Rob has a difficult encounter with the public. PC Burns bares his soul before Jazzer.

Radio Times: Rob is put on the spot and Burns confides in Jazzer.

Characters: Charlie, Fallon, Harrison, Jazzer, Jim, Pat, Rob, Shula

• As the crowds gather for the open day at Berrow Farm, Charlie needles Rob, reminding him of the importance of getting the green message across to The Echo and the visitors. Rob sounds distinctly and increasingly uneasy.
• Shula, Pat and Jim are among the 30 or so visitors, and Shula seizes another opportunity to belittle Alistair when asked why he is not there. They lose no time in asking how many lorries will be bringing waste food to the anaerobic digester. Rob’s reply lacks conviction so Charlie steps in, announcing that only two lorries a day will be coming.
• In a pub Jazzer spots Harrison Burns and they swap stories about visiting their respective mothers. Harrison quizzes Jazzer about Fallon. He feels that he is somehow not good enough for her. Maybe there is someone in her past that she hankers after. That could be, muses Jazzer with feeling.
• Rob continues to flounder, and Charlie assumes command of the tour. Rob on the spot by Jim over the value of digestate, and Charlie has to supply the answer. Afterwards an angry and deeply unpleasant Rob accuses Jim of making him look stupid and laying a trap for him. Why did he come if his aim was only to make trouble? A shocked Jim retires to lick his wounds.
• As Fallon is busy running the pub, Harrison goes home, leaving Jazzer to ask Fallon if things are not working out with ‘Sherlock.’ Fallon admits that she likes Harrison a lot but she wonders if a relationship with a policeman would work out. She thinks a comfortable relationship where she could just have a laugh might be better; she could forget the love stuff and settle for a good mate. Aye, says Jazzer with feeling. That could work..