Quote Originally Posted by phil h
we are getting MOTG here again, I stopped watchin it coz it was repeating, hector was alive again.
anyway started watchin again, and missed a few shows.
there are more Englishmen than scots, should be called Englishmen of the glen.
even the laird is an English man (again)
anyway, my questions are.
what happened to duncan?
what happened to archie last time I seen him he was off to climb a mountain with his sister.
what happened to lexie, last I seen her she was fancyin archies brother, but still the lairds wife.
where we are upto: ANOTHER Englishman moved in next door, ex-chicken seller, guillies bird (the dancer) just ran off.
P.S. since when did Dr. Who live in the glen?
Phil,
I cannot answer all your questions but, firstly: are you suggesting these people are English because they speak with English accents? If so, you'll find that many Scots, especially from the Aristocracy, who have been educated in England do not speak with Scottish accents. Some of my best Scottish friends, whilst not aristocrats (!), speak with English accents!

Duncan? He left to work in Edinburgh. Sad but true! However, Hamish Clark, the actor playing 'Duncan', told me that he might just be back for one episode in the final series.

Archie? He up-sticked and moved out to New Zealand.

Lexie, followed him but returned for a while. When things started getting a bit too 'hot' for her with Archie's half-brother, by then the Laird, she decided to go back to New Zealand and Archie.

Englishmen are always moving to Scotland!

What a shame Lord Kilwillie left the neighbouring estate when he did. He was a wonderful Scottish character, who had a soft-spot for Molly, but his accent was more English than that of most Englishmen!!