK, Sara, lower yourself until

-you're holding on with your hands.

-As you lower yourself down,

-keep your back towards the ground.

-Ready? Let go.

-Wow. That's what I call fun.

-No, sir, please.

-Stand aside, Cridlington.

-Stop! What on earth are you doing

-to my fine fire engine?

-Jupiter's stuck and Chief Officer

-Boyce wants to split the platform.

-There's no need to do that.

-And you have a better idea?

-Yes, as it happens.

-Deflate the tyres,

-lower Jupiter and roll her out.

-It's worth trying.

-What's going on here?

-This is my fault.

-I didn't secure the platform.

-It's a difficult task.

-I think I might need some glasses.

-Sam, Chief Officer Steele is a hero.

-He came up with an excellent plan.

-Didn't you, sir?

-I still have a few tricks

-up my sleeve, Cridlington.

-Um, your back. Are you feeling OK?

-Look, I'm as straight as a pole.

-My back feels so much better.

-Are you ready to return to work?

-Are you ready to return to work?

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-Most definitely.

-If that's OK

-with Chief Officer Boyce.

-Oh, OK. Of course.

-The station's in good hands again.

-Chief Officer Steele is in charge.

-Cheerio, old man.

-Old man!

-Cridlington, that's enough of that.

-Move this vehicle

-and re-inflate the tyres.

-Nice to have you back, sir.

-It's nice to be back.

-# He rescues everyone. Sam, Sam Tan

-# Look at the good things he's done.

-Sam, Sam Tan

-# He's amazing, you know

-# Our village's great hero #

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