The custody battle storyline continues to bubble away in the background and continues to be the most irritating part of the show. The problem is that neither Oliver nor Marco comes across as particularly sympathetic, making one think Carmella and Chloe would actually be better off with both of them out of her life.(Which, if you believe the rumours...)Marco's comment about getting past the agro macho stuff is particularly ironic given that that is exactly what we've just been subjected to.Again.
The parallel coupling continues but Zeke and Taylah seem to be the only ones that are actually willing to make a go of things, even if their storyline could have been resolved perfectly easy in the previous episode.The near-kiss between Rachel and Declan is the first clear indicator we've had that something could happen between the pair of them and Rachel and Bridget's "just friends" talk suggests the girls aren't really fooling anyone-and makes you wonder why they're pussy footing around each other when it's clear they want different boys anyway.
Which only leaves the adults, as Libby and Dan's interaction continues to border on the childish despite talk of bipolar disorder.Putting an end to the school camp purely so she doesn't have to spend time with him doesn't really put Libby in a favourable light.
The scene of Lou telling Mickey he's leaving is oddly unnatural, leaving the viewer wondering if it's only happening in Lou's head-especially since the action then cuts to Harold, Marco and Carmella in the same location with the pair nowhere in sight.But by the end of it all Lou has decided he's staying, although there's an odd lack of emotion in the scene where he informs Harold, which probably could have been done better.
The parallel coupling continues but Zeke and Taylah seem to be the only ones that are actually willing to make a go of things, even if their storyline could have been resolved perfectly easy in the previous episode.The near-kiss between Rachel and Declan is the first clear indicator we've had that something could happen between the pair of them and Rachel and Bridget's "just friends" talk suggests the girls aren't really fooling anyone-and makes you wonder why they're pussy footing around each other when it's clear they want different boys anyway.
Which only leaves the adults, as Libby and Dan's interaction continues to border on the childish despite talk of bipolar disorder.Putting an end to the school camp purely so she doesn't have to spend time with him doesn't really put Libby in a favourable light.
The scene of Lou telling Mickey he's leaving is oddly unnatural, leaving the viewer wondering if it's only happening in Lou's head-especially since the action then cuts to Harold, Marco and Carmella in the same location with the pair nowhere in sight.But by the end of it all Lou has decided he's staying, although there's an odd lack of emotion in the scene where he informs Harold, which probably could have been done better.