We Are Klang - Episode Guide

The three councillors have to contend with a fire in their beloved town. And they've disbanded the fire department. If they don't put it out soon, the Mayor's going to have their guts for garters. Or worse. Will the boys come up with the most inventive means of extinguishing a fire ever? Probably. Features the Department of Audience and Mr Schnitzer.

The town is hit by a crime wave and everything is stolen, including the entire police force and the lady mayor's wig. Will our unlikely hero-councillors be able to juggle their way out of this one and bring justice to their beloved Klangbury? With the help of the Department of Audience, probably.

It's Valentine's Day and a loveless Greg is forlorn. His fellow councillors' efforts to find him a girl are hampered by the visit of the beautiful health inspector. Will Klangbury pass its health check and will Greg find love? Probably. But all is not what it seems as the mayor plays an unlikely trick on her lovesick deputy.

It is the annual Small Town of the Year competition and Klangbury is beaten into last place once again. Unless the three councillors can attract the tourist pound their town will be given away to the neighbouring Midford. Investment is needed and fast. Surely a herd of rampaging cows can't supply the answer? Features the Department of Audience.

It is the local elections and the mayor is challenged by a slick Barack Obama-alike. The three councillors must save the campaign by enlisting celebrity support in the form of hopeless magician Derren Chillblaine. But it is a different celebrity, in the form of a chef, who cooks up a storm. Will the boys save the day and keep the mayor in office?

Featuring a special guest star, the Department of Audience and Mr Schnitzer.

Klangbury is celebrating its centenary and marks the occasion by launching a time capsule into space. But strange intergalactic goings-on ensue when the capsule wanders off course and Mr Schnitzer is taken hostage by some very unwelcome visitors. Once again it is down to the three councillors to save the day, but is their number really up this time? There's something in the stars.