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08/11/2010

Tony is feeling harrassed and Clarrie and Nic give themselves a treat.

Nic chooses a glamorous new dress for the Young Farmers' dinner dance on Friday. Spotting Sabrina Thwaite, she and Clarrie speculate on who she's flirting with on the phone. Clarrie hopes Ed and Will will get on ok on Friday. Nic says Will was just sore about the way he found out about Emma's pregnancy. Nic tries to persuade Clarrie to treat herself to a pashmina, and has an idea when Clarrie nips off to the loo.

Later on, as she and Mia help Clarrie feed the turkeys, Nic ponders how news of the baby touched a nerve with Will. She's sure he'll get over it though.

Tom tells Tony how Harry's plan to get Jazzer involved in the panto backfired. He didn't take well to the new "Idle Jock" character. Tom elaborates on his plans to install a whole new refrigeration unit. Pat's in favour and eventually a concerned Tony starts to come round. He's less keen on another supper with Kathy though, who's coming over this evening.

Pat worries that Helen's exercising too much and not getting enough rest. Considering Tom's plans, Helen's behaviour and Pat's hospitality towards Kathy, weary Tony weighs up that everyone seems to be against him.

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