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      • Hamish Macbeth (1995) s03e02 Episode Script Deferred Sentence Ah, terrific rates. But the question is do they take wee dogs? Do you think? I just presumed he'd like chocolate. It never occurred to me to ask him first.
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  1. Deferred Sentence. When Hamish takes a trip to the island of Lagga Laggas to stay with Father McPhail he has to pretend to be Jewish so as not to get caught up in the religious animosity between the father and his opposite number Enoch Mcduff,neither of whom seen to be popular amongst the islanders... Read all.

    • (124)
    • Comedy, Crime, Drama
    • Nicholas Renton
    • 1997-03-23
  2. Hamish Macbeth. Series 3: 2. Deferred Sentence. In this archive drama a dog is given chocolate as a treat. Chocolate is toxic for dogs and they should not eat it. Eating any may require...

  3. Deferred Sentence. In this archive drama a dog is given chocolate as a treat. Chocolate is toxic for dogs and they should not eat it. Eating any may require veterinary treatment. Hamish...

  4. Mar 23, 1997 · BBC One - Hamish Macbeth, Series 3, Deferred Sentence. Hamish Macbeth. Home. Episodes. Watch now. Deferred Sentence. Series 3. Episode 2 of 8. Hamish takes a holiday on...

  5. Hamish Macbeth Episode guide for Deferred Sentence: reviews, behind the scenes information and stories, actor biographies, merchandise.

  6. weta.org › hamish-macbeth › 02-deferred-sentence02 - Deferred Sentence | WETA

    02 - Deferred Sentence. Hamish investigates a twenty-year-old mystery which has divided the island of Lagga-Laggas, whilst trying to avoid becoming embroiled in the rivalry between Father McPhail and his adversary, Enoch McDuff.

  7. Apr 13, 2022 · 02 - Deferred Sentence. Season 3 Episode 2 | 50m 4s |. My List. Hamish investigates a twenty-year-old mystery which has divided the island of Lagga-Laggas, whilst trying to avoid...

    • 50 min
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