Ep 6. Rosehaven S3:E6
- February 27, 2019
"Rosehaven" is an Australian comedy series that follows the lives of Daniel McCallum and Emma Dawes, two best friends running a real estate business in the fictional town of Rosehaven. In season 3, episode 6, Daniel and Emma face a new set of challenges as they navigate their personal and professional lives.
In this episode, titled "The Trouble with Harry," Daniel is faced with a difficult decision when his estranged father Harry shows up unexpectedly in Rosehaven. Harry, who has been absent for most of Daniel's life, comes bearing gifts and a desire to reconnect with his son. However, Daniel is hesitant to let him back into his life, wary of the pain and disappointment he has caused in the past.
Meanwhile, Emma is dealing with her own family issues as her mother arrives in town with a surprise announcement. Emma is excited to hear that her mother has finally found love, but is taken aback when she discovers who the new man in her life is. Emma struggles to come to terms with this new development and is uncertain how to react.
As Daniel and Emma navigate their respective familial challenges, they must also deal with a new client with an unusual request. The client, a local farmer, asks them to sell a property that seems to be haunted by the ghost of his deceased wife. Daniel and Emma are skeptical, but agree to take on the challenge in the hopes of making a quick sale.
As the episode unfolds, Daniel and Emma must find a way to resolve their family issues while also trying to solve the mystery of the haunted property. Along the way, they encounter a cast of quirky characters, including a local biker gang and a group of ghost hunters, who add to the chaos and hilarity.
Overall, "The Trouble with Harry" is a heartwarming and funny episode that delves into the complexities of family relationships and the challenges of small-town living. With its charming characters and offbeat humor, "Rosehaven" continues to be a standout comedy series that highlights the unique quirks of life in rural Australia.
