Episode #1.5494 (10 Jul. 2008)

Elle refuses to believe Oliver, so he's dumped. Paul grants Nicole newspaper archives access, guessing she's helping Toadie snooping for the arsonist. They actually suspect Jay, who 'saved'... See full summary »

Director:

Jovita O'Shaughnessy

Writers:

Reg Watson (creator), Sarah Mayberry,

Stars:

Eloise Mignon, Tom Oliver, Jane Hall

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Eloise Mignon	...	Bridget Parker
Tom Oliver	...	Lou Carpenter (credit only)
Jane Hall	...	Rebecca Napier
James Sorensen	...	Declan Napier
Stefan Dennis	...	Paul Robinson
Pippa Black	...	Elle Robinson
Jackie Woodburne	...	Susan Kinski
Alan Fletcher	...	Dr. Karl Kennedy (credit only)
Caitlin Stasey	...	Rachel Kinski
Matthew Werkmeister	...	Zeke Kinski
Sam Clark	...	Ringo Brown
Kym Valentine	...	Libby Kennedy
Blake O'Leary	...	Ben Kirk
Carla Bonner	...	Stephanie Hoyland
Jesse Rosenfeld	...	Marco Silvani (credit only)

Storyline

Elle refuses to believe Oliver, so he's dumped. Paul grants Nicole newspaper archives access, guessing she's helping Toadie snooping for the arsonist. They actually suspect Jay, who 'saved' four other families resembling Steph and Charlie. Ringo and Rachel tell Donna they told the police about her.

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Plot Keywords:

fire

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

10 July 2008 (Australia)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

"She's blonde and she's built.And you're Paul Robinson."

So, the quest for the arsonist goes on and by the end of the episode everyone knows it's Jay.Everyone apart from Steph, who's fallen for a guy she barely knows and is sticking her head in the sand.That's what you get for taking relationship advice from Libby.Interesting that it takes Nicola to point out the blindingly obvious evidence to Toadie. She is actually likable when the two of them are together and it's shaping up to be an interesting combination.Paul and Elle are also on the case but Jay's story about a fire in West Waratah is a bit odd.For a moment it seems to be significant, perhaps providing motivation, but then it turns out to be a pretty pointless lie.If the guy likes getting hailed as a hero, why was he afraid of publicity?

The casting department really need to do a better job of picking actors that compliment each other.After making us squint to tell Sweeney Young from Dean Geyer, they've now cast similar looking actresses as Nicola and Donna.And the ploy of welcoming someone back from a trip we've never heard of to explain why we haven't seen them for nearly two weeks is used for Zeke.Ah well...