Molly and Mack is a British children's television series that began airing on CBeebies in 2018.^[1] It ran for five seasons.

The show airs on ABC Kids in Australia.^[2]

The show centres around an 11-year-old girl named Molly (played by Mimi Robertson) who spends the summer helping her 19-year-old brother Mack (played by Joshua Haynes) at a toy stall in The Big Hub, a community hall in the fictional Scottish town of Bridgetown.^[3]

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).^[4][5]

The kids club at The Big Hub is managed by Molly and Mack's widower father James (played by James Mackenzie).^[6] 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).^[7]

Mack's girlfriend Daisy (played by Danielle Jam) works at a nearby veterinary surgery.^[5]

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.

1. The Oops Song: sometimes Molly, Alice, Moria, Sandy, Mrs Juniper sings The Oops Song.

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.^[8] The bridge is heavily featured in the opening sequence of the show, in various on-location shots and promotional material for the series.^[8] The building featured as "The Hub" is in Maxwell Park and is called Pollokshields Burgh Hall.

• Molly and Mack at BBC Online
• Molly and Mack at IMDb