Series 6 (2004)
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| No | Writer | Director | Airdate (United Kingdom) |
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| 1 | Robert Knights | Niall Leonard | 19 September 2004 (2004-09-19) |
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Paul is now Laird of Glenbogle, and is annoyed when Lexie returns from her and Archie's vineyard in New Zealand and constantly interrupts him. Duncan plans to propose to Jess, who is baby-sitting a rare orchid with Molly, while Ewan runs from a radio authority officer is to trying to ban his pirate radio station. Golly is loaned out for advice to other estate owners, and city girl Isobel tries to win her late grandmother's farm back from local farmer Sheriff Reavey. First appearance of regular Isobel. |
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| 2 | Robert Knights | John Martin Johnson | 26 September 2004 (2004-09-26) |
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Paul's uncle Donald arrives in Glenbogle in police custody after being arrested for driving offences. Lexie tries to organise Molly a birthday party, but Molly is adamant she does not want one. Duncan pretends he is drunk after a dry evening with friend Speccy. While Isobel tries to sell her produce to Paul and has a girly night in with Jess. First appearance of regular Donald. |
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| 3 | Robert Knights | Leslie Stewart | 3 October 2004 (2004-10-03) |
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Duncan gets cold feet and sees his potential as a DJ after he does a radio show for Ewan, who has broken his foot. A secret is revealed about Donald and Molly after Isobel finds letters from the past in an old car. Golly consoles Jess, who does not want Duncan to leave, while Donald goes on the run from Molly after hitting her with a board ore. Ewan's mum buys him a car and tries to persuade him to return home while Lexie plans to return to New Zealand after her kiss with Paul, but Paul is determined to discuss the kiss. Last Appearance of Lexie. |
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| 4 | David Caffrey | Jeremy Front & Michael Chaplin | 10 October 2004 (2004-10-10) |
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Jess misses Duncan and Ewan takes her to the pub where they meet the feisty barmaid Zoe who is determined to win Ewan's heart. A mysterious World War II fighter plane is found in the loch, and Isobel must cover up her godfather who was in the plane when it crashed. Paul finds his old army officer is leading the investigation of the plane, while Golly consoles Molly after she is diagnosed with a heart condition. First appearance of recurring guests Alex, Dr. McKendrick & Zoë. |
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| 5 | David Caffrey | Dan Sefton | 17 October 2004 (2004-10-17) |
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Donald's old mechanic friend comes to Glenbogle for his stag do and causes havoc with Donald and Ewan in the village. Golly meets the new dancing teacher Meg, and Jess organises a date for them. Alex becomes the estate factor, makes Paul be a traditional Laird, and exploits Isobel over a proposal about her trees. First appearance of recurring guest Meg. |
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| 6 | David Caffrey | Andrew Rattenbury | 24 October 2004 (2004-10-24) |
| A tramp called Liam stumbles upon Isobel after losing his memory, and Paul tries to help him retrieve what he can remember. Molly returns to the glen but is disappointed to find Golly has a girlfriend. Molly reveals all the photos of Donald have been taken away from the house, while Isobel's old boss Kelly starts to date the smitten Ewan and attempts to get Isobel back to Edinburgh. | |||
| 7 | Paul Harrison | Rob Fraser | 31 October 2004 (2004-10-31) |
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Jess tries to take care of a bunch of poachers on the estate, while Golly is away on a holiday with Meg on the coast. Paul meets his new neighbour Lucy, who starts to take a fancy to the Laird. Meg is offered a job on a boat cruise, and Ewan and Donald try to take care of the poachers themselves, while Isobel has too much to drink at Lucy's party. First appearance of recurring guests Chester, Lucy, Derek & Tam. |
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| 8 | Paul Harrison | John Martin Johnson | 7 November 2004 (2004-11-07) |
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Lucy's boss Chester tries to woo Isobel and challenges Paul to a clay pigeon shooting contest to see who will run Isobel's chutney business. Donald sees his old flame Moira in Glenbogle, and is determined to run from the estate and make a new life with his sweetheart. Ewan offers Jess as a prize on his radio show, while Meg feels she is relying on Golly too much... First appearance of recurring guest Rory the Vet. |
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| 9 | Robert Knights | Leslie Stewart | 14 November 2004 (2004-11-14) |
| Ewan drowns his sorrows at the pub and is arrested by the police after finding his father is cheating on his mum. Paul meets Lucy's parents, and Donald saves the day by arranging a meal for the party. Chester tries to organise a date for him and Isobel, while Jess investigates why Golly hasn't been sleeping in his croft. | |||
| 10 | Robert Knights | Niall Leonard | 21 November 2004 (2004-11-21) |
| Donald takes advantage when the clan Proctor reveals he is the rightful Laird of Glenbogle. Molly returns to find a photo of her and her late son Jamie missing, and Meg returns to reveal she is pregnant. Ewan uncovers a plot by Donald to take over Glenbogle, while Paul moves in with Golly, Lucy helps Donald in a quiz to see who is the rightful Laird, and the family prepare an attack on Glenbogle to win back the house... |
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