Fire Fighters: Chief Cody Returns, Monkey Problem Begins

I fell, stand by all stations. Association. Oh, did you? A fire on fire? A fire on fire? A fire on fire? A fire on fire? A fire on fire? A fire on fire? A fire on fire?

A fire on fire? A fire on fire? That's it. Let's roll a fighter! We've been in fire, fighters. The true tonight's story of our unsung heroes is standing ready to ride by day or night against our most murderous enemy, the demon of fire.

We'll drop into the fire rescue station where Tim Collins and his friend Mushnatsuki are occasionally shooting the breeze about firefighting in the old days. Blissfully unaware that the toughest rescue job of their careers, as well as the strangest, is just about the tap-in.

A rescue job that has both a humorous side and a stranger's as well. We'll begin to learn all about this newest Tim Collins adventure just as soon as we've heard this interesting method. Let's go to fire fighters.

Let's go to Fire Rescue Station where Tim Collins and his rescue buddy Private Mishnoski are passing the time with a little talk about old-time firefighting. Little realizing that they're about to roll to the most difficult and strangest rescue call of their career.

Right now, Mishnoski is saying to Tim. You think we got it tough fighting fires nowadays? You ought to be a smoky to back around 1900. Oh, I know all about those days my father Ben Collins was a rookie around about that time.

I remember he used to say they had a pump their own water. Yeah, that must have been a rugged, you know. No high-precious system just picked the hose in the nearest body of water and saw it was an old hand pump.