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Kenton’s not keen on Jolene’s plan to have a peacock from Elizabeth. He also has radio envy. He’s a little jealous of Harrison’s upcoming appearance on Susan’s Radio Borsetshire slot, showcasing a ‘dreary’ week in the life of a police sergeant; he’s eager to give Harrison tips on what makes a good interview. He feels he would have made a better candidate: the panics and perils of a post-pandemic publican. He has the personality, and the chat.
Jolene misses Eccles, and says yes to one of Elizabeth’s peacocks. She knows Kenton won’t be happy, but she’ll make it a big deal on social media and get the punters onside, so that Kenton won’t be able to object. She’s spotted Fallon’s out of sorts, and is on the verge of ringing her when she has second thoughts. Fallon and Harrison are grown-ups, they don’t need her interfering. She decides to follow Kenton’s advice and let them sort it out between them.
Excited Harrison’s doing some practising for his interview, before clocking with horror that it clashes with his date night. Fallon’s hardly seen him lately… but he’s sure she’ll understand. He’s going to do an interesting spot on the radio show and make Fallon proud.