Did you ever think there was a chance that romance would blossom between Joy and Tony? Thought not. The nosy newcomer and the organic carrot man seemed an ill-matched duo, and lockdown - which has kept Joy behind closed doors - put a blight on her dreams of bucolic bliss.
Now, after a long period of loneliness, she is ready to mingle - but all does not go well.
Meanwhile, Tony, her unlikely swain, with more time on his hands than usual, clears out the the Bridge Farm attic, and finds something that brings a tear to his eye.
The flame-haired upholder of the law, Harrison Burns, comes up with a wheeze to make Fallon feel appreciated, but fate and an uninvited houseguest nip his plan in the bud.
Thanks to Maggiesaes of âThe Archers in Mustardlandâ
I donât know if weâve been told this or not, but the actor is flame-haired. Perhaps the writer assumed âŚ
Iâm not averse to seeing pictures of the cast as some are and I find it interesting that quite a few match my ideas of what the character should look like but others donât, so clearly I have an image in my own mind to compare them to. Jenniferâs actor is spot on, whereas Ruthâs is very far from my image of Ruth.
âMyâ Pip could be attractive were it not for her expression, which is permanently kinda ânose in the airâ smug and superior. Similarly with Emma, she would be attractive if she didnât always look so sulky & miserable - and in her case she has reached an age where that has started to settle into discontented lines.