the one for the character Archie MacDonald in the season 6-7 column) indicates the character did not appear in the relevant season(s) at all. Season Status: If a character has more than one season status in one cell, then the status appears in the following format: (season,status/season,status), for example: (1,s/2,r) (g) indicates that the character was a guest in the relevant season having appeared in just one or two episodes that relevant season. (r) indicates that the character was a regular in the relevant season (appearing in over 70% of the season), but did not have a star status. (e) indicates that the character is classed as neither a guest nor a regular having appeared in over 2 episodes and less than 75% of the episodes in that season.</blockquote> </noinclude> Notes A character called "Badger" appeared with no lines in seasons 2-3. The actor's name is George Carson, not Angus Lennie who portrayed the character in seasons 4-5. In season 5, it was mentioned that Lennie's character had the real name of Hamish, therefore the name 'Badger' may be a nickname for the butler at Kilwillie Castle and could mean that the character that appeared in seasons 2-3 is different from the character in seasons 4-5. George Carson's grandson, Creag Carson also had a role in Monarch of the Glen, but his scene was deleted before airing. In season 5, Badger made one uncredited appearance with no lines. In season 6, the character was credited as "Derek", despite being credited as "Dougal" in season 5 and being called Dougal'' by the characters in all three of his episodes through the show. Often, minor child parts – in this case, Cameron – are played by twins to avoid overworking the children. Although the character appeared in five episodes, the character had no lines. Monarch of the Glen characters