Tuesday 25 May 2010:



Scarlett got the shock of her life when she discovered that Theresa was staying with Molly. Ruth decided to take it upon herself to organise a hen party for Gabriella. Raymond and Eileen attended a foster training day at the community centre, where Eileen tried flirting with the course leader. Scarlett tried to pay Theresa off and hopefully get rid of her, but her plan didn't work. She later saw Theresa selling dodgy goods on the street and then shopped her to the police. Scarlett refused to tell Jimmy why she did it. At the party, Ruth tried to convince Gabriella that she wans't in love with Andy. Theresa and Molly turned up at the pub after closing. Theresa demanded that Scarlett handed over the takings out of the till, otherwise she would let a few secrets slip. After they had left, Scarlett told Raymond and Eileen that they had been robbed by an unknown intruder.

This episode was:
Written by Danny McCahon
Produced by Emma Turner
Directed by James Henry

Cast:
Bob Adams - Stephen Purdon
Jimmy Mullen - Billy McElhaney
Scarlett Mullen - Sally Howitt
Bob O'Hara - Tom Urie
Theresa O'Hara - Maureen Carr
Molly O'Hara - Una McLean
Ruth Rossi - Morag Calder
Gordon Swan - Sandy Welch
Eileen Donachie - Deirdre Davis
Raymond Henderson - Paul Samson
Murray Crozier - Brian Cowan
David - Brian Alexander
Iona McIntyre - Claire Knight
Andy Carroll - Jamie Michie
Gina Hamilton - Libby McArthur
Liz Buchanan - Eileen McCallum
Robbie Fraser - Gary Lamont
Amber Murdoch - Lorna Anderson
Jennifer Bowie - Lorna Craig
Hayley McCrone - Pamela Byrne
Charlie Bowie - Ryan Smith
Gabriella Hendry - Shelly Lang

Story Consultants - Martin McCardie, Keith Temple, Joanne Logue and Viv Adam
Series Producer - Morag Bain
Executive Producer - Gaynor Holmes

Tuesday 18 May 2010:



Scarlett was over the moon as Molly moved out - however the happiness was short-lived when she learned that her new residence is next door. Amber received unexpected news concerning her mother's business, while Charlie became suspicious of Lee. A devastated Derek tried to come to terms with his mother's death as the day of her funeral arrived. After calling a truce, Scarlett and Molly's relationship started to become bareable, until the return of one of their relations, Theresa.

This episode was:
Written by Louise Ironside
Produced by Emma Turner
Directed by James Henry

Cast:
Charlie Bowie - Ryan Smith
Molly O'Hara - Una McLean
Scarlett Mullen - Sally Howitt
Jimmy Mullen - Billy McElhaney
Amber Murdoch - Lorna Anderson
Lee Hope - James Palmer
Iona McIntyre - Claire Knight
Bob O'Hara - Tom Urie
Derek Henderson - Gordon McCorkell
Gina Hamilton - Libby McArthur
Stella - Keira Lucchesi
Bob Adams - Stephen Purdon
Jennifer Bowie - Lorna Craig
Raymond Henderson - Paul Samson
Theresa O'Hara - Maureen Carr
Robbie Fraser - Gary Lamont
Hamish Johnston - Stewart Preston

Story Consultants - Martin McCardie, Keith Temple, Joanne Logue and Viv Adam
Series Producer - Morag Bain
Executive Producer - Gaynor Holmes

Wednesday 12 May 2010:



Derek was still in search of Stella. Eileen and Raymond prepared to impress their social worker, in order to finalize their fostering plan. With Murray's help, Derek found Stella, but she refused to accept his apology. Eileen moved her things over to the pub. Amber's colleagues and friends tried to cheer her up following recent events with her parents. A woman was hit by a car, and the last number she called was Derek's. Fearing it was Stella, Derek went to view the body, which turned out to be his mother Alice's. Her past concerning her own children came back to haunt Eileen whilst being interviewd by the social worker. Derek blamed Stella for his mother's death. Lee returned to the Murdoch house after Amber called him. Stella came back to Shieldinch to talk to Derek.

This episode was:
Written by Kim Millar
Produced by Jonathan Phillips
Directed by Daniel Wilson

Cast:
Derek Henderson - Gordon McCorkell
Raymond Henderson - Paul Samson
Gina Hamilton - Libby McArthur
Murray - Brian Cowan
Eileen Donachie - Deirdre Davis
Bob Adams - Stephen Purdon
Robbie Fraser - Gary Lamont
Hayley McCrone - Pamela Byrne
Amber Murdoch - Lorna Anderson
Bob O'Hara - Tom Urie
Stella - Keira Lucchesi
Mrs Allison - Linda Cuthbert
Jennifer Bowie - Lorna Craig
Jimmy Mullen - Billy McElhaney
Charlie Bowie - Ryan Smith
Scott Wallace - Tony Kearney
Lee - James Palmer

Story Consultants - Martin McCardie, Keith Temple, Joanne Logue and Viv Adam
Series Producer - Morag Bain
Executive Producer - Gaynor Holmes

Tuesday 4 May 2010:



After Malcolm changed his police statement, Lenny was released from prison. Lydia was eager to get out of Shieldinch, but Amber was reluctant to leave with her. The other residents gathered together in order to solve the situation. When collared by Lenny, Lydia agreed to let him meet Amber, only making her more anxious to leave. Amber told Lenny that they're finished as father and daughter. Lenny returned to the portacabin where he manage to possess a gun, and was later confronted by Eileen, Scarlett, Jimmy and Bob. Amber discovered Lydia's lies to the police. The men of Shieldinch faced Lenny, resulting in Jimmy punching him. Lenny then returned to the house for a final word with Lydia, before letting her go.

This episode was:
Written by Chris Dolan
Produced by Jonathan Phillips
Directed by Daniel Wilson

Cast:
Scarlett Mullen - Sally Howitt
Lydia Murdoch - Jacqueline Leonard
DI Rook - Julie Hale
Eileen Donachie - Deirdre Davis
Raymond Henderson - Paul Samson
Liz Buchanan - Eileen McCallum
Malcolm Hamilton - Johnny Beattie
Bob O'Hara - Tom Urie
Bob Adams - Stephen Purdon
Father Mulvaney - Laurie Ventry
Jimmy Mullen - Billy McElhaney
Amber Murdoch - Lorna Anderson
Lenny Murdoch - Frank Gallagher
Jennifer Bowie - Lorna Craig
Murray - Brian Cowan
Derek Henderson - Gordon McCorkell
Ruth Rossi - Morag Calder
Iona McIntyre - Claire Knight
Scott Wallace - Tony Kearney

Story Consultants - Martin McCardie, Keith Temple, Joanne Logue and Viv Adam
Series Producer - Morag Bain
Executive Producer - Gaynor Holmes

Tuesday 27 April 2010:



Ruth and Gordon arrived at the idea of moving in together. Liz became concerned for Malcolm's health. Iona prepared Bob for his singing audition, but harsh comments from Molly nearly made him give up. Eileen wanted new living arrangements in order to escape Gina and Murray. A distressed Malcolm eventually told Liz that he'd lied to the police regarding the night of Ewan's death. Bob's audition didn't go well, but he later showed off his talents in the Tall Ship. A face from Ruth's past made her consider her future with Gordon. Liz persuaded Malcolm to tell the police the truth.

This episode was:
Written by Viv Adam
Produced by Emma Turner
Directed by Bill MacLeod

Cast:
Ruth Rossi - Morag Calder
Gordon Swan - Sandy Welch
Liz Buchanan - Eileen McCallum
Lydia Murdoch - Jacqueline Leonard
DI Rook - Julie Hale
Eileen Donachie - Deirdre Davis
Gina Hamilton - Libby McArthur
Murray - Brian Cowan
Iona McIntyre - Claire Knight
Bob O'Hara - Tom Urie
Scarlett Mullen - Sally Howitt
Malcolm Hamilton - Johnny Beattie
Hayley McCrone - Pamela Byrne
Jack - John Comerford
Robbie Fraser - Gary Lamont
Sheila Carroll - Alison Peebles
Jimmy Mullen - Billy McElhaney
Bob Adams - Stephen Purdon
Molly - Una McLean
Raymond Henderson - Paul Samson
Andy Carroll - Jamie Michie
Gabriella - Shelly Lang

Story Consultants - Martin McCardie, Keith Temple and Joanne Logue
Series Producer - Morag Bain
Executive Producer - Gaynor Holmes

Tuesday 20 April 2010:



After a one night stand with Victor, Robbie was taught a valuble lesson. Scott returned to Shieldinch, in perfect time to advise Ruth on how to take her relationship with Gordon to the next level. Meanwhile, Innes struggled to find a way of telling Charlie that he's moving in with girlfriend Beth. Following a argument in the street, Robbie made a shocking revelation about his past to Victor.

This episode was:
Written by Chris Dolan
Produced by Emma Turner
Directed by Bill MacLeod

Cast:
Robbie Fraser - Gary Lamont
Hayley McCrone - Pamela Byrne
Victor - John Keilty
Ruth Rossi - Morag Calder
Gordon Swan - Sandy Welch
Innes Maitland - Samuel Robertson
Beth - Inga Stewart
Raymond Henderson - Paul Samson
Jack - John Comerford
Scarlett Mullen - Sally Howitt
Charlie Bowie - Ryan Smith
Scott Wallace - Tony Kearney
Gina Hamilton - Libby McArthur
Bob O'Hara - Tom Urie
Iona McIntyre - Claire Knight
Jennifer Bowie - Lorna Craig

Story Consultants -  Martin McCardie, Keith Temple, Joanne Logue and Viv Adam
Series Producer - Morag Bain
Executive Producer - Gaynor Holmes

Tuesday 13 April 2010:



Scarlett discovered that Molly was still in Shieldinch. Gina was left household cleaning products by Archie, but Eileen advised her not to let her past control current events. While she answered the phone, Scarlett left Madonna playing outside alone, where she later disappeared. A distraught Scarlett feared the worst, while many of the neighbours rallied round in an attempt to find her, including Molly. Molly turned out to be hiding Madonna at Bob's garage all along. Iona told Big Bob that a second audition for a talent show is being held, and that she would be happy to be his coach. Gina's dinner with Murray didn't go as planned, but the pair later made up. Bob found out what Molly had done and told Scarlett. She later confronted Molly and threatened to call the police, but was blackmailed into allowing her mother to stay at the Mullen residence.

This episode was:
Written by Keith Temple
Produced by Jonathan Phillips
Directed by Jim Shields

Cast:
Molly - Una McLean
Bob Adams - Stephen Purdon
Derek Henderson - Gordon McCorkell
Scarlett Mullen - Sally Howitt
Jimmy Mullen - Billy McElhaney
Iona McIntyre - Claire Knight
Bob O'Hara - Tom Urie
Gina Hamilton - Libby McArthur
Murray - Brian Cowan
Eileen Donachie - Deirdre Davis
Ruth Rossi - Morag Calder
Jack - John Comerford
Hayley McCrone - Pamela Byrne
Robbie Fraser - Gary Lamont
Raymond Henderson - Paul Samson

Story Consultants - Martin McCardie, Joanne Logue and Viv Adam
Series Producer - Morag Bain
Executive Producer - Gaynor Holmes