15/05/2014
Clarrie celebrates her birthday, while Tony and Pat have a lot on their plate.
David's still investigating the new road plans. They'll have to wait for the council meeting for news. David and Will note that Kirsty's bonfire has left a mess. Ben's smitten with the hoglets (baby hedgehogs). Will advises on how to release them.
Tony and Maurice work together getting the bangers out - they'll be late. Maurice thinks Tom should have married Kirsty and then dumped her away from the spotlight. Maurice admits his own marriage was a sham for years.
Jolene's determined to press on with her plan to reunite the Midnight Walkers. Elizabeth is gearing up for her festival experience. Lynda and Lilian are looking forward to the Chelsea Flower Show next Tuesday.
It's Clarrie's 70s party tonight. Lynda is dressed as Bev from Abigail's Party. Tony has come as Travolta but doesn't much feel like dancing. Lynda wishes Tony luck with the inspection tomorrow. David, aka Marc Bolan, says he won't need it.
Eddie finally reveals who he has come as - Charles Aznavour. After a heartfelt tribute to Clarrie, Eddie sings to her. Eddie has tickets for a Charles Aznavour concert. Clarrie feels like the luckiest woman in the world.
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| Role | Contributor |
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| Producer | Julie Beckett |
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