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26/12/2007

Adam and Debbie plan a power trip.

The first lambs have been born and Debbie's happy to help out. Adam tells her that Jennifer would like her to stay longer but he understands that three days was the most she could take. Adam and Debbie are getting along really well and Adam comments on Debbie's calmness. She explains that she was determined not to spoil things for Jennifer but it doesn't change the way she feels about Brian. Nevertheless she's really excited about the future, and is pleased to be working with Adam on the new venture.

Up early for the shoot, Will tells a barely awake Nic what a fantastic Christmas he's had. The shoot starts off well and Brian is pleased. Will's anxious for Eddie to get Nic to her mother's but wants him back sharpish. With Neil not well they're already one down. But Eddie's gone longer than planned and Brian notices his absence. Assuming Eddie overdid things yesterday, Brian points out the problems of working with family.

When Eddie returns, Will tries to cover for his absence. But Eddie's explanation doesn't match Will's, and Brian's not convinced and leaves them with a warning. Eddie casually changes the subject but frustrated Will tells him to shut up.

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