TV Guide BBC Scotland Monday

Sophie McKilligan first appeared on Beechgrove when Carole Baxter went to visit her allotment at Garthdee in Aberdeen. At that time, she was the youngest allotment holder on the site. Carole helped Sophie with her allotment throughout a season and encouraged her to study horticulture. She then attended horticultural college, passing her exams with flying colours and landing her dream job as gardener at Culzean Castle. This edition catches up with Sophie at Culzean, where she now oversees the grand north walled garden

Food and Beverage Manager Janet is offered a new role at the park. At the hotel, it's wedding season and the small but dedicated team needs to pull out all the stops to make sure Jacqueline and Claire's big day runs smoothly. An impromptu visit to the site leads to a new holiday home for Georgia

It is the biggest weekend of the year for newly promoted Laura Wallace, as the new Entertainments Manager has not one, but two sell-out shows, and her team need to pull out all the stops to turn the venue around in time. The Burntisland Highland Games are back on the Bay after a three-year break, and Andrew and John take a dance down memory lane

Bit-part actor and only child Richard travels back from London to his family home in the Highlands to visit his elderly father Ken a year on from the passing of his mum. However, he soon realises his dad might be in need of a bit more full-time help, not that eccentric, strong-willed technophobe Ken would agree. Comedy, starring Gregor Fisher and Greg McHugh

Richard decides the time has come to declutter his father's house of all his junk, but Ken has suspicions over his son's true motives. The arrival of local handyman Mr Oddjob, Richard's former school adversary Craig, complicates matters further as chaos commences. Comedy, starring Gregor Fisher and Greg McHugh

Sam's eyes are opened to a potential spark with Scarlett, but a scheming Caitlin intervenes. Nicole seeks to prove Mikey killed Jonathon, while a concerned Lydia opens up about her pain, only to be interrupted by a family emergency. Maggie helps Drew with his new venture

Eric's patience is tested to the limit when his attempts to recover peacefully from a slightly bungled medical procedure are interrupted by his unruly neighbours. Cathy and Colin arrive, full of sympathy and toting a bottle of wine, while Christine turns up and scolds Beth for forgetting to take her shopping, but is distracted by seeing the prostrate Eric in the couch. Comedy, starring Alex Norton, Arabella Weir, Doon Mackichan, Jonathan Watson and Elaine C Smith

The actress and comedian performs a stand-up show in her home town's Town Hall, with topics ranging from her experiences growing up in the 1980s, to hosting wild karaoke nights in Glasgow in her twenties, as well as revisiting some of her favourite characters