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1 Wishing Well By Johnny
Byrne 03/09/95
14.08m
The village dance is taking place at the village
hall and all the local youngsters are there having fun and enjoying the
music. Nick's also there with Kate for a night out until a bunch of
rockers from Whitby arrive and come and ruin the evening by causing
trouble. One of them throws what appears to be a lump of lead through a
window and Nick discovers that the lead is in fact one piece of a large
amount of gold that was stolen several years previous. Nick and Phil go to
Whitby to find the rocker, they arrest him and bring him to the station
for questioning, asking how he got hold of the gold. He says he got it from Greengrass' truck
parked in the car park at the time and so Claude then becomes a suspect
for the unsolved crime. However Claude tells Nick and Blaketon that he got
it from the late Husband of a local elderly woman called Nettie Pickard
when he bought a car off of him. Nettie's home then gets vandalised and
the local Mods who thinks its down to the rockers then go to sort them out
in Whitby to get their revenge, but the police arrive just in time to stop
a big confrontation. However it turns out that the vandalism was really
down to a local councillor called Stanton who was looking for the rest of
the gold because he knew it was Mr. Pickard who found it in the first
place. So Stanton thought it must have been hidden in Nettie's house
somewhere. Later the police catch Stanton trying to retrieve the gold
out of a wishing well in Nettie's garden during the night. Meanwhile the
new District Nurse, Maggie Bolton is treating Kate in the final stages of
her pregnancy and discovers that Kate is anaemic and isn’t responding to
the medical treatment very quickly.
'My Generation' Sung by The
Rebels from the original hit song by The Who (1965)
'You Keep me
Hangin' on' Sung by The Rebels from the original hit song by The
Supremes (1966)
'From me to You' The Beatles (1963)
'Leader of the
Pack' Shangri- Las (1965)
'Anyway Anyhow Anywhere' The Who
(1965)
'Green Onions' Booker T. & the MG's
(1962)
'5-4-3-2-1' Sung by The Rebels from the original hit song
by Manfred Man (1964)
2 Expectations By Lizzie
Mickery 10/09/95
15.25m
Nick and Kate are trying to
decide what to call their baby when local teenager Joe Norton and his too
mates begin causing trouble in their garden. They run off and later cause
more trouble at the home of an elderly patient of Maggie's. Maggie who's
there at the time calls Nick and he goes to see Joe's father to tell him
what his son's been doing. Meanwhile people's washing begins to vanish and
Joe and his mates are suspected, and Nick warns them to stop it, but they
deny any involvement with the missing washing. Meanwhile an old gypsy
woman called Flo camps near Greengrass' house and Claude doesn’t like her
and tells her where to go after she tries selling him some lucky heather.
Kate gets the results back of her latest blood test that she sent off
under a different name, and has some bad news and doesn’t tell anyone. She
later goes into labour and Phil goes looking for Nick to tell him. Nick
arrives at the hospital and everything seems fine. Joe meanwhile burns
down Flo's caravan and later gets charged for doing so and Flo in fact
turns out to be the washing thief. Kate has a baby girl whom her and Nick
decide to call Sarah, but Nick's joy is short lived when Kate informs him
that she has contracted 'acute Leukaemia'.
'Hippy Hippy Shake'
Swinging Blue Jeans (1963)
'I Got You' James Brown
(1966)
'You Really Got Me' The Kinks (1964)
'Reach Out,
I'll be There' The Four Tops (1966)
3 Thief in the Night By Jane
Hollowood 17/09/95
16.42m
Kate returns home from
the hospital with little Sarah and she insists that life should carry on
as normal. Meanwhile a Mr. Copeland tells Nick that there's a prowler
hanging around his house at night, but Nick doesn’t really do anything
about it. Mr. Copland then goes to see Blaketon to complain about Nick and
the fact that petrol has been stolen from his car overnight, and Blaketon
promises to get it sorted out. After Nick continuously doesn’t turn up for
duty - Blaketon unaware of Kate's illness goes to see Nick and gives him a
severe talking to about his priorities. Kate tells Nick to finally tell
everyone what the trouble is and Blaketon returns to apologise, but the
damage has been done. Kate then wants to go out for a picnic despite
Nick's concerns about her health - but she insists. However this has
disastrous results when Kate then catches pneumonia. A specialist
then comes to see Kate and advises her to go to hospital, but Kate insists
on staying with Nick and Sarah. Kate’s condition then worsen
overnight. The next morning Nick wakes up to find Kate has died. Nick is
naturally upset and at the funeral blames Maggie and Kate's Doctors for
not spotting her illness sooner, but Maggie explains to Nick that Kate
kept the results to herself. Nick also discovers that David Stockwell
(Endangered Species) is the
culprit who has been stealing the petrol from cars for a bullying old
school friend, and Claude tells the friend to leave David alone and go.
Nick after the funeral takes Sarah out and ends up renaming her,
Katie.
'Sunny' Georgie Fame (1966)
'Time in a Bottle'
Jim Croce (1972)
'How Can I Tell You' Cat Stevens
(1970)
'Meditation from "Thais" Massenat
(Classical)
The 50th Episode
4 Domestic By Brian
Finch 24/09/95
16.27m
Nick isn’t adjusting to
life as a single parent very well and he's getting sleepless nights due to
Katie's constant crying. Maggie offers to help, but Nick who still partly
blames Maggie for Kate's death gives her the cold shoulder and refuses.
But he asks his mum, Ruby to come up from London and help. Meanwhile a man
called Dewhurst complains to Nick after his neighbour, a man called Barker
shoots at his cat on purpose. Nick goes to see Barker and gives him a
warning about his behaviour. However Barker then attempts to purposely run
over Dewhurst's cat on his motorbike and Nick has another word with him,
leaving Katie in the hands of Phil who ends up having to take her to the
station and has to changing her nappy with Alf using objects around the
station! Nick takes offence when Maggie suggests to him about
getting Katie fostered - but then Nick's mum Ruby arrives and helps out.
Dewhurst then takes the law into his own hands and puts Barker in
hospital. Barker who's very angry insists that Dewhurst be charged, but
Nick convinces Barker to change his mind when he finds out that Barker had
a brief relationship with Dewhurst's wife. And Greengrass' nephew, Norman
comes to visit him and Claude sees a chance to make some easy cash when he
finds out Norman is good at playing darts and organises a match, however
Norman fixes the match with his opponent who pays him to loose the
match!
'Once Upon a Dream' Billy Fury
(1962)
'Morning Has Broken' Cat Stevens (1972)
'Dream a
Little Dream of Me' Mamma Cass (1968)
'Walk Don't Run' The Ventures
(1960)
5 Vacant Possession By John
Stevenson 01/10/95
16.21m
Brenda and Eddie, a
young couple planning to get married are outraged when a cottage Eddie's
auntie promised they could have once she died has now been put up for sale
by local - Frank Mellor. Eddie confronts Mellor in the pub and Mellor
feels Eddie should be locked up. The cottage is then sold at the auction
and Eddie causes a scene and threatens the new owners - a Mr and Mrs.
Shepard. Eddie then becomes the prime suspect when the cottage's and
later Mellor's house windows both get smashed, but Eddie denies it all.
During his enquires Nick discovers the stones used in both cases are the
same as those that are missing from part of Frank Mellor's garden and he
realises that the actual culprit in both cases must have been Mellor.
Mellor admits it was him and he did it all because he liked Eddie's
girlfriend Brenda. He wanted Eddie put away so he could have Brenda, who
was his housekeeper all to himself. Meanwhile Ruby asks Blaketon
around to the police house for dinner with the hope of some romance in her
life, but he can't take the hint, which annoys Ruby! She eventually
decides that she's had enough of rural life and when Kate's Aunt Eileen
(A Chilly Reception)
comes to visit Nick, Ruby goes back to
London. And a greedy Claude unsuccessfully tries to sell some land he
claims is his to the Shepard's who now own the cottage. But the Shepard's
play Claude at his own game!
'Applejack' Jet Harris/Tony Meehan
(1963)
'Man of the World' Fleetwood Mac (1969)
'Blueberry
Hill' Fats Domino (1956)
'You were Made for Me' Freddie and
the Dreamers (1963)
'To Know Him is to Love Him' The Teddy Bears
(1958)
6 We're All Allies Really By Peter
Tinniswood 08/10/95
16.03m
A young German man called
Dieter Lotschmeyer arrives in the village to find his father's grave. His
arrival doesn’t go down well with a lot of the locals, especially with a
local biker called Tyler. It would seem that Dieter's father was a bomber
pilot during the war and his plane crashed near the village, but before it
did Dieter's father dropped a bomb which exploded on Tyler's house killing
his parents. Nick and Phil have to intervene when Tyler starts a fight
with Dieter in the pub. Dieter then goes to put flowers on his father’s
grave only to find that it has been vandalised. He then feels he should
apologize to Tyler about the fight to try and stop any bad feeling, but
Nick tells him what his father did and tells him Tyler wouldn’t be
interested. Meanwhile Walter and Hilda Openshaw arrive for there annual
holiday in the area, but Walter is less than happy and he tells Hilda that
he's fed up with her and apparently goes missing. A huge police search is
put on to find him and Tyler helps. Dieter also helps in the search, but
he gets caught up in a swamp and Tyler and Nick end up rescuing him.
Walter it turns out is in fact on a drinking binge with Claude and they
end up stealing a train, but Nick manages to stop them! Walter turns out
to be responsible for the vandalism and Nick apologises to Maggie and they
become friends again.
'Singing the Blues' Guy Mitchell
(1956)
'I Just Don't Know What to do With Myself' Dionne
Warwick
'Albatross' Fleetwood Mac (1969)
'Love Me
Tender' Elvis Presley (1956)
'These Boots are made For Walking'
Nancy Sinartra (1966)
'I Want to Hold Your Hand' The Beatles
(German Version, 1963)
'Rescue Me' Fontella Bass
(1965)
'Hi-Ho Silver Lining' Jeff Beck (1967)
7 Sophie's Choice By Rob
Gittins 15/10/95
16.60m
Barry Jackson, the
local schoolteacher arrives back home to discover his mentally ill wife -
Sophie isn't home and realises she has taken the car out for a drive.
Barry calls Nick to ask for his help to find her. Meanwhile after very
nearly hitting Claude and forcing him to jump of the road and into a
ditch, Sophie panics and causes an accident in the village, demolishing
the village bus shelter, and nearly hitting some of Barry's music pupils.
Sophie's condition often makes her personality change and the next minute
she can be fine, but Nick tell Barry to keep an eye on her and to not let
her out on her own again. Nick then investigates a report of shoplifting
and feels Sophie is responsible. He goes to see Barry who denies it was
Sophie and says she was in at the time, but it’s just an attempt to cover
up her guilt. Barry becomes more concerned when he receives anonymous
letters about Sophie's condition and Eileen passes it on to Nick who looks
into it. But then the Jackson's home goes up in flames while Barry is at
the school concert and Sophie is killed. Nick however discovers that Barry
himself typed the letters and started the fire after Sophie pleaded with
him to end all her misery and Nick reluctantly has to arrest Barry for
murder. Meanwhile Gina becomes concerned about a Mr. Brown who's staying
at the pub after hearing his daughter, Vicky crying in her room. It turns
out he's in fact a convict called Slater who was let out for his wife's
funeral, but instead of returning to prison he took Vicky and ran for it.
And Claude and George have a bet to see who has the fastest Pigeon when
they enter a Pigeon race!
'Ruby
Tuesday' Melanie
(1970)
'Daydream' The Lovin' Spoonful (1966)
'The Good,
The Bad and the Ugly' Hugo Montenegro (1969)
'?' Sandy
Nelson
8 Gone Tomorrow By Freda
Kelsall 22/10/95
17.86m
Aidensfield is having a severe
thunderstorm and Mrs. Conway calls Nick out because she heard noises
outside her house in her garden. She suspects her neighbour -Ted Halliwell
to be involved as she feels he is trying to purposely make her families
life a misery due to an argument over him erecting an illegal extension on
his farm. Meanwhile Alf is waiting for Nick in the patrol car, and he
witnesses a UFO sighting, but afterwards he can‘t remember what happened
exactly. Maggie suggests to Alf that he should see a local hypnotist to
who can help him remember what did actually happen. Blaketon who feels its
all nonsense then puts Alf on sick leave because he feels Alf is to sick
for duty, and Alf is concerned that his experience might put his job on
the line. Nick however supports Alf and argues that he is perfectly well
and advises him to stick to his story. Alf is then ordered to have a
Medical check because it would seem the authorities are keen to put the
UFO sightings story down to Alf's imagination. Eventually however - with
Nick's help, Alf's job is safe and Blaketon puts him back on duty.
Meanwhile Greengrass has won a holiday cruise, but after a sort trip on
the 'high seas' in Whitby Harbour! - Claude discovers he is seasick and
sells it to Mr. Conway who has been having an affair and plAnned to take
his lover on holiday.
'Space Oddity' David Bowie
(1969)
'I'm the Urban Spaceman' Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band
(1968)
'Summer Holiday' Cliff Richard (1963)
'Gimma Some
Loving' Spencer Davis Group (1966)
'No Particular Place to
Go' Chuck Berry (1964)
'Walkin' the Dog' Dennisons
(1964)
9 Toss Up By James
Robson 29/10/95
17.97m
In recent weeks a burglar
nicknamed by all the locals as ‘Bero man’ due to the fact he wears a bero
flour bag as a mask has been breaking into homes and terrorizing people in
the area, including Gina and Greengrass. He raids many homes and often
makes a sponge cake before he leaves! Meanwhile a Bob Dylan look a like
called Jason has arrived in the area recently and is camping on
Greengrass' land. He befriends all the local teenagers and entertains them
with his music and his pop knowledge. He even sings with Gina in the pub
and becomes popular. Jason however at first becomes a suspect for Bero man
but is later arrested for supplying drugs to the local youngsters after
drugs are found in his guitar. It turns out he gave two girls some
drugs who are later involved in a car crash as a result in which one of
them, the driver is killed. At first there is confusion for the parents of
the girls as to which girl is actually dead because they both look so
alike. Bero man then attacks Maggie in her home and it turns out that a
local girl called Marion is in fact Bero man. She did it because she just
wanted to have some friends and because she felt trapped in her home by
her very protective and old-fashioned parents.
'Times They Are a-Changin'
Sung by actor Brian Hibbard from the
original hit by Bob Dylan (1965)
'Mr. Tambourine Man' Bob
Dylan
'Itchycoo Park' The Small Faces (1967)
'I Got You
Babe' Sung by Tricia Penrose/ Brian Hibbard from the original hit by
Sonny and Cher (1965)
'We Gotta Get Out of This Place' sung by
extras from the original hit by The Animals (1965)
'You Really Got
Me' The Kinks (1964)
'For Your Love' The Yardbirds
(1965)
'Like a Rolling Stone' Bob Dylan (1965)
10 It's All in the Game By
Ron
Rose 05/11/95
Its Katie’s christening day and after the church
service everyone goes back to the police house for a get together. During
the celebrations an old girlfriend of Nick's called Jill Criddle turns up
to visit him, having heard about Nick's recent loss. Jill it turns out is
a Sergeant back at the Met in London. Meanwhile a criminal known to the
police called Frank Armstrong opens a new gambling club in Scarborough and
Nick is asked by a D.I. Woodhead to go undercover to see what Armstrong is
up to. Jill as she's currently in the area agrees to go with him and help.
They go to Armstrong's new club disguised as customers and Nick eventually
finds out that Armstrong's into doping horses at race meetings. Ripon
races are just coming up and Blaketon suspects that Armstrong will, with
the help of his side man Billy Black fix the result of the big race at the
event by tampering with the race favourite, ‘Fab Four’. Nick and Jill
still undercover attend the race meeting to keep an eye on things.
Meanwhile locals from Aidensfield decide to attend the meeting for a day
at the races! Billy Black then sees Nick and Jill and he informs
Armstrong that they are Police officers and Armstrong then kidnaps Jill
and hides her in the back of his horsebox. But the Police know what he's
doing and arrest him and his men. Nick and Phil go and rescue
Jill.
'Apache' The Shadows (1960)
'When You Walk in the
Room' The Searchers (1964)
'Goldfinger' Shirley Bassey
(1964)
'Rawhide' Frankie Lane (1959)
'Riders in the
Sky' The Shadows (1980)
'Yesterday' Sung by Tricia Penrose
from the original hit song by The Beatles (1965)
11 Vigilante By Brian
Finch 12/11/95
18.17m
Well known local criminal,
Terry Tinniswood
(Bang to Rights) brakes into the home of Mr and Mrs.
Wakefield's and starts to fill his bag with items. But Arthur Wakefield
catches him in the act and gets into a struggle with Terry. Arthur then
suffers a heart attack and Terry departs leaving his bang after Mrs.
Wakefield sees him. Arthur later then dies in hospital. Terry becomes a
natural suspect and Mrs. Wakefield then identifies Terry as the robber
from a police photo and in an identity parade. But the whole Tinniswood
family claim that Terry was at home the night of the brake in and the
police can't really prove otherwise and Terry goes free. Mrs. Wakefield
feels Terry is getting away with her husband’s death and she then sets out
to make Terry's life a complete misery by following him around the village
and making him feel insecure. Meanwhile the unpopular Special Constable,
Hector Cowley is appointed to help Nick out on his beat during the
forthcoming Aidensfield show event, and Nick isn’t too pleased about
it. Cowley meanwhile, along with Greengrass are entering their
Gooseberries in the show and Cowley is determined to win first prize, but
his Gooseberries get sabotaged and Claude becomes the prime suspect!
However it turns out that Cowley's wife - Anthea who was in fact
responsible. She was so fed up with coming second best to her
husband's fruit! And Claude's plans to also win the show by cheating
and getting Gooseberries sent to him via train don't go according to plan
either when they are damaged in transit!
'Love is All Around'
The Troggs (1967)
'When I'm Sixty-Four' The Beatles
(1967)
'Blackbird' The Beatles (1968)
'Mellow Yellow'
Donovan (1967)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' The
Beatles (1967)
12 Unfinished Business By
Jane Hollowood
19/11/95 18.67m
Alf is having a new house built and shows Nick the
plot of land. Alf is waiting for the contractor to arrive to dig him a
cesspit, but he isn’t too pleased when Greengrass and David arrive with a
digger. Soon after this Claude starts work, but the digger jams up. He
goes to sort it out but ends up trapped under the digger and sat on top of
an unexploded WW2 bomb. The army are called in to rescue Claude and
diffuse the bomb and Nick in the meantime has to evacuate the whole
village as a precaution. One woman - Sandra Hutton however, doesn’t
want to leave as a man has had a heart attack and died in her bed, and
it's not her husband. Greengrass meanwhile is safely removed but then the
bomb starts ticking. Meanwhile a local boy has gone missing and a search
is on for him, Nick finds him in a garage belonging to his friend, the
local Railway station master, Mr. Hutton - Sandra's Husband. But the bomb
then explodes causing the garage to collapse around them. They are both
rescued unharmed from the rubble. However one of the army soldier's is
killed instantly in the blast. And Claude after his bad experience has
another 'bad' experience by having a bath at the local
Convent!
'Memories Are Made of This' Val Doonican
(1967)
'Right Said Fred' Bernard Gribbins (1962)
'Hole in
The Ground' Bernard Gribbins (1962)
'We Gotta Get Out of This
Place' The Animals (1965)
'Theme from The
Dambusters'
'Shakin' all Over' Jonny Kidd and the Pirates
(1960)
'Run Rabbit Run' Bud Flanigan
13
Saint Columba's Treasure
By Jonathan
Critchley
26/11/95
A professor called
Brigstocke dies after falling in his study and the police are called, but
the caller - an American woman doesn’t leave her name. Word gets around
about Brigstocke's death and rumours start to spread about hidden treasure
at his home. The American woman turns out to be Bridstock's assistant who
is determined to find the treasure. Meanwhile Trout have been stolen from
Lord Ashfordly's estate and Greengrass becomes the prime suspect. Blaketon
keeps an eye on Claude's movements and whilst doing so gets trapped in the
back of his truck. Unknown to Blaketon, Greengrass is on his way to find
the treasure at which is apparently at a local Abbey. On arriving Blaketon
pursues Greengrass into the tunnels and they both end up trapped
underground when the floor collapses. Blaketon gets injured and Claude
starts to burn loads of old Latin books to try keep them both warm and he
finds that there wasn’t actually any treasure after all. Nick meanwhile
talks to the American woman and discovers that in fact the Latin books
were the treasure and they are very valuable. Meanwhile there have been a
number of burglaries lately at homes of recently deceased locals. Nick and
Phil discover they where committed by a man who has worked for 3
undertakers - including Bernie's firm. They also discover he was hiding
trout in the freezers that he and Greengrass had stolen from Lord
Ashfordly's estate.
'A Whiter Shade of Pale' Procul Harum
(1967)
'Money' The Beatles (1963)
'Nineteenth Nervous
Breakdown' The Rolling Stones (1966)
'I'll Keep You
Satisfied' Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas (1963)
'A Little
Loving' Fourmost (1964)
'Yes I Will' The Hollies
(1965)
'Bad Moon Rising' Creedence Clearwater Revival
(1969)
14 Sitting off the Dock of
the Bay By Rob
Gittins 03/12/95
A pirate radio station called Radio North starts
broadcasting in the area and is playing all the latest pop songs to the
younger generations joy. But not everyone is happy about the station and
Ashfordly police station is flooded with complaints. With the help of an
expert from the GPO, Nick and Phil reluctantly assist him in tracking down
where the broadcast signal is coming from and it turns out to be on a
ship, 3 miles off the coast of Whitby, outside the legal boundary.
Meanwhile Joe Norton
(Expectations) is back from Borstal and seems to have
changed for the better, as he wants to join the army and become a
paratrooper. He also offers to help Eileen with the garden after hearing
about Nick's recent loss. However when he mixes with his old mates,
they go to Whitby and they all take some LSD drugs they've been given and
Joe starts to illusinate
about being a paratrooper jumping from a plane and gets killed after
leaping off Whitby's church tower. Maggie's brother - Danny Black
meanwhile comes to visit her and it turns out he is one of the DJ's for
Radio North. Danny has become increasingly concerned about his employers
at the station and tells Nick that he thinks it was them who distributed
the LSD drugs to Joe and his mates. He then helps Nick to become a DJ so
he can go undercover on the ship to investigate Danny's suspicions. Once
he's their and on-air broadcasting, Nick reads out coded clues to Blaketon
who's on shore as to where the ship is heading so he knows where to go so
he can legally arrest the stations bosses. But first Nick has to get the
ship back into the 3 mile legal range and he befriends the ship's skipper
who purposely moves the ship back into range. The dealers are then
arrested. Meanwhile Greengrass and his friend Joseph start to make they’re
own Whisky and George's takings go down when all of Claude's mates go to
his house instead of the pub. To Blaketon's annoyance the evidence
literally then goes up in smoke!
'Stranger on the Shore' Acker
Bilk (1961)
'Wild Thing' The Troggs (1966)
'Dedicated
Follower of Fashion' The Kinks (1966)
'Keep on Running'
Spencer Davis Group (1965)
'Do You Love Me' Brian Poole and the
Tremeloes (1963)
'You Really Got Me' The Kinks
(1964)
'Mellow Yellow' Donovan (1967)
'Silence is
Golden' The Tremeloes (1967)
'All or Nothing' The Small
Faces (1966)
'On a Carousel' The Hollies (1967)
'Pretty
Flamingo' Manfred Man (1966)
'Hole in My Shoe' Traffic
(1967)
'Albatross' Fleetwood Mac (1969)
'Waterloo Sunset'
The Kinks (1967)
'Lily the Pink' Scaffold (1968)
'On
the Beach' Cliff Richard (1964)
'House of the Rising Sun'
The Animals (1964)
'If you Gotta Go Go Now' Manfred Man
(1965)
15 Blood Sports By Brian
Finch 10/12/95
A man called Carter is camping near Aidensfield with
his son. The boy complains that he's not feeling well and he becomes very
ill. Maggie goes to help him, but Carter isn’t interested. Meanwhile Nick
notices a man nosing around Carter's caravan while he's not there. The man
turns out to be a private detective called Loxton who is working for
Carter's French wife. It seems Carter who has split with his wife has
kidnapped his son from France and brought him to Aidensfield. The boy's
illness turns out to be Polio and he ends up in hospital, but when Loxton
and Carter's wife arrive there, Carter worried he'll be charged with
kidnapping his son then runs for it. A massive operation in the village to
get everyone vaccinated against Polio is then arranged and Claude worries
about the stories he's heard about how Polio is treated! Meanwhile
the search is on for Carter who by now also has the disease - but luckily
Carter is found in time and gets treated. Blaketon meanwhile becomes the
president of the local Rugby club and Greengrass decides to become a
talent scout for a big Rugby club and takes Blaketon's star player Ken
Fairbrother, and arranges for him to play for the club. But as usual
Claude's master plan backfires when Fairbrother doesn't play after he
hears Claude's only in it for the cash! And Nick takes a liking to
Aidensfield's new primary schoolteacher - Jo Weston.
'Yesterday'
The Beatles (1965)
'Keep on Running' Spencer Davis Group
(1965)
'Somebody Help Me' Spencer Davis Group
(1966)
'Sugar Sugar' The Archies (1969) |
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