Molly and Mack
Molly and Mack is a British children's television series, which began airing on CBeebies in 2018. It was announced in mid 2021 that the BBC had commissioned a third series. The show airs on ABC Kids in Australia. Premise. The show centres around an 8-year-old girl named Molly (played by Mimi Robertson) who spends the summer helping her older brother Mack (played by Joshua Haynes) at a toy stall in The Big Hub, a community hall in the fictional Scottish town of Bridgetown. The Big Hub, managed by Moira (played by Maureen Carr), is  where a variety of stallholders hold an array of permanent market stalls including a gift stall run by Alice (played by Katrina Bryan), a fruit and vegetable stall run by resident handyman Bob (played by Steven McNicoll) and a café stall run by Mrs Juniper (played by Alison Peebles). The kids club at The Big Hub is managed by Molly and Mack's widower father James (played by James Mackenzie). James is regularly seen supervising a number of children including Molly's friends, Suki (played by Miko Hanley), Magnus (played by Ethan Rowley) and Ruby (played by Freya Reid). Mack 's girlfriend Daisy (played by Danielle Jam) works at a nearby veterinary surgery. Songs. During each episode, there are always two songs performed as a regular problem-solving plot device. When identifying a problem, a character performs "The Oops Song", before another character sings "The Idea Song" when they propose a solution as a way to solve the problem. Production. With a multicultural cast, "Molly and Mack" is filmed in Govan in Glasgow and North Queensferry in Fife, with the Forth Bridge being used as a centrepiece for the fictional Bridgetown. The bridge is heavily featured in the opening sequence  of the show, in various on-location shots and promotional material for the series. The building featured as “The Hub” is in Maxwell Park - and is called Pollokshields Burgh Hall.