Series 3 (2001-2002)
| No | Writer | Director | Airdate (United Kingdom) |
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| 1 | Richard Stroud | Michael Chaplin | 4 November 2001 (2001-11-04) |
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Banker Stella Moon arrives in the glen to take over the day-to-day running of the estate. Hector and Kilwillie battle it out to be the new Golf Club President; Molly decides to help Kilwillie, Golly helps Hector. Katrina is offered a new job in London to Archie's shock. Lexie organizes a Worker's Revolt to stop Stella's plans. First appearance of recurring guest Stella. |
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| 2 | Richard Stroud | Niall Leonard | 11 November 2001 (2001-11-11) |
| Lexie, Duncan and Golly go on strike after being told they must have pay cuts. Hector and Molly head for a divorce when they are forced to share a room. Archie has to cope when the lights, electricity and boiler go off. Stella sends Hector's dogs away to Kilwillie, while Lexie starts to think she doesn't belong at Glenbogle, Duncan starts campaigning and Golly wants to continue to work. | |||
| 3 | Richard Stroud | Mark Holloway | 18 November 2001 (2001-11-18) |
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Stella sends Golly to prison when she catches him selling Glenbogle's fish. Archie tries to train Duncan to be ghillie for an important fishing party. Molly reads Lexie's tea leaves and sees love... Hector and Kilwillie protest, go fishing and get locked up too. Molly is the three's defence in court, Duncan is the surprise witness. Stella is forced to move out. First appearance of recurring guest Auntie Liz. |
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| 4 | Richard Signy | Andrew Taft | 25 November 2001 (2001-11-25) |
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Golly's ex, Alison and their daughter, Jess turn up in Glenbogle. Kilwillie persuades Hector to join a secret organization called the Highland Hundred. Archie and Stella prepare to sell derelict cottages to conman Stuart McIntosh who has his eye on Lexie. Duncan gives Stella some much needed help, and Golly tries to get to know Jess. First appearance of regular Jess. |
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| 5 | Richard Signy | Harriet O'Carroll | 2 December 2001 (2001-12-02) |
| Stuart plans to renovate the mountain Ben Bogle into a holiday village; Archie, Hector and Golly rebel against this. Molly investigates an ancient battle in the hills of Glenbogle. Duncan gets stuck in some handcuffs, Lexie and Stuart start to date. Stella is unsure whether to support Archie or to support Stuart and please the bank. | |||
| 6 | Richard Signy | Niall Leonard | 8 December 2001 (2001-12-08) |
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Stella's ex husband Graeme arrives in the glen to write a report on Glenbogle. Duncan tries to get the tourists flooding into Glenbogle, while Molly tries to sell more paintings. Hector feels useless and is shouted at by Stella and runs off to a local pub. Lexie finds Graeme is insulting Glenbogle in his report and informs Archie who writes an 'alternative' version. First appearance of recurring guest Toby. |
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| 7 | Marcus D.F. White | Mark Holloway | 16 December 2001 (2001-12-16) |
| Duncan's pen pal Marie-Helene decides to come to stay at Glenbogle; Duncan has been telling Marie-Helene he is Laird and Archie is forced to be Head Ranger for the week. Archie has to deal with a Health Inspector, while Lexie and Stella battle it out for the affections of Archie. Molly starts to recognise the Inspector, Mr. Barr, and Duncan falls in love with Marie-Helene. | |||
| 8 | Marcus D.F. White | Andrew Taft | 23 December 2001 (2001-12-23) |
| Hector has a Regimental Reunion of his war friends, and his old pal Toad appears to be on the run from the police. Lexie ruins a pricey painting, Stella is determined to shame Lexie and make her pay herself. Archie and Hector plan to help Toad escape, as Duncan is helping two policemen who are on the lookout for Toad. | |||
| 9 | Richard Stroud | John Martin Johnson | 30 December 2001 (2001-12-30) |
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Stella is told she can leave Glenbogle, but she has fallen in love with Archie; she sets about ruining the Midsummer's Ball so she can stay. Duncan pays for a beautiful dress for Lexie, while Hector and Molly go in search to Kilwillie for an ancient 1/3 of the Glenbogle Stone. Archie has to decide whom he loves. First appearance of recurring guest P. C. Callum. |
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| 10 | Richard Stroud | Michael Chaplin | 13 January 2002 (2002-01-13) |
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Archie and Lexie are shocked at the response from the family at the announcement of their engagement. Duncan insults Lexie, and Golly helps Archie find a piece of gold for a ring. Hector and Kilwillie are determined to catch a pike, while Molly's brother Jolyon finds his old love... First appearance of recurring guest Jolyon. Last Appearance of Hector. |
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| 11 | Richard Stroud | Michael Chaplin | 20 January 2002 (2002-01-20) |
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Archie staggers through Hector's funeral; Molly cannot hold back the tears. Lexie's mum offers to pay Hector's death duties and tries to organise Lexie and Archie's wedding herself. Golly and Molly have an emotional late night talk; Archie and Lexie have a tear-filled talk themselves. Archie sees the Ghost of Hector, while Lexie starts to get cold feet. First appearance of recurring guest McGregor. |
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