Episode #1.4647 (27 May 2008)

Annie drags Geoff to Nicole's party, but he tells Melody he won't put them in a risky position. As she won't see sense, he breaks up with her. Aden takes pity on Nicole and stays to prevent... See full summary »

Director:

Rebecca Barry

Writer:

Margaret Wilson

Stars:

Lyn Collingwood, Ada Nicodemou, Indiana Evans

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Lyn Collingwood	...	Colleen Smart
Ada Nicodemou	...	Leah Patterson-Baker
Indiana Evans	...	Matilda Hunter
Jodi Gordon	...	Martha Mackenzie
Paul O'Brien	...	Jack Holden
Amy Mathews	...	Rachel Armstrong
Jessica Tovey	...	Belle Taylor
Charlotte Best	...	Annie Campbell
Lincoln Lewis	...	Geoff Campbell
Todd Lasance	...	Aden Jefferies
Conrad Coleby	...	Roman Harris
Josh Quong Tart	...	Miles Copeland
Tessa James	...	Nicole Franklin
Felix Dean	...	VJ Patterson
Celeste Dodwell	...	Melody Jones

Storyline

Annie drags Geoff to Nicole's party, but he tells Melody he won't put them in a risky position. As she won't see sense, he breaks up with her. Aden takes pity on Nicole and stays to prevent havoc and clean up. Martha decides against a test to determine if Roman or Jack is the father, she'll tell neither.

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Plot Keywords:

drinking | party

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

27 May 2008 (Australia)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

"I can't believe this is happening.Then again, this is my life, of course I wouldn't know who the father is."

No-one has a good time of it relationship wise in this episode and most of it is their own fault.Jack and Martha continue their inability to get a break with Martha back to her immature best, deciding her best course of action is to lie to Jack about the possible paternity of her baby.It's ironic that this comes right after Jack announcing the most important thing is honesty.

Geoff doesn't come out of the episode much better;whilst his initial speech to Melody is understandable, his decision to break up with her seems both cruel and cowardly.He can't seriously believe her mother will treat her any better just because he isn't around so it seems more likely he's just doing what's easiest for him.

Nicole once again proves far more interesting and likable when she finds herself out of her depth but it's ironic that once again it's a rare act of kindness that causes trouble.By the end of the episode, Aden may have more than one reason to regret telling Axel to sleep it off.Still, if the truth does come out it might give Leah a reason to smile.