Another week, another set of spoilers:
BBC One Liners
12 Feb Brian is in no mood to make decisions, and will some neighbourly do-gooding backfire?
13 Feb Things are looking up for David and Ruth, and Justin’s ears are pricked up.
14 Feb Freddie is setting the stage for Valentine’s, and Ruairi is making a pact.
15 Feb Where there’s a Will, there’s a way to talk. And there’s speculation about last night.
16 Feb Alice is trying to keep all the plates spinning, and can Brian swallow his pride?
17 Feb Noluthando takes a trip down memory lane, and Alice gets some tough love.
Credits
Sun 12/2/2023, Mon 13/2/2023, Tue 14/2/2023, Wed 15/2/2023, Thu 16/2/2023, Fri 17/2/2023
Writer, Sarah Hehir
Director, Jenny Stephens
Editor, Jeremy Howe
Brian Aldridge: Charles Collingwood
David Archer: Timothy Bentinck
Ruth Archer: Felicity Finch
Alice Carter: Hollie Chapman
Ruairi Donovan: Arthur Hughes
Justin Elliott: Simon Williams
Will Grundy: Philip Molloy
Jakob Hakansson: Paul Venables
Paul Mack: Joshua Riley
Kate Madikane: Perdita Avery
Noluthando Madikane: Mogali Masuku
Kirsty Miller: Annabelle Dowler
Freddie Pargetter: Toby Laurence
Roy Tucker: Ian Pepperell
Julianne Wright: Lisa Bowerman
Lisa: Katherine Jakeways
Radio Times Ambridge Diary 12th – 17th February 2023
Brian is struggling to organise Jenny's funeral and wishes everyone would stop fussing over him, but Roy & Kirsty can't help themselves.
In these challenging days, Brian could be about to make a rash decision, Ruairi tests Alice's patience after his recent social embarrassment, but she won't give up on him, unlike Julianne, who seems less than impressed.
David & Ruth put everything aside for Valentine's Day – until a letter arrives about the land for sale, and David can't help but be distracted.
Freddie helps out an old friend who's unlucky in love. It seems Freddie may have just the answer.....
Daily Mail Weekend Magazine Archers Update 12th – 17th February 2023
Brian broods – as well he might – over his cavalier attitude to Jenny.
Marriage was, for her, often a pillow full of tears; gallantly, she’d dry her eyes and soldier on, making the best of things.
Now, racked by guilt and grief, the ageing widower can’t bring himself to organise her funeral and scuttles away at the sight of any Ambridgers offering him a shoulder to cry on.
The only person Brian really wants to deal with is Ruairi, who – as we all know – But Brian doesn’t – has his reasons for being evasive.
As the family wade through a somewhat polluted lake of bitter tears,
other villagers doll themselves up ahead of Valentine’s Day,
while Freddie cues up tracks and gets ready to play Cupid at The Bull.
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So more misery, with added woman who met Jennifer about three times in her life and is miserable about something else as well as a death in the family.