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07/11/2008

Peggy and Ian strike a deal.

Tom's decided to let Gary stay on after the loose pigs incident. Brenda just hopes Gary gets his act together. Brian can't help wondering if Tom's made a mistake. Tom says he's apologised to Adam about the damage to the wheat and as far as Adam's concerned it's history.

Brian seems satisfied and changes the subject. He's looking forward to seeing Tom's recommendations from the bacon marketing survey. Brenda's finished it and Tom's very grateful; things are looking up for them.

With preparations for Ruairi's birthday underway, Jennifer's wondering if she should arrange a birthday party for Peggy too. Brian suggests Jennifer pops to the Lodge to ask Peggy about it.

Peggy's irritated by Jennifer's unexpected visit and is dubious about the party idea. But when Jack causes mayhem later in a futile search for Sammy, Peggy's former cat, she's more than a little relieved when Ian turns up. Ian soon has Jack calm and occupied. Peggy thinks it's unforgivable that she lost her temper with Jack. Ian consoles her, but suggests things might be getting a bit much for her. Peggy assures him she's feeling better every day, and she'd rather Ian respects her wishes and says nothing to the family.

Episode written by Carole Simpson Solazzo.

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Fri 7 Nov 200819:00

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