TV Guide BBC Alba Tuesday

Dave makes a Gareth-shaped piñata for Gareth’s birthday, but his starfish friend is confused when the Spuds bash it to pieces. Convinced that Dave does not like her any more, Gareth leaves and heads out to sea. Dave sets out to find her in time and persuade her that it was all a misunderstanding

School puts Dave on a work placement with his father at the local dump. Sucked into the mysterious world of rubbish, an old cow and a group of unruly fridges teach Dave a lesson about recycling

Scott Rigg operates on a French bulldog in Aberdeenshire to correct a severe bend in his leg, with the help of some new technology, while at Highland Wildlife Park, Jane Harley vaccinates some feisty wildcat kittens, and David Buckland has his hands full in South Uist with a tricky lambing

Situated at the southern tip of the isle of Harris, the town of Leverburgh boasts a small, but healthy fishing industry, a ferry port, plus constant sea traffic to the numerous islands in the sound of Harris. The area is remote, and for the small population, a little hope is now on the horizon - for the first time in 60 years a housing scheme is underway. There are many daily challenges to overcome living in a remote location, but the strong sense of community in Leverburgh ensures that strengths are combined for the wider benefit

The space industry is worth billions of pounds and Scotland is one of the countries at the heart of that industry. Mairi Rodgers she meets amateur rocketeers, students who hope to work in the industry and some of the companies involved. She also visits communities where spaceports are planned - with some warmly embracing them and some determined to block them

Kate MacLeod, aka the Hebridean Mermaid, explores the North End of Skye, visiting a castle with strong connections to Clan MacLeod. She talks to Anne Martin, an expert in folklore and song in that particular area and also takes a step back in time, searching for dinosaur footprints

Ina and Jessie are on holiday again and head for the mountains. In their thirst for new experiences they follow a sign that points to an exciting opportunity. However things turn out to be a little bit different from what they were expecting