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21/11/2007

Eddie shows his real priorities.

Ed's tired after his night out with Fallon. He confesses to Oliver that he's been a bit lax in monitoring the milk yield and Oliver advises him not to let his social life distract him from the job in hand.

Eddie's disappointed that his turkeys aren't selling very well, so Clarrie suggests that they skip their anniversary meal later to save the pennies. But Eddie's insistent they should still have a romantic meal together at The Bull.

Alistair worries to Oliver about his father, who has broken his leg; they may have to get him a carer until he's better.

Everyone gathers at the Bull to watch England play Croatia and Clarrie gets increasingly suspicious about why Eddie's taken her for a meal there, especially when first Ed then Will and Nic turn up. When Ed suggests having another Grundy World of Christmas to make some cash; Eddie reckons they could have a Christmas fair. When Clarrie discovers that even Joe's coincidentally at the pub she smells a rat, but lets Eddie go and join everyone in the bar to watch the football. When Nic comments how wonderful it must be to be with someone for so long, Clarrie says that she sometimes can't help but wonder.

Episode written by Tim Stimpson.

15 minutes

Last on

Thu 22 Nov 200714:00

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  • Wed 21 Nov 200719:00
  • Thu 22 Nov 200714:00

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