Episode #1.5483 (25 Jun. 2008)

Dan has a hard time taking goodbye in a hurry from everybody, although even Ringo forgives him instantly, the worst being Libby. Karl has got Susan accepted for the drug trial, and she asks... See full summary »

Director:

Jet Wilkinson

Writers:

Jessica Brookman (story), Pete McTighe

Stars:

Brett Tucker, Ryan Moloney, Dan O'Connor

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Brett Tucker	...	Daniel Fitzgerald
Ryan Moloney	...	Toadfish Rebecchi
Dan O'Connor	...	Ned Parker (credit only)
Fletcher O'Leary	...	Mickey Gannon (credit only)
Tom Oliver	...	Lou Carpenter
James Sorensen	...	Declan Napier
Stefan Dennis	...	Paul Robinson
Pippa Black	...	Elle Robinson
Jackie Woodburne	...	Susan Kinski
Alan Fletcher	...	Karl Kennedy
Matthew Werkmeister	...	Zeke Kinski
Sam Clark	...	Ringo Brown
Kym Valentine	...	Libby Kennedy
Blake O'Leary	...	Ben Kirk
Jesse Rosenfeld	...	Marco Silvani (credit only)

Storyline

Dan has a hard time taking goodbye in a hurry from everybody, although even Ringo forgives him instantly, the worst being Libby. Karl has got Susan accepted for the drug trial, and she asks equally suspicious Zeke to monitor her case critically. Elle refuses to make up with Paul. Just before their flight for New Zealand boards, Sam sneaks back and gives Libby an envelop for Dan.

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Plot Keywords:

hugging | love

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

25 June 2008 (Australia)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

"I can't keep looking into his eyes, knowing that he's thinking of you"

The tone of this is horribly, hopelessly wrong.We're apparently supposed to see it as a husband choosing his wife over the woman he loves and said wife abandoning him.In fact, it's about a couple who are having an affair in every sense except the actual deed messing about with a vulnerable woman and then acting all superior about it. They stare misty-eyed at each other.They have a ridiculously over the top silent movie farewell scene that seems to last about a third of the episode.And then Libby has the audacity to lord it over Sam for her behaviour as if it's not what she wants.Sam, love, you're better off without him.

Elsewhere, Paul continues to prove Elle wrong by showing that even without money and power he's still rotten to the core, whilst Harold drops a few more hints about what he's been up to recently without actually telling us anything concrete.You cringe every time Lou opens his mouth and annoys him into shutting up.