Episode #1.5510 (1 Aug. 2008)

Dinner guest Angus is told discretely by Susan and Ringo, and openly, almost constantly by Zeke, he's far from welcome in their home and Rachel's life. Declan makes her welcome in his ... See full summary »

Director:

Jonathan Geraghty

Writers:

Reg Watson (creator), Jessica Brookman (story),

Stars:

Stefan Dennis, Pippa Black, Jackie Woodburne

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Stefan Dennis	...	Paul Robinson (credit only)
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 (credit only)
Natalie Hoflin	...	Carmella Cammeniti (as Natalie Blair)
Sarah May	...	Chloe Cammeniti
David Hoflin	...	Oliver Barnes
Brett Tucker	...	Daniel Fitzgerald
Dan O'Connor	...	Ned Parker (credit only)
Fletcher O'Leary	...	Mickey Gannon (credit only)

Storyline

Dinner guest Angus is told discretely by Susan and Ringo, and openly, almost constantly by Zeke, he's far from welcome in their home and Rachel's life. Declan makes her welcome in his bedroom, while Oliver isn't welcomed anywhere. Elle's newspaper picture of Angus kissing Rachel during street cricket 'inspires' vandals. Didge gives in to Rachel's plea to ask if Angus can get a job at the gym. Then she bumps into wheelchair stud Josh at school. To Harold's relief, Kate accepts to join him without elaborate planning.

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Plot Keywords:

wheelchair | dinner | kissing | abuse | love | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 August 2008 (Australia)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

"I think you've caused this family enough distress"

So, Angus' return to Ramsay Street.(At least that's what it's billed as-I don't actually remember him ever being there before.)Mixed reactions from the residents:Susan is being two-faced, Zeke is being his usual narrow-minded, judgemental self.And Rachel is asking Bridget for some favours that she really has no right to be asking.Only Ringo is keeping quiet(well, and Libby-pretty much all episode)but he seems to be hiding some aggression.Maybe he's responsible for the graffiti at the end...although it's understandable that he disapproves of Rachel skipping school.

And...oh dear, Declan and Bridget.Great as friends, completely lacking in chemistry as a couple, despite attempts to convince us they're in love.Would Rebecca really let them share a room?Is space really at that much of a premium?Oliver's behaviour towards Carmella borders on the unhealthy.

Oh-and we say farewell to Harold.Again.At least he's got Kate for company.