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Boyce later got transferred to Newtown Fire Station, where he climbed up the ladder and eventually became Chief Fire Officer. He stood in for Station Officer Steele , as a relief when he injured his back. He tested Elvis' driving for his Advanced Driving Certificate, and he also tests the team's abilities in multiple rescue scenarios and demonstrates how to perform certain rescues.


In Set For Action! He is very authoritative and strict. He and Steele are good old friends but the two still have a gentle rivalry between themselves. Sarah and James are twins. They are also niece and nephew to Fireman Sam, and like to spend as much time with their uncle as possible. The quayside also provides Sarah and James with a good place for adventures. Although they generally get on well with one another, they inevitably squabble as children and have a well-developed competitive streak.


Norman is always getting up to mischief and his nickname is 'Naughty Norman'. He is an intelligent little boy with a lot of imagination. Skip to content Toggle navigation. Never miss another episode! Catch all the Fireman Sam action with your kids!


Watch Now About Never miss another episode! Hey Parents, follow Fireman Sam on Facebook! Hub Guide for Parents. You could make a plan together and practice how to escape. Stay safe and call for help.


Keeping your room tidy will make it easier for you to escape if you need to leave in a hurry. Watch videos here. Check how deep the water is and stay where you feel safe. Stay safe. Ultimate Safety Hero. There are, apparently, two English dubs of this show, one meant for the UK and one for the US the US version is actually dubbed in Canada by, of all studios, The Ocean Group , with the strange exception of Tom, Bella, and Moose who have the same voice actor in both dubs, since they're supposed to be foreigners Australian, Italian, and Canadian, respectively.


The biggest differences with the voices is the general lack of assorted "British" accents, and in a couple of cases, less "harsh" sounding characters, notably with Sarah, James, and Norman, though Gareth inverts the trend.


The "in-house" vibe of it makes it come off as a bit different from an out-right re-dub, and it would explain Tom and Moose. Beyond that, there's little evidence to suggest the dub even exists at all. Elvis Cridington and Mike Flood have an argument on how they performed that they break up their band. Example of: Feud Episode. Community Showcase More. Follow TV Tropes.