Episode #1.5268 (6 Apr. 2011)

Xavier finally starts working as Angelo's scooter-pizza-boy. Delivering an order to Kieran Munroe, Miranda Jacobs and her brother Pete, Xavier gets an apparently mutual crush on her and is ... See full summary »

Director:

David Gould

Writer:

Fiona Kelly

Stars:

Josh Quong Tart, Tessa James, David Jones-Roberts

Cast

Episode credited cast:
Josh Quong Tart	...	Miles Copeland
Tessa James	...	Nicole Franklin
David Jones-Roberts	...	Xavier Austin (as David Jones Roberts)
Luke Mitchell	...	Romeo Smith
Sonia Todd	...	Gina Austin
Emily Symons	...	Marilyn Chambers
Robert Mammone	...	Sid Walker
Samara Weaving	...	Indi Walker
Charles Cottier	...	Dex Walker
Georgie Parker	...	Roo Stewart
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ashley Cheadle	...	Miranda Jacobs
Bernard Curry	...	Hugo Austin (credit only)
Felix Dean	...	VJ Patterson (credit only)
Dan Ewing	...	Heath Braxton (credit only)
Andrew Hazzard	...	Kieran Munroe

Storyline

Xavier finally starts working as Angelo's scooter-pizza-boy. Delivering an order to Kieran Munroe, Miranda Jacobs and her brother Pete, Xavier gets an apparently mutual crush on her and is invited to a party that evening. Romeo feels the Walkers will never accept him back as Indy's lover and seriously considers turning the leaf. Dex realizes April needs help.

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Plot Keywords:

delivery man | party | delivery boy

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

6 April 2011 (Australia)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

"Oh, so this is about Romeo"

Romeo spends a lot of this episode acting like a one-man black hole, only really showing a spark of life when he cops off with Emily.Xavier is at his energetic best, whether trying to get Romeo to move on in an interesting reversal of their positions at the beginning of the year or indulging in some coy flirting with newcomer Miranda.Nicole and Indi have a couple of nice girls' talk scenes(with bonus Dex)but Indi's dalliance with Kieran is probably going to come back to bite her.

Although she seems a bit too interested in Nicole's life, Marilyn is basically sympathetic here and it is hard not to feel sorry for her when Sid shuts her down during the meal.Sid seems to be learning with the "overprotective father" thing, given his firm but fair treatment of Kieran.

Miles acts in an oddly detached way towards Romeo, as though someone's forgotten they live together.The ending is actually unexpected and it'll be interesting to see what they do with Romeo now.