First Aired: Jan. 20, 2002 on BBC One

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Season 3 » Episode #11 - Episode Eleven

Monarch of the Glen (UK) - 03x11 Episode Eleven
Summary: Someone or something is killing Hector's brown trout. Hector figures out that it is the pike that has been killing the trout and resolves to get rid of it. Hector has never done things the ordinary way and decides that the best way to get rid of the pike is to use plastic explosives. It turns out that this will be a very sad day at Glenbogle.

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Episode Quotes

Archie MacDonald: [hanging up a portrait of Hector on the wall] Is he straight?
Molly MacDonald: As much as he ever was.
Golly: [finding Jo and Killwillie drunk] So much for my inheritance, Hector.
McGregor: The late Mr. MacDonald made a number of wills. In the latest he wrote out the bequests on separate sheets in his own hand, which he was keen for you to read yourselves.
Golly: I'll, uh..."To my liege man Golly, as true a man as I've ever known, I leave what remains of my once-mighty collection of single malt whiskeys, in the hope that he will toast our association every Saint Andrew's Day." That I will, Hector.
Duncan: "To my assistant gillie and court jester Duncan, I leave the entire contents of my wardrobe in the hope that this may encourage him to wear something other than that filthy ki...kilt and moth-eaten cardigan he insists on donning every day." It's not a cardy; it's a fleece. I paid eight quid for that.
Lexie: "To estimable Alexandra, I bequeath a sufficient sum for a new set of saucepans, the remainder to be spent on garments that expose her even more estimable midriff."
Molly: "To my darling wife, best friend and good companion Molly, I bequeath the rest of my goods and effects as well as my ridiculously puny personal holdings in the hope thay they will help her become a very merry widow."
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Trivia

  • SPOILER: The poem Archie recites from at Hector's funeral is "Epitaph on My Ever Honored Father" by Robert Burns (V).
  • The poem Archie recites from at Hector's funeral is "Epitaph on My Ever Honored Father" by Robert Burns (V).