Hide your eyes, the Kennedys are in this episode.Susan, Rebecca and Lyn fighting like schoolgirls and then giggling like schoolgirls is quite good but aside from that it seems to be another ode to what a control freak Susan is, as she once more insists her family stay where she can tell them what to do.Karl comes across better than in the previous episode, presenting Libby with a sensible plan which she then blows to Susan like the immature child she is.
The teens' antics are marginally more entertaining.Ringo and Donna are on the brink of being petty again as Donna once more tries to magnify a minor disagreement into a world war but don't quite go there.Kate undergoes a makeover which, typically, leaves her looking pretty much exactly the same as she always does.Mia manages to get through Zeke's icey wall and could help him get past the rapidly erased Sunny.And Kate and Declan's chemistry finally reaches boiling point and then, sadly, boils over.These two have a lot of potential as a couple but it needs to be handled better than here as they go from just good friends to two people who are clearly hot for each other and are kissing by the end of the episode at the flick of a switch.
The teens' antics are marginally more entertaining.Ringo and Donna are on the brink of being petty again as Donna once more tries to magnify a minor disagreement into a world war but don't quite go there.Kate undergoes a makeover which, typically, leaves her looking pretty much exactly the same as she always does.Mia manages to get through Zeke's icey wall and could help him get past the rapidly erased Sunny.And Kate and Declan's chemistry finally reaches boiling point and then, sadly, boils over.These two have a lot of potential as a couple but it needs to be handled better than here as they go from just good friends to two people who are clearly hot for each other and are kissing by the end of the episode at the flick of a switch.