In the wake of losing both Grace and Kirsty, Alan turns to alcohol to forget. Angus catches his dad buying yet more whisky and gives him an earful, prompting Alan to take control. However, the reunion with Kirsty doesn't go well and his pleas for her to come home fall on deaf ears.
Seeing his father so broken, Angus spends some quality time at home with Alan. It's a turning point, as Alan reminisces over good times and stays sober for the night. However, the next morning, Alan takes on work at the former travellers' site which proves too much for him, driving him back to drink - with potentially fatal consequences.
Meanwhile, Lenny basks in the glory of his new relationship with Erin. When a golden business opportunity comes calling through Erin's former boss, Lenny thinks he is on a winning streak and jumps at the offer - not least because it gives him a chance to get one over on Alex McAllister. However, Lenny is about to find out that all is not as it seems.
Elsewhere, Angus spots a chance to make a fast buck with Bob by selling t-shirts with Buster's catchphrase 'It's Yersel' on them - much to the annoyance of the wrestler.
