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21/02/2022

Rex faces his accusers and Tracy is on a quest.

Tracy endures another cold morning in her house, and tells Jazzer that despite Alice’s treatment of Chris, she might be Tracy’s favourite person if Alice’s mate fixes the boiler. When Jazzer mentions that Alice is lonely, Tracy agrees to invite her round sometime.
Tracy’s on a mission to resurrect the Ambridge cricket team and Jazzer agrees to help recruit some players. Later Tracy admits that no-one in the village wants to play. But when Jazzer suggests leaving it til next year, Tracy’s determined to get a team together.
Pip shows Stella around the bungalow. When Stella says she was disappointed yesterday when Pip said it was already let, Pip says it was her mistake. Stella can really imagine living there. Pip warms to Stella and reminisces about her time in the bungalow as a child. Stella says she knows they got off to a bad start over the sheep. She screams when she comes across what she thinks is black magic in the attic; a string of bird corpses. Rex later explains that it was a joke parting gift he found in a junk shop for whoever moved in, along with some of Eddie’s cider and Helen’s cheese. Pip’s horrified until she realises their wires are crossed and he’s referring to a snorting pig toilet roll dispenser and not the birds! He explains the birds were Bert’s – he was having a go at taxidermy. Relieved Stella says in that case she’d like to move in.

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