Episode #1.5520 (15 Aug. 2008)

Mikey tells the Parkers, Jake and Callum via a video posted on the Internet that things are going well in Perth. Hounded by the press, Angus nearly looses his self-control. He finds ... See full summary »

Director:

Jovita O'Shaughnessy

Writers:

Reg Watson (creator), Luke Devenish,

Stars:

Sam Clark, Kym Valentine, Blake O'Leary

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Sam Clark	...	Ringo Brown (credit only)
Kym Valentine	...	Libby Kennedy
Blake O'Leary	...	Ben Kirk (credit only)
Dean Geyer	...	Ty Harper (credit only)
Brett Tucker	...	Daniel Fitzgerald
Fletcher O'Leary	...	Mickey Gannon
Nikki Coghill	...	Miranda Parker
Steve Bastoni	...	Steve Parker
Tom Oliver	...	Lou Carpenter (credit only)
James Sorensen	...	Declan Napier (credit only)
Stefan Dennis	...	Paul Robinson (credit only)
Jackie Woodburne	...	Susan Kinski
Alan Fletcher	...	Karl Kennedy
Caitlin Stasey	...	Rachel Kinski
Matthew Werkmeister	...	Zeke Kinski (credit only)

Storyline

Mikey tells the Parkers, Jake and Callum via a video posted on the Internet that things are going well in Perth. Hounded by the press, Angus nearly looses his self-control. He finds laborer's work in Adelaide and convinces Rachel to join him. When she admits not to have told at home, he turns back and asks her for her final choice. She moves back in with Karl.

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Plot Keywords:

hugging | dog | love | kissing

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 August 2008 (Australia)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

"I'm truly sorry, I should have believed you without any hesitation"

Nice that the cheating plot gets cleared up quickly and we get a rare climbdown from Susan.What exactly were Dan's motives though?Was he trying to get back at Libby through Rachel?Or is he just not up to the job, coming to a snap judgement and not having anybody around to rein him in?Or was he in a bad mood and just decided to take it out on Rachel? In any case, the episode sees the departure of Angus, at least for now. He's a tad manipulative in the scene where he literally begs Rachel to go with him and then shoots himself in the foot by telling her not to think of anyone else.But he's not totally unsympathetic and there's a real sense of sorrow in his and Rachel's parting.

Not a lot else going on here apart from some reflective thinking from Dan and a cameo by Mickey.And Miranda and Steve taking the first steps towards a partial reunion.