Episode #1.4372 (13 Mar. 2007)

Only Tony can get Lucas to get up and meet his mates again, but Rick drags him into the girls' helpline fund-raising plan for a 'nearly' nude boys calendar, like Drew and Tony; Belle steps ... See full summary »

Director:

Geoffrey Nottage

Writer:

Sandy Webster

Stars:

Kate Ritchie, Lyn Collingwood, Ada Nicodemou

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Kate Ritchie	...	Sally Fletcher
Lyn Collingwood	...	Colleen Smart
Ada Nicodemou	...	Leah Patterson-Baker
Tim Campbell	...	Dan Baker
Indiana Evans	...	Matilda Hunter
Mark Furze	...	Ric Dalby
Sharni Vinson	...	Cassie Turner
Jodi Gordon	...	Martha Holden
Jon Sivewright	...	Tony Holden
Rhys Wakefield	...	Lucas Holden
Jessica Tovey	...	Belle Taylor
Bob Morley	...	Drew Curtis
Chris Sadrinna	...	Brad Armstrong
Michael Dekkula	...	Steve Warmer
Megan Bertolatti	...	Mia Brannson

Storyline

Only Tony can get Lucas to get up and meet his mates again, but Rick drags him into the girls' helpline fund-raising plan for a 'nearly' nude boys calendar, like Drew and Tony; Belle steps in when the real photographer cancels last-minute. Lush Martha's paranoia estranges even Sal.

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Plot Keywords:

undressing | swimsuit | towel | bare chested male | beach

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

13 March 2007 (Australia)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

"You know what's going to happen here, don't you?I'm going to end up nude again.You girls do this to me every time."

So, Summer Bay's manhood find another excuse to appear in the all-together.In front of a teenage girl with a camera.And just about anyone else who happens to wander through.Although if Ric's as keen to take part as Cassie and Matilda suggest, why's he the only one wearing anything?

Although Lucas' latest attempt at self-destructing probably isn't doing him any good, it is nevertheless true that Belle and Drew have treated him appallingly and he's got every right to be upset with them. So flaunting their relationship in front of him probably wasn't a good idea.Even if his response is a bit extreme.

Martha is actually spot on when she accuses Sally of betraying her-telling Brad her private business was a pretty stupid move, although not as stupid as Brad then letting Martha he knew.Odd that Martha apparently considers Sally an adult but not herself.One wonders what Cam is talking about when he says he's protecting his interests-Martha or what she can do for him?His expression when she and Mia are dancing at the end may give some idea.