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20/11/2011

It's Stir Up Sunday. Meanwhile Pat shares her thoughts.

Lynda's enthusiastic about her new improved Christmas Around the World show, and hopes Will and Nic will buy tickets. Will agrees to check with Nic. Will asks Lynda if she'll come to The Bull tomorrow night for Eddie and Clarrie's 30th wedding anniversary.

Clarrie and Nic are baking the wedding cake and making Christmas puddings, all with the help of George, Jake and Mia. Will's been talking to Jolene about the surprise party for Eddie and Clarrie.

Tony is worried about Pat; who he thinks still seems down about the re-branding, but Lynda interrupts before Tony can get to the bottom of it. Lynda would like to feature some of the dairy's cheese in the Christmas show menu.

Later on, Tony asks Pat again what's worrying her. She tells him her idea about the possibility of Kylie's brother Rich being John's son. Tony is taken aback. Though Pat is insistent it's possible, he's certain that it is highly unlikely. He knows it could bring back a lot of painful memories for Pat. Tony tells her to let it go, for her own peace of mind.

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