Doctor Finlay

What exactly is Sergeant Forbes' vendetta against the Hendersons at Dawes Farm? The consequences draw Dr. Finlay and Dr. Cameron into a bitter conflict and more than they bargained for.

When Dr. Neil visits Mary Thomson on a housecall he becomes concerned as to why previous medical tests have failed to reveal her apparent illness. He becomes more interested in her treatment not aware that the patient's home life might be at the root of the problem. Meanwhile a smallpox scare causes an emergency vaccination programme to be hastily arranged.

Dr. Cameron's work at the German POW camp brings him into political conflict with one of the prisoners. Janet becomes concerned for Dr. Finlay's career at his apparent fondness toward Anne Stewart. Not only is she married, she is also patient of the practice.

Dr. Finlay is concerned about why thirteen-year-old Hannah is acting as mother to her younger sisters, while Dr. Neil is determined to help a young boy dying of tuberculosis. And plans to modernize the surgery have run into financial difficulties.

Dr. Finlay has a macabre revelation after a visit to a remote town house involving a fifteen-year-old mystery. Dr. Neil prepares to leave for Glasgow to take up his new Research role, and Janet prepares to depart Arden House and begins training her replacement.

Dr Cameron seems to be suffering sympathetic wedding nerves as the big day approaches for Janet and Angus; his surprise dinner to mark Janet's last night at Arden House is gatecrashed by Rhona's mother and Aunt.