Episode 4
It's summer in the West Country and happy campers are arriving from far and wide to enjoy a Great British holiday. But in Somerset, guests at Holiday Resort Unity could be in for a big shock when a problem with the swimming pool is discovered - the lining has been damaged and it's a job too big for the maintenance team to fix. They call in a team of scuba divers, more used to working on oil rigs, to try and complete the renovation. But they need to do it overnight, or else they're going to have to close the pool, upsetting thousands of guests. Can the scuba team fix it in time?
At Crealy Theme Park and Resort in Devon, new Entertainment Team Leader Boston is trying to impress his boss, Graham. He's taken over directing the kids' pirate-themed variety show, but after a lacklustre performance leaves the audience unimpressed, he knows he's got a long way to go. Graham gives Boston another chance to impress, taking charge of the table tennis competition. Can Boston turn things around and prove himself and his ping pong credentials?
Back at Unity Holiday Resort, Head of Entertainment Chunkie Russell has brought one his favourite acts - Robin, who performs as a tribute to Michael Jackson. The act requires a complicated music and lighting set up, but on the night, the stage lights go dark. Can Chunkie fix the stage, and the performance, for the impatient audience?
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