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Home and Away: Season 1, Episode 3,805Episode #1.3805 (13 Aug. 2004)
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Kate Ritchie | ... | |
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Joel McIlroy | ... | |
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Samuel Atwell | ... |
Kane Phillips
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| Kip Gamblin | ... | ||
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Ray Meagher | ... |
Alf Stewart
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Lyn Collingwood | ... |
Colleen Smart
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Beau Brady | ... | |
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Bec Hewitt | ... |
Hayley Lawson
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Luisa Hastings Edge | ... |
Sarah Lewis
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The episode collapses a bit because of its reliance on Scott deciding to place all his friends in danger rather than stand up to Sarah, made even worse by the fact that Dani isn't even in real danger at the time. It's a massively irresponsible act that is never really addressed.The first half of the episode drags a bit and the character moments fall a bit flat as a result.Tammin Sursok deserves credit for her desperate performance as Dani, even if her scenes do get a bit repetitive, while Luisa Hastings Edge manages to give Sarah an unstable edge than lends credibility to the character despite a tendency to descend into panto villainy.And Peter does choose this opportunity to drop a rather large bombshell.
It's worth sticking with this episode for the tense last few minutes, as Sarah's deadline approaches and the possibility of her shooting everyone becomes increasingly real.It's a pretty nerve-racking cliffhanger.