Episode #1.6233 (24 Aug. 2011)

Noah's electric guitar lesson for Sophie, who is falling for him, in the Ramsay garage causes an overload and power-cut in the whole street. He agrees with Kate to payment no longer in cash... See full summary »

Director:

Tony Osicka

Writer:

Katrina Foster

Stars:

Alan Fletcher, Ryan Moloney, Eve Morey

Cast

Episode credited cast:
Alan Fletcher	...	Karl Kennedy
Ryan Moloney	...	Toadfish Rebecchi
Eve Morey	...	Sonya Mitchell
Morgan Baker	...	Callum Jones
Stefan Dennis	...	Paul Robinson
Ashleigh Brewer	...	Kate Ramsay
Kaiya Jones	...	Sophie Ramsay
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Klaus Fahnnine	...	Bearded Man
Benjamin McNair	...	Malcolm Kennedy (as Benjie McNair)
Orpheus Pledger	...	Noah Parkin
James Saunders	...	Peter Noonan

Storyline

Noah's electric guitar lesson for Sophie, who is falling for him, in the Ramsay garage causes an overload and power-cut in the whole street. He agrees with Kate to payment no longer in cash but history tutoring. Without power and with Calluw moping bout missing a football game, Toadie proposes to move to a restaurant, but boss Peter suggests a barbecue and shows sportive interest. Toadie fears for his career again when Sonya can't hide opposing hi political opinions ans dislike of vegetarianism, but he actually appreciates refreshingly frank debate instead of sycophants. Karl promises Malcolm not to let his marital trouble get out of hand, but can't even find Susan, who snapped she'll never forgive him for Jim's lonely death.

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Plot Keywords:

fight | gift | dinner | rascal | explosion | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

24 August 2011 (Australia)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

"Apparently I'm not indie enough to hang out with Sophie"

Malcolm continues to be annoyingly unsympathetic towards Karl, acting as though Susan up and leaving him and not having any contact is no big deal and he should just put up with it.Although Karl's attempt to go after her is foolhardy and Malcolm does at least seem to be making an attempt to help their marriage.

While the storyline of Toadie and Sonya having Peter for lunch demonstrates that no-one seems to have a level other than sycophantic or argumentative, it's a nice twist that Peter appreciates Sonya standing up to him and actually enjoys the debate.The Kate/Noah/Sophie love triangle seems to be a bit of a slow burn and it's hard to know where exactly it can go, since none of them are actually interested in each other.