Rob had a difficult time with a teething Jack but blamed everyone else. Tom is now to be the love interest in the panto with Kirsty being the female lead.

Radio Times: Helen worries for Henry, and Adam has high hopes.

Characters: Adam, Helen, Kirsty, Pip, Susan, Tony

• Helen and Kirsty meet up at Bridge Farm. They both managed to avoid Rob. But Helen is a bit worried. She wonders why Henry hasn’t been invited to a birthday party. Perhaps it was because of Helen having been in prison. Then Tony turns up with Jack who is very upset. He is teething but Rob wants to blame everyone else including Helen for upsetting him deliberately. Tony turns to his tractor for relaxation.
• Pip and Adam discuss the plans for the farm walk when Lynda arrives. She has had rather a setback in that Kenton doesn’t want to be involved. So she is looking elsewhere for a lead. Adam is adamant but Pip says he’d be a great dame! She claims Eddie and Justin have agreed to take part. Pip is amazed Eddie has agreed and Lynda is still keen on getting Toby involved. Perhaps Pip could persuade him. Then Pip suggests David might be a good choice. That finally makes Lynda leave.
• Helen tells Tony that Kaz is due to be released in a couple of weeks. She seems happier about her children now though it is still a worry. At least Rob paid the price for insisting on seeing Jack so early.
• It turns out that Eddie has agreed to be in the panto – Lynda caught him scrumping the apples and he had no choice. Roy has dropped out though. Helen is still worrying about Henry’s invitation. Susan tells her the mother is a bit of a snob but she is sure it is just that Helen has been out of circulation for a while. If she invites some of Henry’s friends round for a play date, she’ll soon be back on the map. Lynda appears once again to announce that since Roy has back out of the panto, she has persuaded Tom to be the love interest to Kirsty. Kirsty is surprised but agrees.
• Pip is a bit nervous about the talking to the farmers on the walk and Adam admits the soil improvement isn’t great. But it is early days and at least a lot of people are interested. Adam hopes Brian will think the same.