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25/12/2009

There's a Christmas crisis at Grange Farm.

At the Stables, Jim's keen for everyone to join in the party games with Kenton. Jill, Shula and Alistair escape to the kitchen. They're interrupted by an urgent call from Ed - one of his cows is down. Alistair heads off to Grange Farm where he and apologetic Ed manage to sort the cow out. Alistair's glad of a breath of fresh air.

Wayne and Fallon's Christmas lunch at the Bull is a triumph. Jazzer comments that Fallon's looking lovely. She presumes he's tipsy but he insists he's perfectly sober. Wayne asks about the stretch limo but Jazzer says it was just a job.

When Wayne goes and Fallon asks about the limo, Jazzer falteringly admits that Fallon had said that to impress a girl he should make a grand gesture and... But they're interrupted by Tom. As Tom and Fallon laugh, Fallon misses Jazzer quietly saying he did it for her.

But Tom has heard. When they're alone, Jazzer admits to Tom that he's in love with Fallon, but it's making him behave like an idiot. Tom advises him to tell Fallon, but Jazzer says with a new year coming he's going to resign himself to the single life.

Episode written by Caroline Harrington.

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Christmas Day 200919:00

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