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24/02/2009

Kenton makes a meal of Pancake Day.

Kenton calls round at Brookfield, to persuade the family to come to his pancake night. David asks Kenton what's happened to his face. Kenton says Frank hit him with a frying pan! Although David says he's too tired - he's been up all night lambing - Ruth says Pip will need a lift as she's waitressing, so they'll be there.

At Jaxx, Josh tells Kenton what everyone would like: Ruth ends up with golden syrup and sausage! David asks Kathy what's happened to Kenton's face but she doesn't give anything away.

Kenton's pleased - the pancake night's a success. Kathy doesn't like seeing his face like that. She shouldn't have told Kenton to give Ryan the benefit of the doubt. Kenton tells her not to worry. Ryan's going down anyway.

Clarrie pops in at Willow Cottage to admire Mike's newly plastered walls. Mike tells her that Brenda's really stressed about Tom and Brian's disagreements. Mike's nervous about Neil and Susan's party. They haven't worked out how to keep Susan occupied while Neil packs her bags. Later at the Bull, Mike and Clarrie confirm all their plans, but how will they get Neil to the party? Just as Mike's leaving, Clarrie thinks she's come up with a plan.

Episode written by Nawal Gadalla.

15 minutes

Last on

Wed 25 Feb 200914:00

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  • Tue 24 Feb 200919:00
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