Monarch of the Glen: Season 3, Episode 7

Episode #3.7 (15 Dec. 2001)

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In order so that he may be able to impress his French pen pal, Duncan becomes laird, temporarily, while Archie becomes head ranger. Then the health inspector shows up thinking that Duncan is the real laird of Glenbogle.

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When Duncan's pen pal, Marie-Helene decides to come for a visit, he has a very particular problem: she thinks he's the Laird of Glenbogle. She's had a fight with her boyfriend while visiting Edinburgh and has run off to visit the only other person she's ever had contact with in Scotland. When Duncan admits to Molly that he's been in love with the girl ever since he started writing to her at age 13, she has an easy solution. Soon, Duncan is posing as the Laird and Archie and the Head Ranger. Stella celebrates when her divorce is finalized. While it's what she wanted, she is nonetheless saddened by the event and wonders what the future might have in store for her. She encourages Lexie to pursue Archie but then decides herself that she too should have a go at getting his interest. To top it all off, the health and safety inspector, Mr. Barr, shows up. He finds dozens of violations and is prepared to issue an order to have Glenbogle closed down. Molly however is sure she has seen him ... Written by garykmcd

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Molly MacDonald: [the fire alarm goes off] Is there a fire?
Archie MacDonald: No, just another one of his safety tests.
Molly MacDonald: Oh.
[starts to follow Archie up the stairs]
Molly MacDonald: Oh, um Archie...
Archie MacDonald: Mother, you've got to leave the house.
Molly MacDonald: But you said there isn't a fire.
Archie MacDonald: Okay, the house is in flames, you're going to be burnt to a frazzle.
Molly MacDonald: Oh, why didn't you tell me, dear? You know how panicked I get.
[she runs around the house madly to try and find things to save]
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