From the Herald yesterday:

and:

Only hours later, the project has had to be moved to the Isle of Wight.

First the CalMac engineers failed to produce a genuinely convincing breakdown and drifting, stricken. To be fair there has never been a Calmac ferry engine failure at sea leading it being ‘stricken.’

Luckily for the producers, there have been at least three incidents where Red Funnel and Wightlink vessels have had ‘catastrophic’ main engine failures requiring tug-towing into harbour. See:

https://particle.news/story/red-funnel-cancels-sailings-following-red-eagle-engine-failure and https://www.gov.uk/maib-reports/catastrophic-engine-failure-and-fire-on-board-ro-ro-passenger-ferry-wight-sky

The producers have been advised that if they just wait about for a bit, something will go wrong anyway and they can just film that.

As for the wolf, White Fang (7), just refused to chase and hid under tables, shaking whenever passengers started to run by. He has only been seen chasing rabbits so far. A vet has sedated him. His minder did advise that wolves rarely if ever hunt humans.

Uist islanders have complained about another failed SNP service.

The series consultant Herr Professor Dr Johann Rumplestilreobertson, has advised the producers to try instead a docudrama about how a family from Uist was horrified by ticket prices for an Isle of Wight crossing. See

Scotland’s islanders paying between one quarter and a half of the price paid by those travelling to the Isle of Wight or the Channel Islands