What is Harry thinking? Jess and Rachel try to figure out what bee is in Mr Ryan's bonnet, try to remember if they've seen Nick limp before, and discuss the Ryan family's deep dark secret.

Jodie's 18th birthday bash features three kisses, jealous sibling tension, and a parenting crisis for Meg. Who's kissing who? Are we in favor of it? And how much do we love Brick? Find out all that and more in today's episode.

SO. MUCH. DRAMA.

This episode has a car accident, pregnancy scare, a cat funeral, a shooting, a death and a #MeToo revelation that shocks Jodie and is met with disbelief from Meg.

Buckle up, folks, we discuss it aaaallllllllllllllllll.

Drama flares between Jodie and Meg, while Claire and the boys go hunting for a wild boar terrorizing Drover's Run. Plus, a tangent at the end of the episode about the realities of the writer life.

Things get steamy on Drover's Run as wild brumbies stir up more than just the horses. Claire continues to be her emotionally repressed self, though we see her first real sparks with Alex as they battle to retrieve her mare Blaze from the brumbies. Jodie finds out about Meg and Terry in pretty much the worst way possible, and in an ironic twist Becky shows herself to be the most mature person in this episode. :)

A rogue bull, a controversial cappuccino machine, and a shocking revelation about Meg - this episode triggers strong reactions in our hosts! Did you love or hate these storylines? Plus a big moment for Claire and Alex as Claire argues with Harry about what to do regarding their broken boundary fence.

It's Becky's turn for some family drama when her Mum asks her to leave Drover's Run to return to the family truckstop business, Alex and Tess have a mud fight, and we learn Claire's plan for the future of Drover's Run.

Jess's favorite episode so far! Big drama for Claire and her beloved horse Sirocco, some sweet Nick moments and a step forward for the sisters' relationship. Jess and Rachel discuss - which McLeod sister is Nick interested in? Which Ryan brother is Tess interested in? And what is the story behind Meg?

Claire buys some skinny sheep and Tess demands more of a say in the running of the farm, while Jodie tries to hide her terrible exam results from Meg. Plus, Rachel morns the death of yet another farm animal in the show, while Jess is just excited to see more of Nick and Alex. :)

Jim Willoughby worked on all eight seasons of McLeod's Daughters, plus a large number of other Australian productions including the classic 'We of the Never Never' and a new movie in 2020 starring Simon Baker of The Mentalist. Listen to Jim's favourite anecdotes from behind the scenes of McLeod's Daughters as he chats with Jess and Rachel!