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15/12/2008

Will's festive cheer stops short.

The Grundys are preparing the turkeys and Will has come pitch in. As Will goes to hang the finished turkeys in the container, Ed arrives and offers to help. Joe thinks it's nice to see the boys working together.

Clarrie worries that Ed and Will might fight again but Joe hopes they are getting along. However Will snaps at Ed as he tries to make conversation about George. He then refuses Eddie's offer of a pint and decides to leave.

Back at home, Eddie agrees to cover some of Ed's shifts at Grange Farm so he can go Christmas shopping with Emma. Joe insists on going along to the milking to offer his 'expertise'. When Ed leaves, Joe asks if they know what Ed and Will discussed in the container. Clarrie is sure Will left because of Ed arriving but Eddie tells her not to worry. At least they talked to each other. It's a start.

Nic is surprised to see Will at her door. He's upset and jealous that Ed gets to spend so much time with George. Nic reassures him he's a good man, Before he goes, she gives him a Christmas present for George.

Episode written by Tim Stimpson.

15 minutes

Last on

Tue 16 Dec 200814:00

Broadcasts

  • Mon 15 Dec 200819:00
  • Tue 16 Dec 200814:00

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