Main content
Sorry, this episode is not currently available

20/05/2009

Marshall gets a baptism of fire.

David finds Tom sensitive on the subject of Annette. Tom blames tiredness, and when Pip arrives David has two miserable people to deal with. She thinks she's botched her biology exam. Tom assures her exam results don't matter - life has a lot worse things to throw at you. David offers to cheer her up with a visit to the barn owl's nest, and Pip takes some pictures of the eggs.

Marshall feels Brian doesn't like him, but Debbie assures him it's just because Brian sees Marshall as a sort of threat to his status. On the way to Lilian's she fills him in on some family background and he's fascinated, lamenting that his own family's dull by comparison.

Lilian asks after Jennifer but declines Debbie's invitation to her party next week. Matt arrives and asserts that Marshall's in the right business - in fact he's looking to expand into farming himself now that development's gone down the swanee. He asks for a meeting with Debbie tomorrow and she reluctantly agrees.

On their way home she and Marshall agree it was all a bit weird, and Debbie admits she only agreed to the meeting because she didn't know what else to say.

Episode written by Tim Stimpson.

15 minutes

Last on

Thu 21 May 200914:00

Broadcasts

  • Wed 20 May 200919:00
  • Thu 21 May 200914:00

Farming Tomorrow: Another Country with James Rebanks

Farming Tomorrow: Another Country with James Rebanks

A document of the lives of rural workers in and around three English villages.

Farming Tomorrow: Kiri's Farm

Farming Tomorrow: Kiri's Farm

A stand-up comedian, a vegan and a farmer walk into a bar.

Farming Tomorrow: Farming Today

Farming Tomorrow: Farming Today

The latest news about food, farming and the countryside

Farming Tomorrow: The Briefing Room asks How will climate change affect our farms?

Farming Tomorrow: The Briefing Room asks How will climate change affect our farms?

Will we still be able to grow enough food as temperatures rise and rain patterns change?

Farming Tomorrow: The Today Debate: Does British farming need rescuing?

Farming Tomorrow: The Today Debate: Does British farming need rescuing?

Anna Foster chairs live debate about the future of British farming.

The Archers at 75

The Archers at 75

Felicity Finch (Ruth Archer) delves into the The Archers BBC Oral History Collection

Why you should listen to The Archers in 2026

Why you should listen to The Archers in 2026

We asked real-life fans why 2026 should be the year you start listening to The Archers.

The Archers: Truth and Lies

The Archers: Truth and Lies

Claire Skinner stars in a new drama written to mark the 75th anniversary of The Archers.

Countryside Insights from The Archers

Countryside Insights from The Archers

Leaf through extra information on rural issues that have featured in The Archers.

Podcast