In pictures: Top 100 episodes of McLeod's Daughters ranked from worst to best as voted by super fans
If there was ever any doubt McLeod's Daughters is one of the most beloved Australian shows of all time, the Great Australian Binge has indisputably proved the drama is our most loved.
Here, we've collated the full countdown for your viewing pleasure – ranking the top 100 episodes ever.
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So put on your cowgirl boots and take another adventure to Drover's Run as we countdown the series' most iconic McLeod's Daughters episodes.
Did your fave make the list? Scroll through to see.
100. Season 1 Episode 8: Stir Crazy
A steamy night gives away Meg's secret lover, and Claire puts her life on the line against a wild stallion that comes in the night to steal her prized mare.
99. Season 5 Episode 23: Out Of Time
Stevie's relationship with her daughter Rose whom she gave up at birth is one of the shows most emotional storylines.
Rose returns to Drover's for a visit, but this time is accompanied by Michelle, Stevie's sister played by Tara Morice. Michelle and Stevie argue about the decision to tell Rose (Basia A'Hern) the truth - that is that Stevie, not Michelle, is her birth mother.
Michelle begins realizing that Stevie could potentially take away the only child she's had, and the only child she may ever have since she and her husband cannot have children of their own.
98. Season 8 Episode 8: Three Sisters
Grace's world is rocked when her sister Jaz McLeod makes a surprise return to Drover's Run.
Jaz was originally played by The Last Of Us star Anna Torv in Season 4, but is now replaced with Edwina Richardson.
Stevie's cousin Ben sets hearts racing when he also visits town. Patrick is terrified when Tayler wants to have a baby with him. Moira tries to sabotage Phil's relationship with his new 'lady friend'.
97. Season 2 Episode 3: Desperate Measures
Claire's relationship with Peter (Rodger Corser) is deepening. They are spending virtually twenty-four hours a day together as they seek out horses for training... and the time spent together only confirms how much they are starting to feel for each other.
96. Season 1 Episode 13: Love of My Life
When the McLeods' neighbour, Bill Tilson decides to sell up and move to the city, Claire sees the precariousness of her own situation on Drover's Run.
Meg meanwhile is preparing to make her annual tomato chutney. Despite her best efforts it tastes awful and she doesn't understand why.
95. Season 4 Episode 19: Saturn Returns
It's Tess' birthday and she is also ready to get her organic farm status.
A bad batch of contaminated rye bread has Tess hallucinating and making some irrational decisions. Meanwhile, Harry and Sandra ask that Nick father a child for them.
94. Season 2 Episode 9: To Have And To Hold
Claire's relationships are fragmented ... she barely speaks to Becky, and now Tess is living in Melbourne.
When Peter arrives, unsuspecting, she asks him straight out whether he is married and upon learning that he is, she sends him packing.
93. Season 2 Episode 10: Home Is Where The Heart Is
Claire is taking the loss of both Peter and Tess very badly. Unable to raise energy or enthusiasm for anything, including the imminent birth of Blaze's foal, she nonetheless refuses to accept she is suffering from emotional stress.
Things reach crisis point when she decides to sell Drovers and give up all she has known.
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92. Season 2 Episode 2: Through The Looking Glass
Drovers Run has a rabbit infestation and rabbit habits seem to be contagious.
Claire can't get Peter Johnson out of her mind and is worried that, having made the first romantic move towards her, he's now gotten cold feet.
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