Wee Jock; Hamish's dog. After Wee Jock dies, he is replaced by another dog named simply "Jock". Recurring characters Jon Croft as Malkie Clunie (Series 1); The Major's groundsman and gamekeeper. Mona Bruce as Edith ("Edie") (Series 3); The Major's housekeeper. Dolina MacLennan as Flora (Series 1–2); The secretary and receptionist at the local newspaper office, and prolific knitter. Iain McColl as Neil (Series 2–3); Operator of the local omnibus and the small, unstaffed local railway station. Ronnie Letham as Peter (Series 2–3); Station Officer at the local fire station, which is run by trained locals. Ron Donachie as Zoot McPherrin (Series 1–2); Leader of a hippie colony, with various Lochdubh associations. Laurie Ventry as Reverend Alan Snow (Series 2); Local clergyman of undisclosed denomination. Bill Leadbitter as D.I. Willie Bruce (Series 1); Hamish's superior from the Inverness police force. Alex Norton as Duncan Soutar (Series 1–2); Local farmer. Rab Christie as Jimmy Soutar (Series 1–2); Duncan Soutar's son. Sandy McDade as Jean Foley (Series 3); A friend of Isobel's, who along with her nephew, Frankie, leaves Glasgow to stay in Lochdubh. Stephen Henderson as Frankie Bryce (Series 3); Jean's nephew, who comes with her and Isobel to stay in Lochdubh. Episodes Series Overview Series 1 (1995) Series 2 (1996) Series 3 (1997) Home Media Region 1: All three series have been released on DVD in Region 1 from October 25, 2005 to October 23, 2007. Region 2: All three series have been released on DVD in Region 2 from September 5, 2005 to April 24, 2006. Region 4: All three series have been released on DVD in Region 4 from March 21, 2006 to February 7, 2007. References External links The Wee Hamish Macbeth Hamish Macbeth, Gossip from Lochdubh BBC television dramas BBC Scotland television shows 1995 Scottish television series debuts 1997 Scottish television series endings 1990s Scottish television series English-language television shows Television shows set in Scotland Skye and Lochalsh 1990s British comedy-drama television series British comedy-drama television shows 1990s British mystery television series