Edward is thrilled with his electric guitar, and Kirsty joins the cast of the Mikado.
Radio Times: Tommy cannot believe his ears.
Characters: Eddie, Edward, Jill, Kirsty, Lynda, Phil, Tommy- A desperate Tommy is trying every means possible to persuade Eddie to relieve him of his part in Linda’s Mikado production, but to no avail – Eddie sees himself as more of a panto man. Meanwhile, Kirsty in search of the village hall, comes across Edward who is waiting for a glimpse of Emma Carter. Phil and Jill arrive on the scene and wish Edward a happy birthday. They have evidently sent him a card, and whilst thanking them, Edward almost lets slip about Jill’s surprise birthday party next week.
- Lynda’s at the caravan paying Eddie the last of the patio money. She is thrilled with the good job he has done – her Chi is positively flowing once more. As she is leaving a thoroughly disgruntled Edward returns, who is even more put out when he hears about the birthday tea being prepared for him. However, when Eddie produces his surprise present – the electric guitar – Edward is instantly over the moon.
- Much to Tommy’s horror, Kirsty turns up at the Mikado rehearsal. He is further mortified when she volunteers to join the production, and auditions a verse of “Hark the herald angels”. Linda is all for casting her as Yum Yum, but Phil is not so sure. Whatever the outcome though, she is guaranteed a place in the chorus, much to Tommy’s dismay.
Scriptwriter: Caroline Harrington
Summarised by: Graham Uff