Monarch of the Glen

Returning to the peace and tranquillity of Glenbogle, newlyweds Archie and Lexie seem to have finally realized their dreams together.

Archie begins to mistrust Paul after discovering a secret from his past, while Molly's relationship with Andrew blossoms.

Paul incurs the wrath of the villagers when he refuses to take the blame for wrecking the community minibus.

Glenbogle prepares for the annual football match against Glencampbell, and Golly gets a surprise when his daughter, Jess, arrives to stay but they soon clash over her new boyfriend.

Archie and Paul clash when Dorothy announces plans to build a tourist attraction, while Duncan discovers that Hermione hasn't been telling the truth.

The return of Archie's sister Lizzie forces him to make the biggest decision of his life. Meanwhile, Golly finally admits his feelings for Molly and determines to reveal his hand, but has he left it too late?

Lexie and Paul battle for power, and clash over a crisis at the local distillery. A heartbroken Golly discovers a dark secret in Andrew's past and Duncan is forced to confront an old flame of Jess'.

Lexie and Dorothy clash over the ownership of an island in the loch and soon find themselves marooned while Paul gets the wrong end of the stick and thinks Jess is infatuated by him.

Lexie's plans to hold a successful clan gathering are thwarted when the fastidious Charles MacDonald discovers that at the same time she and Paul are trying to accommodate a special request from Amanda.

Lexie gets a shock when a stranger from her past appears at the house, and while Molly and Golly are suddenly offered a completely different future together, Paul discovers a secret about Amanda.

As the house prepares for its annual New Year party, known in Scotland as Hogmanay, Golly manages to scare everyone witless with tales of Mad Malcolm - a ghost that haunts the house at this time of year. Paul begins to dream about Bertie, his great grandfather and discovers a link to his past.