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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Welcome Home (Aug/08/2001) | | Spontaneous, audacious Tess meets reticent, stubborn Claire when the half-sisters are reunited by their father Jack's recent death and an "odd couple" situation is born. A simple mistake by Tess leads to Claire making some difficult decisions. | | Guest Stars: Henry Nixon as Bruce Barry, Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Fletcher Humphrys as Brick Buchanon, Con Kenakidis as Hoon #2, Mack Wilson as Hoon #1, Richard Sutherland as Gary Dobson, Steven Craig (1) as Ian, Jim Willoughby as Stockman #1, Shane Cooper as Stockman #2 | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Michaeley O'Brien | | | | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Don't Mess with the Girls (Aug/22/2001) | Jealousies arise as Claire competes in the rodeo while Nick and Alex compete for Tess's attention. Becky's reputation lands her in serious trouble, and the two sisters forget their differences and come to the rescue.
| | Guest Stars: Henry Nixon as Bruce Barry, Fletcher Humphrys as Brick Buchanon, Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan, John Sheerin as Brian Cronin, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Fred Whitlock as Joe Cook, Robert Carlton (2) as Jed, Adam Wilson as Mike, Kurt Roberts as Drunk, Shane Cooper as Frank Kendall, Chris Hocking as Arena Announcer | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Charlie Strachan | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - Girls Night Out (Feb/13/2002) | | A good sale at the sheep sales and the girls are ready to celebrate. A night at the pub, a bit of Karaoke perhaps, all the signs of a great "Girls Night Out". But things don’t go as planned when it is revealed that the new barmaid, Kimmy, has been copping the same abuse Becky fell victim to at the hands of Brian. Resolving that something must be done, the decision is made to wait until closing and see if they can catch Brian fair and square. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Richard Wilson (1) as Sean Howard, John Sheerin as Brian Cronin, Andrea McEwan as Kimmy, Fred Whitlock as Joe Cook | Director: Kay Pavlou
Writer: Louise Crane | | | |
| 18 :01x18 - More Than One Way... (Feb/20/2002) | | Claire is finding it difficult to come to terms with Tess' new found relationship with Alex. Her dream of developing a quarter horse breeding program at Drover's Run looks as if it may be close to coming to fruition and she's using it as an excuse to push Tess away. Claire is about to achieve her dream, and wants Tess to have hers - that little cafe in Brunswick she used to talk about. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson | Director: Kay Pavlou
Writer: Louise Crane | | | | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - Lover Come Back (Mar/06/2002) | | Tess is obsessed with her new psychology theory - the three levels of why. But all the psychology in the world can't explain why Alex isn't as romantic as she would like him to be, why Becky and Jodi are at each other's throats, or why Loverboy - the bull Claire sells to Nick - keeps breaking out of Nick's yards and returning to Drovers Run. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Greta Leslie Allen (1) as Angela Vaughn | Director: Donald Crombie
Writer: Michaeley O'Brien | | | | | | | | | |
Season 2 | | | | | | | | | |
| 26 :02x04 - The Bore War (Apr/17/2002) | | It's a dry spell and the women are suffering the consequences of water shortages. Claire cleans out an old bore to water her stock, but the newly discovered water soon dries up when Nick irrigates his cash crop at Wilgul. Initial attempts to resolve the situation amicably fail, so a water licencing representative is called in to adjudicate on who is entitled to the water. | | Guest Stars: Celia Ireland as Melanie Powers, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan | Director: Lewis Fitzgerald (1)
Writer: Alexa Wyatt | | | |
| 27 :02x05 - Hello Stranger (Apr/24/2002) | | Meg's world is thrown into turmoil at the arrival of her first love, the man she gave her heart to and the man she's told everyone walked out on her. Kevin didn't walk out on Meg, he asked her to go with him and she refused. Jodi finds her dad simply delightful. As Meg and Kevin spend time together Meg remembers all the reasons she fell in love with Kevin in the first place. | | Guest Stars: Richard Healy (1) as Kevin Fountain, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge | Director: Donald Crombie
Writer: Michaeley O'Brien | | | |
| 28 :02x06 - A Dry Spell (May/01/2002) | | As final preparations for the Miss Gungellan ball continue, Meg is faced with a difficult decision; to stay at the place she loves or to leave with the man she loves. Jodi is desperate to go with her father and is over the moon when Meg decides to take a chance for once in her life. | | Guest Stars: Fletcher Humphrys as Brick Buchanon, Richard Healy (1) as Kevin Fountain, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Rosie Denny as Emma Brown, Chelsea Bruland as Jessica Carter, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Riley Smith as Young Boy #1, Michael Hartwich as Youth | Director: Donald Crombie
Writer: Chris Phillips (1) | | | | | | |
| 30 :02x08 - The Bridle Waltz (May/15/2002) | | Claire and Peter appear to move one step closer to marriage when Peter holds a romantic dinner for her, presenting her with a valuable ruby pendant and declaring he wants to spend the rest of his life with her. Meanwhile Becky plays detective and armed with a phone number, discovers what she vainly hoped was not true, that Peter is in fact married. She struggles with the problem of telling Claire, knowing it will destroy Claire's life. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Stelios Yiakmis (1) as Frank De Costa, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Robert Dudley, Alexa Wyatt | | | |
| 31 :02x09 - To Have and to Hold (Jul/03/2002) | Claire's relationships are fragmented ... Becky and she barely speaking, and Tess is living in Melbourne. When Peter arrives, unsuspecting, she asks him straight out whether he is married, and on learning that he is, she sends him packing, telling him the relationship is over.
| | Guest Stars: Alexandra Davies (1) as Briony Masters, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Murray Bartlett as Simon | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Chris McCourt, Sarah Smith (2) | | | |
| 32 :02x10 - Home is Where the Heart Is (Jul/10/2002) | Claire is taking the loss of both Peter and Tess badly. Unable to raise energy or enthusiasm for anything, including the imminent birth of Blaze’s foal, she nonetheless refuses to accept she is suffering from emotional stress. Things reach crisis point when she decides to cancel her contract with Australian Bloodlines and sell Drovers Run. She offers it to Harry who agrees to buy.
Tess meanwhile is being kept busy by the success of the café in Melbourne and is unaware of recent events back at Drovers, and Simon is trying to see that things stay that way.
Despite being cautioned against it, Nick starts riding again, but getting back in the saddle proves to be the easy part. Alex returns to Killarney. | | Guest Stars: Alexandra Davies (1) as Briony Masters, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Murray Bartlett as Simon, Damien Carvey (1) as Dr. Jim Cunningham | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Ysabelle Dean (1) | | | | | | |
| 34 :02x12 - Hounded (Jul/24/2002) | There's a fox on the prowl. Tess can understand the need to shoot the animal, but if there's a better way to handle the pest, Tess will find it. When Terry buys some wethered Alpacas it seems the perfect solution until Tess learns that one of her Alpacas is a stolen $200,000 Peruvian stud.
| | Guest Stars: Wendy Strehlow as Helen, Fletcher Humphrys as Brick Buchanon, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Stelios Yiakmis (1) as Frank De Costa, Paul Reighstein as Karl Ashworth, Khristina Totos as Jane Strezlecki | Director: Ian Gilmour (1)
Writer: Frank Warner | | | |
| 35 :02x13 - Steer Trek (Jul/31/2002) | | With the drought continuing, and no money to buy feed or truck in water, Claire, Tess, and Nick join forces. Like the drovers of old, they take their amalgamated herds out on the Gungellan track. Meg is quietly delighted when the Ryans send Terry along to help and sees a chance to win him back from Jane. The attraction between Nick and Tess grows. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Charlie Clausen as Jake Harrison, Sandy Winton as Daniel Lewis, Brian Torry as Graham Newton | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: David Phillips (1), Alexa Wyatt | | | |
| 36 :02x14 - Brave J (Aug/07/2002) | Tess motivates Claire into rekindling her dreams of becoming a stock horse trainer and breeder. Drovers Run needs the money and with Peter safely out of the way there is slim chance of crossing paths with him again. There's no reason why the dream can't be pursued.
| | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Charlie Clausen as Jake Harrison, Greg Carroll as Stan Dixon | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Louise Crane | | | |
| 37 :02x15 - You Can Leave Your Hat On (Aug/14/2002) | | A stranger knocks on their door in the middle of the night claiming a broken down van, and suspiciousion are aroused. When it is discovered occupants of the van are strippers. Jodi is thrilled and volunteers to cook them dinner with disastrous results. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Charlie Clausen as Jake Harrison, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Patrick Frost as Neil Thompson, Stelios Yiakmis (1) as Frank De Costa, Scott Johnson (1) as Rowan Simmons, Tim Campbell (1) as Flinn O'Neill, Greg Paues as Sam, Samuel Robinson as Greg, Alex Shepherd as Michael, Emily O'Loughlin as Constance Woodland, Warren C. Brooke as Farmer #1, Adam Morgan as Farmer #2, Jennifer Block as Farmer #3 | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Giula Sandler | | | | | | | | | |
| 40 :02x18 - Made to be Broken (Sep/18/2002) | | Claire and Alex are finding potential clients are being put off by rumours circulated by Peter Johnson that 10 years ago Alex was responsible for crippling an ex-local boy, Stefan Van Amstel, when he ran his car off the road. The incident was hushed up by Harry's blood money. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Charlie Clausen as Jake Harrison, Ben Mortley as Alberto Borelli, Stelios Yiakmis (1) as Frank De Costa, Andy Anderson as Race Hayley, Craig Ball as Stefan Van Amstel, Loretta Brades as Claudia, Jacqueline Cook (1) as Tanya, Peter Rodgers as Gerry Wallis | Director: Donald Crombie
Writer: Ysabelle Dean (1) | | | | | | | | | |
| 43 :02x21 - No More Mr Nice Guy (Oct/09/2002) | | On the eve of the Gungellan Show, Claire is presented with repossession papers, a result of her defaulting on her contract with Australian Bloodlines. Claire is shattered when she discovers she is pregnant. Becky is devastated when Brick doesn't return. Nick and Tess become estranged. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Charlie Clausen as Jake Harrison, Ben Mortley as Alberto Borelli, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements, Stelios Yiakmis (1) as Frank De Costa, Rosie Denny as Emma Brown, Reece Horner as Teenager, Khristina Totos as Jane Strzelecki, Doris Younane as Moira "Mystic Miranda", Michael Veitch as Lenny Bradshaw, Lucy Dilger as Lenny's Daughter, Adam Jarvis as Mean Machine, Callum Pyper as Brash Boy, Andy Seymour as Announcer, Peter Raymond-Powell as Boxing Spruiker | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Sarah Smith (2) | | | |
| 44 :02x22 - Future Perfect (Oct/16/2002) | | Peter offers to stop Australian Bloodline's repossessing Drovers if Claire agrees to marry him. After rejecting Peter's deal, Claire takes him on in the Stockman's Challenge and falls. Her accident reveals her pregnancy and Alex claims paternity. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Ben Mortley as Alberto Borelli, Charlie Clausen as Jake Harrison, Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements, Josh Willoughby as Cross Country Rider, Michael Veitch as Lenny Bradshaw, Stelios Yiakmis (1) as Frank Da Costa, Khristina Totos as Jane Strezlecki, Sally Bull as Ambulance Officer, Andy Seymour as Announcer, Peter Raymond-Powell as Boxing Spruiker, Despina Kotos as Becky's Boxing Rival, Samuel Wark as Spectator | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Chris Hawkshaw | | | |
Season 3 |
| 45 :03x01 - Fairy Tale, Ending (Feb/12/2003) | | Claire arrives home and must face the truth about her baby's father. When Claire is picked up by Alex from hospital, her desire is to pick up her life where she left it. But hanging over her head is the lie she told months ago, that Alex is the father of her unborn child. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Ben Mortley as Alberto Borelli, Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements, Brett Tucker as Dave Brewer, Will Snow (1) as Declan, Gavin Clarke as Young Man, Jessica Li as Nurse, Damien Garvey as Jim Cunningham | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Chris McCourt | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 49 :03x05 - Put to the Test (Mar/12/2003) | | When Becky and Jake are forced to steal a horse, they find new depths to their relationship. Alex is dismayed when Claire starts buying up old nags from the saleyards to save them from going for dog food. This isn't a good investment in time or money for their horse training business. But Alex can't win with Claire at the moment. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements, Brett Tucker as Dave Brewer, Ben Mortley as Alberto Borelli, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Corey Joshua Taylor (1) as Johnno, Paul Mawhinney as Red, Teresa De Gennaro as Dianne Plummer | Director: Richard Jasek
Writer: Alexa Wyatt, Robert Armin | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 60 :03x16 - Seeing the Light (Jul/23/2003) | | Min Min lights are seen by Claire and Tess over Drovers. Tess is determined to believe they are a good omen, but Claire, restless and uneasy in the last stages of pregnancy, insists they’re natural phenomena but trouble awaits. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Doris Younane as Moira (Mystic Miranda), Elizabeth Maloney as Angela, Margaret Harvey as Bella Ferguson | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Ysabelle Dean (1) | | | | | | |
| 62 :03x18 - Old Beginnings (Aug/06/2003) | | Claire is having a naming ceremony for Charlotte Prudence McLeod with her friends and family when Peter arrives. Claire has written to him after the birth, telling him he is a father. Peter is justifiably angry. Not only did Claire and Alex lie to him as to who was the father, but Claire did not advise him until after the birth. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Carmel Johnson as Beth Martin, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Rodney Van Der Wall as Sanjay, Jim Willoughby as Tradesman | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Denise Morgan (1) | | | |
| 63 :03x19 - Where There's Smoke (Aug/13/2003) | Meg is dedicating herself to her studies in order to prove herself at TAFE, and is thoroughly immersed in ‘Pride and Prejudice’. The misjudgements and misunderstandings of character that drive that classic echo through everyone’s dealings at Drovers Run.
Jodi is determined to succeed at the CFS training weekend despite feeling that Nick is not doing anything to help her. Her original enthusiasm is slowly destroyed as she is put through her paces and exhaustion sets in. A flirtation with another trainee, Toby, turns to animosity when she realises he does not want to be teamed up with a girl. She begins to feel that Nick is unfairly picking on her and pushing her to fail. Overnight she confides these feelings in Becky and Tess. Tess is quick to jump to Nick’s defence much to Dave’s bemusement. Becky gives a pep talk encouraging enough to propel her back to the second day of training determined to succeed. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Peter Stefanou as Vince Lavise, Carmel Johnson as Beth Martin, Simon Leonard as Joel, Trevor Coles as Warren, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Diarmid Heidenreich as Toby Frye, Raj Ryan as Gordon Vidmar, Jeremy Schwerdt as Nathan Piggin, Scott Ellson as Turtle MacMahon | Director: Ali Ali
Writer: Chris Hawkshaw | | | |
| 64 :03x20 - Perfect Match (Aug/20/2003) | | Becky and Jake use Stormcloud to set up a stud on Drovers, going into partnership with Claire and Tess for the use of their land and reputation. Claire finds it hard not to be involved, a horse stud has long been her dream; and it's especially hard when Jake wants to do business with people she does not approve of. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Peter Stefanou as Vince Lavise, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Diarmid Heidenreich as Toby Frye, Patrick Thompson (2) as Neil Thompson, Troy Planet as Adam Glick, Alan Heath as Ivan Morgenson, Sandra Thompson as Single Woman, Ben Princi as Single Man | Director: Ali Ali
Writer: Jutta Goetze | | | |
| 65 :03x21 - Let the Best Man Win (Aug/27/2003) | | Alex and Nick come to the rescue of an attractive woman named Ellie when her car breaks down on a country road. Almost instantly they're pitched into a competition to woo her, and the lead quickly shifts from one to the other as each shines with his own charm. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Peter Stefanou as Vince Lavise, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Katrina Campbell (1) as Ellie Freeman, Nick Jasprizza as Bob Truscott, Alan David Lee as Eric Cooper, Ksenia Logos as Karen, Catherine Purling as Ruby, Brad Colmer as Long Haired Man, Fiona Talbot-Leigh as Mother #1, Sarah Lockwood as Mother #2, Kate Herbold as Mother #3, Adriana Bonaccurso as Mother #4 | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Chris Pearce (1), Alexa Wyatt | | | |
| 66 :03x22 - Majority Rules (Sep/03/2003) | When Drovers is quarantined and the future of the stock placed under a cloud, true friends seem few and far between.
Vince, who is keen on Claire, convinces her to nominate for the vacant position on the Gungellan Farmer's Council. Tess volunteers herself as her campaign manager and speechwriter. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Brett Tucker as Dave Brewer, Peter Stefanou as Vince Lavise, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Nick Jasprizza as Bob Truscott, Alan David Lee as Eric Cooper, Adrian Shirley as Fred Gannon | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Chris Hawkshaw | | | |
| 67 :03x23 - The Ties That Bind (Sep/10/2003) | | Claire's role as spokesperson for the local farmers' association requires her to visit Melbourne and meet with their MLA, Charles Bateman, who is attending a national forum with other MPs. Alex is insistent that he comes along to look after mother and baby while he pursues some Wilgul matters but the real reason is that he wants to meet his biological father, an eminent barrister Bryce Redstaff. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Brett Tucker as Dave Brewer, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, John Stanton as Bryce Redstaff, Damien Miller as Mounted Police Officer, Suzie Bavaci as Simone, Andreas Sobick as Porter, Belinda Bromilow as Ashley Redstaff, Nathanael Hueppauff as Courier, Chrissie Page (1) as Female Victim, Peter Thorpe as Balloon Clown | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Dave Warner (1) | | | |
| 68 :03x24 - One Step at a Time (Sep/17/2003) | | Claire and Alex are still in Melbourne with Charlotte, blissfully in love, and making plans to extend their stay another day. At Drovers, Tess and Dave are also happy and making plans for their wedding day. When Tess, in the shower, discovers a lump in her breast, she fears her mother's fate and goes into denial, telling no-one, not | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Brett Tucker as Dave Brewer, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Jerome Pride as Tim Segal, Michiji Yamanaka as Japanese Tourist Man, Tomiko Yamanaka as Japanese Tourist Woman | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Chris McCourt | | | |
| 69 :03x25 - Time Frames (Sep/24/2003) | | Prompted by Becky, Claire asks Harry if she can use King Harold in a new breeding program on Drovers. Harry agrees, only to renege on the deal when Sandra claims he’d promised King Harold to her. Claire’s furious and Harry is embarrassed, but there’s nothing either of them can do. Sandra is looking for proof that she’s now part of the Ryan family, King Harold was the first test but now she wants Harry to pass another, will he organise a family lunch and introduce her properly as the new woman in his life? Claire, Nick and Alex accept Harry’s lunch invitation before they realise that it’s in honour of Sandra. | | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Charlie Clausen as Jake Harrison, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Sam Isaacs as Dr. John Murphy | Director: Ali Ali
Writer: Katherine Thomson | | | |
| 70 :03x26 - Body Language (aka The Bottom Line) (Oct/01/2003) | The Young Farmer of the Year contest comes to Drovers Run, bringing difficult choices for both Claire and Becky about the men they love.
Drovers Run hosts the Regional Young Farmer of the Year Award, and Becky is surprised to learn that Jake has entered. He tells her he’s going to win her back. They compete neck and neck and slowly Becky is won over by his persistence and charm and the old spark between them returns. When Jake asks her to come and live with him on the property he’s leased, Becky is truly torn between the man she loves and Drovers Run. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Charlie Clausen as Jake Harrison, Trevor Coles as Warren, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Raj Ryan as Gordon Vidmar, Patrick Thompson (2) as Neil Thompson, Lucy Rasheed as Ruth Davies, Adam Wilson as Dan Smith, Samuel Wark as Mark Weller | Director: Ali Ali
Writer: Giula Sandler | | | | | | |
| 72 :03x28 - My Noon, My Midnight (Oct/15/2003) | | In a dramatic and emotional episode, heartbreak hits Drover's Run. Tess anxiously awaits the results of her breast cancer tests convinced that her time is up while Alex and Claire decide to move in together. Tess's premonition of death appears to be unfounded when she receives good news but planned celebrations are cut short when a sister's worst nightmare come true and the ultimate sacrifice must be | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Simmone MacKinnon as Stevie Hall, Sam Isaacs as Dr. John Murphy | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Chris Hawkshaw | | | |
| 73 :03x29 - The Long Goodbye (Oct/22/2003) | | Claire’s death has everyone is dealing with it in their own way. Tess tries to keep her emotions in check, unable to deal with her grief and burdened by survivor’s guilt. A surprise visitor at Drovers Run helps Tess when she needs it most. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Peter Stefanou as Vince Lavise, Carmel Johnson as Beth Martin, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Patrick Thompson (2) as Neil Thompson, Diarmid Heidenreich as Toby Frye, Peter Simmons as Minister | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Denise Morgan (1) | | | |
| 74 :03x30 - Turbulence (Oct/29/2003) | In the 2003 season finale, Tess is finding it tough going with Stevie. She's insolent and competitive and as far as Tess is concerned, not a team player. When a private investigator comes looking for Stevie, Tess is convinced she has something to hide. After being confronted by Tess, Stevie packs her bags but when Charlotte's life is threatened, Tess and Stevie must put aside their differences to save her.
| | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Sarah Hart (1) as Charlotte, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, David Mealor as Sgt. Slatter, Anna Cheney as Nurse, Irena Dangov as Dr Shea, Steven Bowers (1) as Martin Ginley, Patrick Thompson (2) as Neil Thompson | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Sarah Smith (2), Lily Taylor | | | |
Season 4 | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 79 :04x05 - Great Expectations (Mar/10/2004) | | Stevie uncovers a dying man's secret, and some secrets of her own are ready to rock Drovers Run. | | Guest Stars: Harold Hopkins as Ken Logan, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Tahlia Stacy-Clark as Charlotte, Kaitlyn Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Brooke Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Lewis Tuckwell as Roadhouse Boy #2, Michael Coumi as Roadhouse Boy #1, Tim Smith as Rex, Susan Godfrey as Jennifer Logan | Director: Jessica Hobbs
Writer: Chris Hawkshaw | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 83 :04x09 - Father's Day (Apr/14/2004) | | Tess has a fight on her hands when Peter claims custody of Charlotte. Alex enlists the help of his barrister father, Bryce. | | Guest Stars: Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Brooke Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Kaitlyn Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Tahlia Stacy-Clark as Charlotte, John Stanton as Bryce Redstaff, Kayla McCullough as Natalie Johnson, Lucy Carey as Alana Johnson, Bob Burt as Bill (Policeman) | Director: Geoff Bennett (1)
Writer: Alexa Wyatt, Hadass Segal | | | |
| 84 :04x10 - Flesh and Blood (Apr/21/2004) | | An old well on Drovers Run holds a forgotten secret for Tess, leading her to a devastating decision about the future. Myles and Aaron receive some surprising news. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Rodger Corser as Peter Johnson, Carmel Johnson as Beth Martin, Reece Horner as Nat, Brooke Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Kaitlyn Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Tahlia Stacy-Clark as Charlotte, Kayla McCullough as Natalie Johnson, Lucy Carey as Alana Johnson, Troy Gray as Young Jack McLeod, Lizzie Faulkland as Young Ruth Silverman, Sarah Reynolds as Young Tess, Nicola Goodes as Young Claire, Gabriella Maselli as Julia Johnson | Director: Geoff Bennett (1)
Writer: Alexa Wyatt, Lily Taylor | | | |
| 85 :04x11 - Fool For Love (Apr/28/2004) | | Stevie's ex husband arrives at Drovers with some surprising news - their divorce never went through, he's here to win her back. | | Guest Stars: Wil Traval as Dylan Abbott, Brett Tucker as Dave Brewer, Brooke Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Kaitlyn Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Tahlia Stacy-Clark as Charlotte, Grant Bowler as Jarred Wuchowski, Jessica Plush as Sasha, Alicia Edwards as Sylivie, Emma Dicker as Natasha, Damien Rafferty as Sexist Truckie, Rodney Hutton as Truckie #1, Gary Ferguson as Truckie #2 | Director: Roger Dowling
Writer: Dave Warner (1) | | | |
| 86 :04x12 - Make or Break (May/05/2004) | Tess trusts the wrong stranger and has to rescue Jodi from a dangerous situation.
| | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Anna Lisa Philips (1) as Bree Plummer, Michael Piccirilli as Tim Oldman, Matt Robertson as Officer Simmons, Maris J. Caune as Saleyard Truckie, Sam Trapolino as Truckstop Local, Allan Heath as Bloodstained Local, B. J. Elliott as Saleyard Local, Craig Smith (1) as Saleyard Man, Kirsty Klose as Saleyard Woman, Craig Davidson as Farmer at Sale, Rebecca Oliver as Jodi Look-a-like | Director: Roger Dowling
Writer: Giula Sandler | | | | | | |
| 88 :04x14 - Call Me Kate (May/19/2004) | | Jodi battles with what seems like the biggest decision of her life after Kate Manfredi marches into Drovers Run, while Sandra's pregnancy causes more sorrow than joy. | | Guest Stars: Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Reece Horner as Nat, Nicholas Ely as Job Applicant, Andrew Schwerdt as Shearer #1, Peter Schwerdt as Shearer #2, Michael McCulla as Publican, Kit Fortune as Shed Hand #1, Josh Willoughby as Shed Hand #2 | Director: Ali Ali
Writer: Chris McCourt | | | |
| 89 :04x15 - Desperate and Dateless (Jul/14/2004) | The girls hit the road, decked out in their finest for a big night at the B & S ball, but Stevie has a secret agenda that the others are about to uncover.
| | Guest Stars: Craig McLachlan (2) as Kane Morgan, Brett Tucker as Dave Brewer, Nicholas Cooper as Brendon Shetdon, Mark Tucker as Tugger, Paul Nicolla as Groom, Samantha Nicole as Bride, Gary Buss as Cabbage Truck Driver, Michael McCulla as Publican, Damien Rafferty as Waiter, Sean Brand as Bruiser, Jamie Hall (1) as Scud | Director: Ali Ali
Writer: Chris McCourt | | | | | | |
| 91 :04x17 - Every Breath You Take (Jul/28/2004) | | An innocent flirtation turns into something more dangerous for Kate as Stevie and Alex finally realise their dream of starting a rodeo school. | | Guest Stars: Kaitlyn Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Brooke Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Brett Tucker as Dave Brewer, Alisha Hart as Charlotte, Lachlan Willoughby as Rodeo Student #4, Jane Willoughby as Rodeo Student #3, Sandie Walton as Rodeo Student #2, Bernard Dall'aglio as Rodeo Student #1, Lucy Rasheed as Ruth Davies, David Hoflin as Paul Kendall, Chris Oliver as Justin R Wenzel | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Giula Sandler | | | | | | |
| 93 :04x19 - Saturn Returns (Aug/11/2004) | | Tess's birthday forces her to take a long, hard look at herself, but she "sees" more than she bargained for and unwittingly creates some midsummer night's madness. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Craig McLachlan (2) as Kane Morgan, Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Sean O'Shea as Gunther Mertz, Taimi Allan as June Sainsbury, Eugene Suleau as Clive Davies, Max Lorenzin as Darryl, Adrian Day as Car Owner, Nicole Whichello as Melanie Moore | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Claire Haywood | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 97 :04x23 - Dangerous Waters (Sep/22/2004) | As marriage looms for Tess and Nick, Tess finds herself in over her head.
| | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Brooke Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Tahlia Stacy-Clark as Charlotte, Kaitlyn Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Megan Dorman as Ainsley Spencer, Damien Carvey (1) as Dr Jim Cunningham, Michael Allen (1) as Billy Timms, Anthony Paul as Barry, Dena Duthoit as Billy Timm's Girlfriend | | | | | | |
| 99 :04x25 - Trembling on the Brink (Oct/06/2004) | An earth tremor makes Tess worried about the omens for her wedding to Nick, but when the earth moves for Stevie and Alex, they try and pretend that nothing happened.
| | Guest Stars: Catherine Wilkin as Liz Ryan (Seasons 1-3 | Recurring otherwise), John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 106 :04x32 - Twice Bitten (Nov/24/2004) | | Stevie suspects Kane's not as straight as he makes out, while more surprises from Sally are set to change Tess and Nick's lives forever. | | Guest Stars: Andrew Marshall (2) as Ray Billings, Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Craig McLachlan (2) as Kane Morgan, Luke Ford (1) as Craig Woodland, Alicia Randall as Harrison Ryan, Connor Randall as Harrison Ryan, Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements, Tamara Lee (1) as Nurse | Director: Karl Zwicky
Writer: Sarah Smith (2) | | | |
Season 5 |
| 107 :05x01 - No Man's Land (Feb/09/2005) | | Sally and her baby move into Wilgul with the help of Nick and Tess, who are trying to keep a sense of normality about the whole situation. Tess has to head back to Drovers Run to take part in a muster, and Nick leaves at the same time, in separate cars. When Nick gets a call from Sally back at Wilgul to help her with the hot water, he heads back, leaving Tess with a sense of foreboding. | | Guest Stars: Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Alicia Randall as Harrison Ryan, Connor Randall as Harrison Ryan, Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements | Director: Richard Jasek
Writer: Chris McCourt | | | |
| 108 :05x02 - Little White Lies (Feb/16/2005) | Struggling to deal with the continued presence of Sally, the mother of Nick’s newborn child, Harrison, Tess throws herself into various preparations for an upcoming Wool Board Expo, placing all her hopes for a successful Expo showing for Drovers in the Colonel, and their plans to create a new line in organic wool with his progeny—plans which come under jeopardy when the Colonel develops a serious infection.
Jodi is very excited about the event—she has been selected to model some creations by a local fashion designer. Stevie, who at the last minute is also asked to model, is less enthusiastic—she’s a stranger to high heels, and even more so to parading her stuff down a catwalk. Kate’s put out that she’s not been asked to walk the carpet, but has her own pet project to present at the Expo—sheep coats, designed to improve quality and yield. | | Guest Stars: Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements, Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Alicia Randall as Harrison Ryan, Connor Randall as Harrison Ryan, Daniel Whyte as Dan Nugent | Director: Richard Jasek
Writer: Rick Held (1) | | | |
| 109 :05x03 - Rules of Disengagement (Feb/23/2005) | | Meg heads home early from the city in the hope she can be of some comfort to Tess during her time out with Nick. But Meg has little success trying to get Tess to open up and talk about her problems. Jodi continues to be head over heels for Luke and her life-goals seem to have changed so that they all revolve around him. Meg is shocked to learn of Jodi’s newfound enthusiasm for drag racing and is unimpressed when she learns Terry appears to have done little to dissuade her. Drawn into the family conflict as he tries to mediate between Meg, Jodi and Luke, Terry finds himself between a rock and a hard place. | | Guest Stars: John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Henry Nixon as Greg Dawson, Patrick Frost as Neil Thompson, Alicia Randall as Harrison Ryan, Connor Randall as Harrison Ryan, Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements, Sonia Todd as Meg Fountain | Director: Steve Jordell
Writer: Kym Goldsworthy | | | |
| 110 :05x04 - Once Were Heroes (Mar/02/2005) | The passionate, stubborn side of Dave is exposed when he stumbles across an injured horse and believes he has found a descendent, a Waler, of the first settlement horses.
In taking it back to its owner, Jeremy Quaid, who is running for pre-selection in the area, Dave discovers other Walers and is appalled to find they have been neglected. Quaid goes into damage control mode and immediately lies about his intentions, fobbing Dave off with a story about a vet friend who is there from interstate and will be looking after the Walers. As soon as Dave reluctantly leaves, Quaid orders his manager, Tim, to take the horses into remote scrub and shoot them. | | Guest Stars: Henry Nixon as Greg Dawson, Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Patrick Frost as Neil Thompson, Alicia Randall as Harrison Ryan, Connor Randall as Harrison Ryan, Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements, Kevin Hernan as Damien [Farmhand], Colin Smith (1) as Ambulance Officer, Stephen Holt as Tim Warner, Rhys Muldoon as Jeremy Quaid, Simon Leonard as Ambulance Officer | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Denise Morgan (1) | | | |
| 111 :05x05 - Return of the Black Queen (Mar/09/2005) | | Harry is secretly thrilled when he hears Sandra is back in town, however their initial meeting doesn’t go well with neither capable of confessing their love to each other. Jeremy Quaid is interested in Sandra’s property, and when Harry catches them discussing business together, he acts like the typical jealous husband. Encouraged by this sign that Harry may still have feelings for her, Sandra strings Jeremy along, hoping it will lead to Harry declaring his feelings for her. Sandra conspires to be "caught" again with Jeremy at the pub, where Harry reacts by overbidding on Neil Thompson’s Polled Herefords, led to believe that Quaid is interested in purchasing them. Meanwhile Sandra is able to do a fantastic deal on another breed of cattle. | | Guest Stars: Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Patrick Frost as Neil Thompson, Alicia Randall as Harrison Ryan, Connor Randall as Harrison Ryan, Rhys Muldoon as Jeremy Quaid | | | |
| 112 :05x06 - Do You Read Me...? (Mar/16/2005) | | Incapacitated by an injured foot, a bored Stevie has become addicted to the two-way radio. What was supposed to be a way of her keeping in touch around the farm has become an opened Pandora's Box. If she isn't bossing Kate like Big Brother, she's snooping on the conversations of everybody from South Gungellan to West Fisher. When she overhears Renegade, a two-way radio romeo, doing his line with other females, Stevie can't help but get on the air and give him a serve. He suggests she meet him for a date She has no intention of doing so but circumstances conspire to place her in the pub when he's there—they meet, and sparks do fly. He seems to be good fun and good looking! | | Guest Stars: Henry Nixon as Greg Dawson, Tahlia Stacy-Clark as Charlotte, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Kaitlyn Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Alicia Randall as Harrison Ryan, Connor Randall as Harrison Ryan, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Brooke Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Trevor Coles as Warren (Barman), Dan Paris as Renegade, Danny Roberts (2) as Joe Kershaw, Teena Rusak as Paul Arbuth, Tania Camporeale as Theresa Kershaw | Director: Arnie Custo
Writer: Meg Mappin | | | |
| 113 :05x07 - Taking Care of Business (Apr/06/2005) | | The women of Drovers run are no longer a team of four. Kate, after being head hunted by Sandra, is working as overseer at Kinsella's. Jodi, after being fired by Stevie, has gone into business for herself, selling cosmetics, the hard way. Tess and Stevie are managing alone, but only just. Sandra lets slip that she's eager to buy some cattle. Kate, wanting to impress her new boss, tells the Drovers women about the deal although no price is discussed. Tess is interested… the cash would be handy, but Stevie's not keen to sell to Sandra, especially at the price she's offering. It's ridiculously low. But Tess agrees and sells to Sandra. | | Guest Stars: Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Alicia Randall as Harrison Ryan, Connor Randall as Harrison Ryan, Paul Willson (1) as Athol MacIntyre, Cameron Burke as Griff Morris, Matt Vesely as Bill ‘Birdie' Bird, Adam Wilson as Mannie, Shane Stevens as Silck, Andrew Lindquist as Mick Forrest, Michael Hartwich as Douggie Green, Michael McCulla as Scud, Craig Davidson as Truckstop truckie, Stewart Lindsay as Worthington truckie, Daniel Whyte as Dan Nugent (Policeman) | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Sally Webb | | | |
| 114 :05x08 - Old Flames (Apr/13/2005) | | When Kate organizes a reunion walk of the high school hiking club, she isn’t prepared for the old feelings it’s about to stir up. Jodi isn’t thrilled to see her nemesis, Natalie, again, but it’s Kate herself who’s in for a shock when her first love and ex student-teacher, Daniel Ponter, arrives. | | Guest Stars: Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Kathryn Hartman as Sally Clements, Alicia Randall as Harrison Ryan, Connor Randall as Harrison Ryan, Rachael Taylor as Natalie Woodrow, Christopher Morris (1) as Daniel Ponter, Troy Carlton as Mark Rafferty, Jessica Carter as Chelsea Bruland, Emma Brown (1) as Rosie Denny, Melissa Hodder as Hiker #1, Melanie Vandervelden as Hiker #2 | Director: Arnie Custo
Writer: Hadass Segal | | | |
| 115 :05x09 - Body Blows (Apr/20/2005) | | Alex is feeling frustrated. When he and Nick returned from Wilgul after Harry’s heart attack it was on the understanding that they would be there to help Harry run the place. Alex is under no illusions. Because of his blood ties to their father, Nick is obviously the favoured son. | | Guest Stars: Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Stewart Lindsay as Truckie, Anthea Manuel as Blonde Handler #2, Sarah Manuel as Blonde Handler #1, Mark Gaweda as Male Patient, Megan Dansie as Rhonda, Anna Cheney as Nurse, Peter Rodgers as Tony Bright, Reece Horner as Nat, Chloe Gardner as Rider | Director: Ray Quint
Writer: Kym Goldsworthy | | | |
| 116 :05x10 - Sins of the Father (Apr/27/2005) | | Sandra is at loggerheads with Alex over the running of Killarney, and, hurt by being overlooked by Harry, finds fault with everything Alex does, including his decision to agist Drovers Run cattle on Killarney. When she complains to Harry, he dismisses her concerns, making it clear that Alex is in charge. This leaves her seething, and quietly plotting revenge. | | Guest Stars: Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge (Recurring Season 1 > ), Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Josh Willoughby as Trey | Director: Ray Quint
Writer: Chris McCourt | | | |
| 117 :05x11 - Boy Made Good (May/04/2005) | A powerful and successful ex-local now made good in America, John Murray, is due to visit Gungellan. Murray runs a chain of steak houses in the USA and with the rumour that he is opening his franchises Down Under, the district cattle owners are keen to secure the lucrative contract for supplying the beef to Murray’s restaurants.
When one of Murray’s employees arrives to ensure the big event goes as planned, Stevie is stunned to see he is none other than Will Hamilton, an old boyfriend from her school days in Broken Hill. He is also the father of Rose, a daughter he has no idea exists. | | Guest Stars: Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Patrick Frost as Neil Thompson, Chris Pitman (1) as Rick Burns, Jeremy Sims as Will Hamilton | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Denise Morgan (1) | | | |
| 118 :05x12 - The Pearl (May/11/2005) | Jodi is excited about her growing love for Luke, unaware that at the same time he is making a deal with a local criminal to deliver stolen cigars. Luke is forced to transfer the contraband to the back of Stevie’s ute and she unwittingly takes off with it before Luke can stop her.
When Stevie discovers the cigars she burns them immediately. Kate and Stevie are put in the uncomfortable position of keeping this mess from Tess. And Stevie, her own relationship with a Morgan not far from her mind, clashes with Jodi over Luke—he’s no good as far as Stevie is concerned. When Luke finds out the cigars are gone he knows he is in trouble—he now owes eight grand to Rick Burns. Luke promises a concerned Jodi that he will extricate himself from the criminal’s grasp, but his problems escalate and he becomes trapped in the criminal web. | | Guest Stars: Dean O'Gorman as Luke Morgan, Chris Pitman (1) as Rick Burns, Matt Robertson as Local Cop, Ian Bliss as Det. Christopher Montello, David Whitney as Colin Chambers | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Giula Sandler | | | |
| 119 :05x13 - The Prodigal Daughter (May/18/2005) | A new member of the McLeod clan is on her way and Tess is naturally excited about the prospect of meeting her cousin Regan.
Unfortunately the meeting sours. By the time she gets into the homestead and feels the full weight of history, her resentment surrounding the treatment of Hugh takes over and she storms from Drovers Run, telling Tess she could never stay in a place where her father had been so cheated and dispossessed. After confronting Regan over her rudeness, Stevie finds herself laughing with the visitor. Regan comes to stay with Stevie, who is disarmed by her blunt manner of speech and quick wit. | | Guest Stars: Tahlia Stacy-Clark as Charlotte, Kaitlyn Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Brooke Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Zoe Naylor as Regan McLeod | Director: Richard Jasek
Writer: Elizabeth Coleman (1) | | | |
| 120 :05x14 - Love and Obsession (Jul/18/2005) | Working in the new wildlife corridor, Stevie notices a beautiful horse amongst a herd of Brumbies. When Tess points out that the horse is Phoenix, Blaze’s foal, Stevie decides to bring Phoenix home, despite Tess’ misgivings.
Dave and Regan’s flirtation steps up a level, when Dave offers to help cure her of her animal phobia. Kate’s attitude towards Dave’s new love interest is starting to drive Jodi mad. Concerned for her friend’s niggling jealousy, she kindly hints to Kate to get and grip and move on from her crush on the handsome vet. | | Guest Stars: Kerry Hoare as Ram Farmer, Anna Cheney as Fiona, Zoe Naylor as Regan McLeod | Director: Richard Jasek
Writer: Blake Ayshford | | | |
| 121 :05x15 - One Long, Long Day (Jul/27/2005) | With Tess and Regan developing a close friendship, Stevie feels cast adrift on the property. She jumps at the chance to help take care of Charlotte, but after a momentary distraction, must face the most harrowing hour of her life when the little girl goes missing. Panic grips Drovers Run when one of Charlotte's toys is discovered floating in the dam. The long day only gets more difficult when Tess and Stevie turn on each other in the heat of the moment, and Stevie must rely on Alex to help get her through.
Nick is offered a job in Argentina and Tess is torn between her husband and the farm. | | Guest Stars: Zoe Naylor as Regan McLeod, Tahlia Stacy-Clark as Charlotte, Kaitlyn Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte, Brooke Stacy-Clarke as Charlotte | Director: Kevin Carlin
Writer: Dave Warner (1) | | | |
| 122 :05x16 - Down to Earth (Aug/03/2005) | | Drovers and Killarney are in a state of flux, if not panic, with the imminent departure of Tess and Nick. While Tess is busy handing over the reins to Stevie, Rob Shelton arrives at Killarney. Rob is Killarney’s new overseer: clean cut and well mannered, if a little reserved. He’s not Alex’s first choice and Alex’s opinion seems confirmed when Rob fails to bond over a beer and generally keeps to himself. | | Guest Stars: Zoe Naylor as Regan McLeod, Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Luke Zanker as Roustabout #2, Kit Fortune as Roustabout #1, Shane Cooper as Bill the Shearer, John Atkinson as Shearer #1, Paul Hodge as Ollie Richmond, Jonathon Pasvolsky as Rob Shelton | Director: Kevin Carlin
Writer: Fin Edquist | | | | | | |
| 124 :05x18 - Taking Flight (Aug/17/2005) | | Today is Harry's birthday and he's in a foul mood. Sandra is also in a mood, and Alex is stuck giving her a lift to Gungellan. She'd drive herself but she injured her arm, preventing her from driving. Neither is happy about the set up, but it's only to Gungellan, from there Sandra will catch the coach the rest of the way to Fisher. Until she discovers the bus is full and is forced to beg Alex for a lift. | | Guest Stars: Marshall Napier as Harry Ryan, Inge Hornstra (1) as Sandra Kinsela, Peter King (1) as Raven Loonies Twitcher #4, Mary Coppola as Raven Loonies Twitcher #3, Victoria Mazzone as Raven Loonies Twitcher #2, Alivio Zavarche as Raven Loonies Twitcher #1, Daniel Whyte as Officer Dan Nugent, Reece Horner as Nat, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge | Director: Chris Martin-Jones (1)
Writer: Sally Webb | | | | | | | | | |
| 127 :05x21 - Moonstruck (Sep/07/2005) | The full moon over Drovers stirs old fears and new jealousies resulting in near catastrophe.
Meg makes a surprise return to the Truckstop only to find Terry and Moira are getting on better than expected. And with no job, Meg can't help but feel left out. The discovery of notes about Jodi in Jack's old ledgers only put Meg more on edge. Is there something she's not telling her daughter? | | | |
| 128 :05x22 - If You Build It... (Sep/14/2005) | The middle of a drought, and bad blood threatens to erupt between Stevie and Sandra when, seeking water, some of Drovers Run's cattle push through the fence onto Killarney. Sandra's reaction is out of all proportion to the event. It transpires that, secretly, Sandra has been deeply effected by news of her mother's death. Rather than deal with her feelings, Sandra denies them. She takes her anguish out on Stevie and the women at Drover's Run.
Matters come to a head when Sandra has a meltdown and admits to Stevie that her mother is dead, and she has never understood how her mother abandoned her at an early age. Stevie is able to use her own situation to help Sandra make sense of it. The bad blood between them eases&$8212;but Sandra soon reverts to type. | | | |
| 129 :05x23 - Out Of Time (Sep/21/2005) | | Stevie faces the biggest decision of her life: should she tell her daughter Rose who her real mother is? | | | |
| 130 :05x24 - Betwixt And Between (Sep/28/2005) | | Rose, who adores her grandparents, is curious to know why Stevie won't mend her long estrangement from them. What did she do that was so bad that she never spoke to her own parents again? When Rose's enquiries are deflected, she snoops around to find something that will fill in the blanks. Caught off guard when Rose discovers a baby's hospital bracelet, Stevie tells a half-truth - she did have a baby, but she adopted it out. Rose is shocked, unable to understand how Stevie could be so callous as to give up her baby. | | | |
| 131 :05x25 - Truth Or Dare (Oct/12/2005) | | Outside appearances can be deciving. When a parachutist floats down from the sky onto Drovers Run, Kate is swept away. Patrick, Dave's fun loving adventurer brother, has taken a break from bungee jumping in Nepal to make a brotherly visit. Or at least, that's the cover story. | | Guest Stars: Luke Jacobz as Patrick Brewer | | | |
| 132 :05x26 - The King And I (Oct/19/2005) | | Jodi's world is turned upside down when she receives a birthday gift from the late Jack McLeod. | | | |
| 133 :05x27 - Intentions (Oct/26/2005) | | The gulf between Meg and Jodi widens when she learns that her mother's novel is based on real life… Jodi's own, to be precise. Dave is blackmailed by a student and has to fight to save his career. | | | |
| 134 :05x28 - Stranger Than Fiction (Nov/02/2005) | | Moira's prediction that a ringing bell will herald an accident for someone appears to be accurate as a series of near misses, all accompanied by a ringing bell of some sort, befall the residents of Drovers Run and Killarney. | | | |
| 135 :05x29 - Twelve and a Half Hours Behind (Nov/09/2005) | | A wave of mixed emotions washes over Drovers Run with the exciting return of Tess from Argentina. She has some unexpected news - Nick has been offered a fantastic promotion and the pair are considering moving to Argentina indefinitely. Stunned, everyone can hardly believe the news, but their shock is put on hold though when Tess suffers a series of mysterious collapses. Is it just jet lag as she suspects or something else entirely? And while still on the hunt for a sample of Jack's DNA, has Jodi finally found the right time she has been waiting for to let Tess know they may be sisters? All concerns are put aside with the joyous news that Tess' illness is not an illness at all - she's pregnant! Tess' happiness is short-lived though - a call comes from Argentina. A light plane Nick is travelling on has been reported missing. When the watch Tess has been wearing, Nick's watch, suddenly stops Tess can feel deep in her soul that something very, very bad is about to happen. | | | |
| 136 :05x30 - Anniversary (Nov/16/2005) | Tess has been holed up in her room since the news of Nick's death, and Alex and the Drovers women feel helpless, having tried everything to assist her in her grief. Jodi feels that learning she has a sister may help Tess but Stevie is adamant she must wait for the DNA results or risk yet more disappointment for Tess. Tess then surprises them all by suddenly reappearing, strong and composed, throwing herself back into work and declaring she wants to hold a party to celebrate Nick's life.
The girls decide to go along with whatever she wants, but Alex is thrown, apparently not needed for the role he wanted to play of comforter and protector. Of course this is largely because he himself is unable to deal with his own loss and after Tess points this out, he lashes out at Harry, blaming him for Nick's death. Sandra defends her husband, but later feels pushed aside when Sally and Harrison arrive and are doted on by Harry. | | | |
| 137 :05x31 - Body And Soul (Nov/16/2005) | It's the morning after Nick's life celebration and Tess has thrown herself back into work. It's time to move on. But when Tess receives a letter from Nick—delayed by the international postal system—she realises she cannot put her past behind her so easily.
Meanwhile, Stevie is worried about Alex; he went a.w.o.l after the life celebration and hasn't been seen since. Despite making many enquiries, Stevie can find no trace of him. Her concern betrays her strong feelings for Alex—feelings she is finding it harder and harder to deny…
Over on Killarney, Sally and Sandra are bearing the brunt of Harry's controlling behaviour. Determined that the Ryan empire continue despite Nick's death, Harry quickly sets about organizing his grandson's future. Sally and Harrison are to stay on at Killarney under his watchful eye. Sally almost accepts his offer, but decides that her independence is more important than Harry's money and returns to Melbourne. But Sandra senses that Harry won't take Sally's 'no' for an answer…
Kate and Jodi are stepping on eggshells around Tess at the moment, and for Kate, Nick's death is uncharted territory. She's never known anyone who died before. And when a batch of newly born chicks dies on her watch she pours all her energy into saving the one surviving chick.
Tess finally gets the courage to read Nick's posthumous letter. From the letter, Tess draws the strength to emotionally welcome the new baby, and heads off to Fisher for an ultra sound, later delightedly announcing to the others that she's having a girl. | | | |
| 138 :05x32 - New Beginnings (Nov/23/2005) | | Alex and Sandra face death in a blazing inferno, while both Stevie and Tess are tormented by their dreams. | | | |
Season 6 | | | | | | |
| 141 :06x03 - Kiss Of Death (Mar/01/2006) | | Stevie is trying to deal with the fact that Alex, now engaged to Fiona, will never be hers, but she's not coping with it at all. She ends up bringing home a very young guy for the night, which causes Tess to worry. | | Guest Stars: Doris Younane as Moira Doyle, John Jarratt as Terry Dodge, Michelle Langstone as Fiona Webb, John Atkinson as John McIver, Rebecca Hall (1) as Dana Rivers, Daniel Feuerriegel as Leo Coombes, Breanne Bergs as Anna (Rob's Wife), Frank Cwiertniak as Rob's Father, Drew McWatters as Max (Rob's Son) | Director: Arnie Custo
Writer: Sally Webb | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 151 :06x13 - The Trouble With Harry (Jun/14/2006) | | Jody fumbles with her cell phone while driving and gets into an accident that may change her relationship with Alex forever. A Japanese contingent interested in starting a relationship with Drovers Run has some concerns. | | Guest Stars: Michelle Langstone as Fiona Webb, Simone Buchanan as Amy Tanaka, Joe Petruzzi as Local Cop [Tony], Kentaro Hara as Daichi Tanaka, Kuni Hashimoto as Mr Yamaguchi, Go Koganemaru as Mr Koiso, Fumito Arai as Mr Umero, David O'brien (1) as Policeman #2, James Edward as Hospital Morgue Employee, Alex Skordas as Crash Investigator #1, Graham Roberts as Crash Investigator #2 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 157 :06x19 - The Great Temptation (Aug/09/2006) | | Regan makes a simple mistake which has grim results for Drovers Run and her happiness. | | Guest Stars: Doris Younane as Moira Doyle, Dustin Clare as Riley Ward, Michelle Langstone as Fiona Ryan, Steven Vidler as Hugh Doyle, Peter Hardy as Phil Rakich, Patrick Frost as Neil Thompson, Sandie Walton as Racer #3, Bernard Dall'aglio as Racer #4, Sarah Willoughby as Racer #5, Phil Monaghan as Truckie, Deborah Willoughby as Racer #1, Toby Collins as Racer #2, Gregory Willoughby as Racer #6, madeleine Willoughby as Racer #7, Gary Heath as Racer #8, Bronwyn Heath as Racer #9, Tom Willoughby as Racer #10 | Director: Declan Eames (1)
Writer: David Warner (1) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 163 :06x25 - Old Wrongs (Oct/11/2006) | Stevie's daughter Rose arrives to stay for a month for work-study, but her demeanor toward Stevie is frosty cold.
A celebration on the founding of Gungellan is being planned, and Jodi is determined to prove that the towns foremothers had a large part in history. | | Guest Stars: Doris Younane as Moira Doyle, Dustin Clare as Riley Ward, Michelle Langstone as Fiona Ryan, Basia A'Hern as Rose Hall-Smith, Peter Hardy as Phil Rakich, Rebecca Lavelle as Bindy Martin, Craig Ball as Joseph Rakich, Sarah Vandenbergh as Henrietta McLeod, Patrick Frost as Neil Thompson, Carmel Johnson as Beth Martin, Joshua Kurtzner as John McLeod (child), Alyssa Shinnick as Emma McLeod (child), Graham Bramley as 1850s Drover, Tom Redden as 1850s Buyer, Robert Shook (1) as Farmhand | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 169 :06x31 - Risk (Nov/22/2006) | | Dave is offered a research job in Africa, but has conflicting feelings about leaving Gungellan. Kate prepares for her speech at the Young Farmer's Award competition and discovers who really knows her best. | | Guest Stars: Doris Younane as Moira Doyle, Dustin Clare as Riley Ward, Peter Hardy as Phil Rakich, Nicholas Ely as Local Journalist #2, Tamara Lee (1) as Photographer #1, Roger Newcome as MC, Timothy Solly as Finalist, Giles Matthews as DJ, Rhiannon Owen as Local Journalist #1 | Director: Arnie Custo
Writer: Chris McCourt, Margaret Wilson | | | |
| 170 :06x32 - Twenty Questions (Nov/29/2006) | | A vengeful stalker threatens to destroy Drovers Run, and Dave and Kate find true love at last. | | Guest Stars: Doris Younane as Moira Doyle, Dustin Clare as Riley Ward, Michelle Langstone as Fiona Ryan, Gillian Alexy as Taylor Geddes, John Stanton as Bryce Redstaff, Jonathon Pasvolsky as Matt Bosnich, Carmel Johnson as Beth Martin, Phil Monoghan as Dennis, Mikke Rogers as Cupid, Samang Chan as Removalist's Offsider | Director: Arnie Custo
Writer: Chris Hawkshaw | | | |
Season 7 |
| 171 :07x01 - Second Chances (Feb/07/2007) | | Jodi's life becomes complicated when Matt (who's previous identity was "Rob") shows up at Drovers Run. Tayler's anger is still alive as she refuses help that Regan is offering. The rivalry between Matt and Riley causes some catastrophic problems. | | Guest Stars: Doris Younane as Moira Doyle, Matt Passmore as Marcus Turner, Jonathon Pasvolsky as Matt Bosnich, Reece Horner as Nat | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 175 :07x05 - Reaching Out (Mar/07/2007) | Jodi questions her sanity when she is haunted by visions of her ancestor Emma McLeod and a murdered convict.
Alex, angry that Marcus lied to him for so long, is doing his best to not deal with the fact that he and Marcus are brothers.
Meanwhile, Patrick accidentally destroys a historic trophy belonging to Drovers Run, and Tayler is injured while secretly training one of Stevie's brumbies
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: Doris Younane as Moira Doyle, Matt Passmore as Marcus Turner, Jonathon Pasvolsky as Matt Bosnich, Michael Piccirilli as Wyn Rakich | | | |
| 176 :07x06 - Returned Favour (Mar/14/2007) | Riley and Matt both declare their love for Jodi, but who will she choose?
Stevie risks losing Alex when she helps Marcus with a secret cattle deal.
Jodi has an overnight vigil in the national park with Matt, when her horse Tucker is bitten by a tiger snake.
Tayler gets the wrong message from Riley.
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: Doris Younane as Moira Doyle, Matt Passmore as Marcus Turner, Jonathon Pasvolsky as Matt Bosnich | | | |
| 177 :07x07 - Of Hearts and Hunters (Mar/21/2007) | For Jodi and Matt, love is blossoming, and the Drovers' world as a whole is looking remarkably sunny. Jodi suggests Matt move in permanently, and we find Matt making plans to ask Jodi to marry. But Jodi faces a gut-wrenching decision when Matt is forced back into witness protection - will she choose love over Drovers Run?
It's sibling rivalry gone mad when Marcus and Alex compete to woo Stevie.
Kate returns to Drovers Run for a funeral - but whose funeral is it?
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: Doris Younane as Moira Doyle, Matt Passmore as Marcus Turner, Jonathon Pasvolsky as Matt Bosnich, John Atkinson as Roger, Michael Piccirilli as Wyn Rakich, Joey Kennedy as Irene, Alan Heath as Trooper | | | |
| 178 :07x08 - Climb Every Mountain (Apr/11/2007) | Kate has a hard time coming to grips with the fact her best friend is truly gone and decides to investigate the case herself. When she tries to get Meg to join her cause, Kate is rebuffed. Meg wants to leave the investigation to the police. Kate is increasingly distressed by everybody's attitudes to Jodi's death, they all seem to be moving on.
Meanwhile Stevie has taken over a meeting that Jodi organised with Natural Resource Management, to tackle a weed problem on Killarney and Drovers. Though schmoozing suits is not Stevie's strong point, she is determined not to let Jodi down.
Facing sudden competition from Marcus, Alex takes drastic action to prove how much he loves Stevie.
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: Sonia Todd as Meg Fountain, Matt Passmore as Marcus Turner, Jonathon Pasvolsky as Matt Bosnich, John Atkinson as Roger, Ian Bliss as Detective Montello, Frank Sweet as Darren | Director: Richard Jasek
Writer: Michaeley O'Brien | | | |
| 179 :07x09 - Sisters are Doing It For Themselves (Apr/18/2007) | Regan tries to reconcile with her wild-at-heart sister, Grace, after Grace inherits part-ownership of Drovers Run from Jodi.
New couple Alex and Stevie can't keep their hands off each other, but Stevie convinces Alex that she wants to keep their relationship a secret for a bit longer but they quickly prove themselves to be utterly hopeless at staying low-key.
In charge of looking after Drovers, Kate throws herself back into work with a vengeance, it's obvious she's missed the farm while she's been away. Her zealousness, however, manages to get Marcus off-side.
Meanwhile, Riley is seduced by a sexy cowgirl, with disastrous results.
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: Abi Tucker as Grace Kingston, Samantha Tolj as Heather Richardson, Rebecca Hall (1) as Dana, Steve Turner (2) as Choffa, Gerald O'Dea as Buyer, Jime Pike as Announcer, Saxon Cordeaux as Groupie | | | |
| 180 :07x10 - Rules Of Engagement (Apr/25/2007) | Alex's plan to propose to Stevie goes horribly wrong when a series of accidents and disasters threatens to ruin their relationship. Meanwhile, Kate and Riley are caught in a game of theft and deception over stray cattle as Moira finds herself on a date with Phil Rakich. Tayler has a crush on Riley, with humiliating results.
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: Peter Hardy as Phil Rakich, Kelly Butler as Peta Morgan, Peter Rodgers as Don Martin, Steve Turner (2) as Farmer #1, Philip Dodd as Sergeant Oliver, Matt Connelly as Gerry The Waiter, Brendan Rock as Farmer #2 | | | |
| 181 :07x11 - Bloodlines (May/02/2007) | When Grace makes an unexpected return to Drover's Run, Regan tries her best to convince her sister to make her stay permanent.
When sheep rustlers steal Drovers' breeding stock, Grace and Stevie takes the law into their own hands
Kate becomes obsessed with organising Stevie and Alex's wedding, as a way of mending her own broken heart but when Stevie bluntly reminds her whose wedding she's planning, Kate has a meltdown before making the decision to return to Africa.
Moira becomes more enamoured of Phil but the path of true love does not run smooth, as Moira is too embarrassed to let anyone know they are dating.
Alex asks Marcus to be his best man after Nick can't make it to the wedding. Marcus, however, is offended  feeling that he's a poor second choice.
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: Peter Hardy as Phil Rakich, Stephen Holt as Security Guard, Todd Lasance as Brad, Brett Sheerin as Nathan Passmore | | | |
| 182 :07x12 - Warts And All (May/09/2007) | Stevie is not enjoying becoming the new Mrs Alex Ryan. It is clear there are responsibilities that her new position brings, a feeling that is reinforced both by Bryce and Beth Martin, who insists on bringing Stevie on a committee as Killarney's newest representative.
Bryce has arrived for the engagement party, bearing with him a pre-nup for the happy couple. Aware that Alex won't be keen on the idea, Bryce tries to enlist Marcus to help. Marcus refuses to help Bryce, and concentrates instead on buying his dream racehorse, Trailblazer. Bryce offers to put up some cash, in exchange for Marcus doing his bidding with the pre-nup.
Phil surprises Moira with the news he has secretly bought the truckstop. Now they can work together as well as carry on their relationship. What could be better?
Grace buys a billy goat for the herd, choosing a different animal to the one that Stevie suggested despite Tayler's urging.
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: John Stanton as Bryce Redstaff, Peter Hardy as Phil Rakich, Carmel Johnson as Beth Martin, Denis Noble as Denny Faulkner, Chris Koch (1) as Judy, Margaret Bicknell as Elaine, Michelle Nightingale as Pip | | | |
| 183 :07x13 - Conflicts Of Interest (May/16/2007) | The girls fight to stop Drovers Run becoming the site of a toxic waste dump, but loyalties are tested when Grace forces Regan to choose between her family and her rekindled relationship with her married lover who is in charge of site testing
Meanwhile, Alex takes drastic action to lodge his marriage licence application in time.
Phil's cost-cutting at the truck stop backfires when he fires Patrick so he can re-hire him on a new workplace agreement.
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: Peter Hardy as Phil Rakich, Julian Garner as Lyle Dolman Irwin, Emma Harrison (1) as Susan, Rodney Van Der Wall as Sanjay Varma, Gerald O'Dea as Truckstop Customer, Krew Boylan as Ava, Iain McGuire as Fred, Zeljka Klindzic as Hilda, Heath Palumbo as Bore Worker #1, Wayne Hammat as Bore Worker #2, Doug Bear as Bore Worker #3 | | | |
| 184 :07x14 - Flesh and Stone (May/30/2007) | Grace kidnaps a government official to prevent the toxic dump going ahead. Regan fights to save Drovers Run, as her relationships with Grace and Lyle reach crisis point. Phil thinks Riley is having an affair with Moira, and is determined to fight for his girl. Tayler and Patrick use guerrilla tactics to stop the toxic dump going ahead.
Source: australiantelevision.net | | Guest Stars: Peter Hardy as Phil Rakich, Julian Garner as Lyle Dolman Irwin, Matt Potter as Neville Sutcliffe, Iain McGuire as Fred, Heath Palumbo as Bore Worker #1, Wayne Hammat as Bore Worker #2, Doug Bear as Bore Worker #3, Nick Bennett (1) as Driver | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
Season 8 |
| 203 :08x01 - Aftermath (Jul/23/2008) | | It's been five days since the accident, Grace, Patrick and Tayler have survived but Riley is missing, Kate fears that his body was dragged away by the river. | | | |
| 204 :08x02 - The Pitfalls of Love (Jul/30/2008) | | Grace and Marcus become trapped at the bottom of a mine shaft, soon Grace starts to hallucinate and she and Marcus almost give into their passion. | | | |
| 205 :08x03 - Wild Ride (Aug/06/2008) | | Stevie's wild-harted rodeo friend Sharon comes to Drovers, but the girls soon realise they are no longer on the same wavelength. | | | | | | |
| 207 :08x05 - Stand By Me (Unknown/Unaired) | | Moira Struggles with her feelings for Phil and worries that she might have been too harsh when her curse on him comes back to haunt her. | | | |
| 208 :08x06 - Close Enough to Touch (Unknown/Unaired) | | Stevie is over the moon as Alex returns, but her joy is short lived as a heavy piece a curshes him and he dies in Stevie's arms, she later goes into labour on her own, as Moira senses this she finds Stevie and she gives birth to a baby boy, she can't bare to look at him because he remind her too much of Alex. | | | |
| 209 :08x07 - Bringing up Wombat (Unknown/Unaired) | | Stevie decides to move to Killarney with her baby who she won't let go of, and won't let anyone hold him, she's not coping after the death of Alex, the girls try to talk her into returning to Drovers. | | | |
| 210 :08x08 - Three Sisters (Unknown/Unaired) | | Jaz's return to Drovers Run seems to reawaken old tentions amongst the McLeod sisters. Grace and Jaz continue to clash, leaving Regan stuck in the role of peacemaker. | | | |
| 211 :08x09 - Damned (Unknown/Unaired) | | The girls try to stop a massive dam from being built upstream. Jaz is threatened by a pro-dam farmer, who threatens to reveal a secret from her past. | | | |
| 212 :08x10 - Mother Love (Unknown/Unaired) | | Tayler's mother returns and tries to explain why she left and stayed away for 16 years without so much as a word. | | | |
| 213 :08x11 - Bright Lights (Unknown/Unaired) | | Grace, Jaz, Marcus and Frank head off to the city to confront the politician who is responsible a dam proposal that will take away their ground water. | | | |
| 214 :08x12 - Love and Let Die (Unknown/Unaired) | | Stevie and Marcus' lives are put at risk as Frank threatens to detonate a deadly bomb during a town meeting over the controversial dam. | | | |
| 215 :08x13 - A Dog's Life (Unknown/Unaired) | Ben's ex-girlfriend, Monique is playing on his mind. He tries to contact her with no luck, and resigns himself to another day in the district without her. Meanwhile, Marcus has been looking for a new overseer for weeks. Clashing constantly with Ben, neither of them can accept that Ben is right for the job. Marcus isn't offering and Ben wouldn't take it — or so they say.
With the district yard dog trials approaching, Ben is unexpectedly befriended by a border collie dog. Marcus, however, is unaware of this, and unwittingly denies any knowledge about the dog to its irate owner, the burly, heavily tattooed Trevor. When Marcus finds out, he insists they take the highly trained dog back. But when Ben steals the dog back, believing it's being abused, Marcus is furious — Ben has got them into even more trouble.
Source: http://www.australiantelevision.net/mcleod/series8.html | | | |
| 216 :08x14 - My Prince Will Come (2008) | | After finding her show-jumping horse from Europe grazing in the windmill paddock, Jaz discovers she has been personally delivered by Mischa, her ex-boyfriend, who's also a wealthy prince | | | |
| 217 :08x15 - Snogging Frogs (Unknown) | | Mischa confesses to doping Jaz's horse, and although he was doing it for the right reasons, Jaz tells him that they cannot have a future together. | | | |
| 218 :08x16 - The Merry Widow (Unknown) | | The people of Gungellan believe Stevie ad Marcus are dating when there is a picture of them in the newspaper | | | |
| 219 :08x17 - Show Pony (Unknown) | | Jaz attemps to retrain her show-jumping horse Annie to work on the property, but Stevie thinks it's a waste of time and that she is a liability to Drovers, but is there a secret behind Annie's behaviour? | | | |
| 220 :08x18 - Every Move You Make (Unknown) | | When Ingrid's husband Paul continues to stalk and harass her, she becomes worried about the safety of Marcus and her friends | | | |
| 221 :08x19 - Into Thin Air (Unknown) | | Paul becomes more aggressive when he is released from hospital, soon it is discovered that Ingrid's car is at the bottom of a ditch and Ingrid missing. | | | |
| 222 :08x20 - The Show Must Go On (Unknown) | | Phil's musical to Moira 'The Girl from Gungellan' is about to premiere, but Moira overhears a phone message that convinces her that he is having an affair. | | | | | | |
| 224 :08x22 - The Long Paddock (Aug/31/2008) | | In the last ever episode of McLeod's Daughters, the girls fight so save Drovers Run. It's Xander's first birthday and there's a surprise reunion as many return to Drovers, including Meg and Jodi - who is pregnant and decides she wants to move back to Drovers Run for good. | | | |
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