Rosehaven - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Daniel returns to his rural Tasmanian hometown to help his mother with her real estate business. To his surprise, his best friend Emma turns up on his doorstep on the run from her marriage.
Episode 2
It's Daniel and Emma's first day in the office and already they are facing unique difficulties of running a real estate agency in a small town.
Episode 3
Emma makes life difficult for Daniel by accidently uploading some heavily photo shopped pictures of a property right before it's to be viewed by potential buyers.
Episode 4
Daniel's childhood cubby house has been overrun by his old school bully Bruce. Emma convinces Daniel to confront Bruce and get his cubby house back.
Episode 5
Barbara has returned home & for the first time Mother & Son are working together. Daniel is determined to impress Barbara by expanding McCallum Real Estate's profile within the town by offering free door-to-door appraisals.
Episode 6
Emma is on thin ice with Barbara after allowing a bunch of random strangers to trash her house. Emma is determined to make amends by following Daniel's advice: be more professional.
Episode 7
Daniel has been opening some of Barbara's mail and discovers that McCallum Real Estate is in real financial trouble. He tells Emma he has an idea on how to make some cuts.
Episode 8
Daniel tells Emma that he and his girlfriend Grace are leaving Rosehaven for good. This leaves Emma with the choice of staying on without him or going back to Melbourne to try and get her old job back.
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