We're heading back to Wandin Valley in the early eighties: Molly's still alive and she and Brendan are having a visit from Brendan's parents. Something is up.
How did ACP deal with dementia? We're joined by Dr Marita Long from Dementia in Practice is going to let us know whether their eighties interpretation of the illness is on the money.
And, Melanie looks at the extraordinary career of the bloke who plays Brendan's Dad (who popped up before on this pod as Baker McKay!) - Ron Graham - whoo happens to be the actual dad of Australian TV royalty.
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Season 4 Episode 47 So Close Yet So Far Away Part 1 https://7plus.com.au/a-country-practice?episode-id=CNP-237&startAt=2822
Season 4 Episode 48 So Close Yet So Far Away Part 2 https://7plus.com.au/a-country-practice?episode-id=CNP-237&startAt=2823
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