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Chief Fire Officer Boyce: [ on the phone] Cheerio, Mr. Sledgehammer! Don Sledgehammer: So, Flex, I want you in my next movie; "Firefighter Sam's Flaming Inferno"! Flex Dexter: Awesome! And I'll be playing Firefighter Sam? Don Sledgehammer: Don't be crazy, Flex. Whatever every action movie needs is a real action hero! I see you as uh... you know... more of a co-star on this one. Flex Dexter: Huh? A co-star? Don Sledgehammer: Yes. You'll be... uh... [ points to Elvis Cridlington on the TV screen] that guy there! Flex Dexter: Oh... th-- the guy with the flappy-floppy shovel-y thing? Don Sledgehammer: Yes, that guy. I'll get my people to call your people! [ Don leaves his office with Flex inside.] Flex Dexter: Okay. I'll be the co-star for now. But an action movie set can be a dangerous place. Penny and Station Officer Steele are the only Pontypandy firefighters who have yet to drive Jupiter in a Fireman Sam movie. Mike Flood: Balloons, ribbons, food. We got everything. But what about the music? Deep Water [05:12] [ edit ] Penny Morris: Hello there. Where are you two going? Norman Price and Mandy Flood: Just off to the mountain. Penny Morris: Hmm. In Series 1-4, Jupiter was based off a Bedford TK, As of Series 5, Jupiter was based on a Volvo FL6.
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Jupiter is now an aerial rescue pump receiving elements of the Bedford 6x4 whilst gaining the extra wheelset (retaining the front end elements of the Bedford TK) and can seat three people. The pride of the Pontypandy Fire Service, Jupiter is always on hand to attend all manner of disasters. Expertly driven by Sam and the crew, Jupiter is a welcome sight to anyone in trouble. Always clean and shiny, Jupiter's bright red paintwork and flashing blue lights are a clear sight that help is on the way. A Mobile Data Terminal (MDT) which has an inbuilt Mapscreen system and various information regarding incidents. When Norman turns on Jupiter, he turns the key from his right, but when he turns off Jupiter, he turns the key from his left.It has its own trailer that can carry cargo and water rescue vehicles such as Juno and the Hovercraft. Jupiter is a fictional fire engine created by Rob Lee and Brian Anderson. Jupiter's number plate was 999 in Series 1-4. Apart from Sam, everyone else based at Pontypandy Fire Station have also driven Jupiter to emergencies on many occasions. Station Officer Steele has also driven it in some of the storybooks from the 1990s. Jupiter's elevating ladder has a water cannon for putting out fires from above, it was only used in A Real Live Wire, Pizza Palaver and Magic Norman. Most important: do not say "Fireman Sam is for babies" or anything like this. For more details follow this link: Fireman Sam Wiki:Rules.
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In 1998, Mitchells Children Rides (formerly R.G. Mitchell) re-made the Fireman Sam kiddie ride with a new Dashboard, and Penny took Station Officer Steele's Place.Ironically, this episode was foreshadowed by Norman in the previous series, making this the first episode to be hinted out from an earlier episode. Norman and Derek want to be firefighters and to prove themselves right, end up driving Jupiter, but they can barely steer. It is up to Sam to save Jupiter from going into the sea. In Series 5 and Paper Plane Down, the striping at the rear of Jupiter was shown in an upside-down V style. Since then, it has been depicted the other way up. OMC Electronics made a Fireman Sam Kiddie ride in 1993 which is based on the Jupiter from the Original Series with Sam, Elvis and Station Officer Steele inside and 3 Buttons. It plays the Fireman Sam theme tune and the emergency theme. In reality, Norman wouldn't have been able to make Jupiter move by just hitting the accelerator, he would've had to switch Jupiter out of gear and disengage the handbrake.
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