The Best Episodes Written By Leslie Stewart

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   10.0/10(1 votes)

   #1 - New Beginnings

   S8:E1312/14/1999

   Andrew finally comes face to face with Keith after Dawn decides to leave Cardale - will he let her walk away? Sam is knocked sideways when Anna returns - does her future lie with him? It's new beginnings all round as Andrew, Joanna and Sam face the future without their partners.

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   Writer:Leslie Stewart

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   #2 - Episode 4

   S4:E49/22/2002

   David Fraser, an old friend of the MacDonald's, mainly Jamie's turns up with his freind Jonathon. Lexie takes a disliking to him, as he makes a pass at her. Archie thinks he is the same person as when they were younger, but only Lexie can see what he really is. She confronts Archie, who then has a fight with David, and he is thrown out of Glenbogle. Meanwhile Molly is harbouring a wolf runt (called Hector) so he won't be killed.

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   Writer:Leslie Stewart

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   #3 - Episode 4

   S5:E410/19/2003

   Golly gets an unexpected surprise when his daughter Jess shows up and Duncan travels to Glasgow for a job interview. Meanwhile, Paul takes on new responsibilities by trying to reform the local football team.

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   Writer:Leslie Stewart

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   #4 - Not Waving but Drowning

   S8:E1111/30/1999

   Back from their holiday but not rid of their problems, Andrew and Dawn return to Cardale and have some uncomfortable questions to answer about their relationship. Elsewhere an old friend causes problems for Sam.

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   Writer:Leslie Stewart

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