The Mackinnons was a BBC Scotland drama series, which started in 1977. It starred Bill Simpson as the head of the Mackinnon family, a vet in the fictional Argyll town of Inverglen. It was seen as inhabiting similar terrain to Dr. Finlay's Casebook and Sutherland's Law, but was less successful.
Violence in the night occurs when new people with different attitudes threaten traditional ways in the Western Highlands.
A man from the past arrives with a proposition, one that would change Margaret Mackinnon's life.
A rare bird of prey is the object of covetous eyes, but there are other and more sinister events taking place.
One has heard of a pig in a poke, but might not Attila be a bull in one?
An apparently routine meeting of the Inverglen Syndicate becomes suddenly a matter of acute concern to the Laird and his son.
A new bank manager in Inverglen brings problems - Donald Mackinnon finds a way of solving them!
The Laird's son is charged with culpable homicide, and the evidence against him is compelling.
A businessman from the North of England plans to exploit an area of outstanding natural beauty. There is a local conflict of interest and the matter has an entirely unexpected outcome.
A killer dog on the loose plus an inheritance bring problems to the inhabitants of Inverglen.
Donald Mackinnon becomes involved in a wildlife park - and a plan to cage a husband!
Donald Mackinnon's ex wife becomes a matter of concern, and Donald blames himself.
An Atlantic storm and an isolated farmhouse. The happenings during the few hours that follow are crucial for Donald Mackinnon - and for Ruth.
Roger Wayman is no ordinary man and his chance visit to Inverglen seems likely to alter Donald's and Katharine's lives profoundly.
