Although I can't help it, even at times I hate this Australian soap, this episode of Home and Away is one I watch quite often.
This whole subplot/tension between the Austin brothers really irritate me: Xavier (still considers himself as the so-called perfect mature bigshot) accusing Hugo neglecting responsibility in looking after their autistic brother Brendan.
In terms of Joey and Charlie, as a policewoman, Charlie quickly suspects Robbo did an attempted murder, via hit-and-run, on his ex-girlfriend Tanya (there's actually no confirmation whether she survived or died in hospital in following episode to this one). As much as Joey's brother Brett is a bitter homophobic, I don't know whether he came into the police station in his own accord or Charlie arrested him. Also, I thought Charlie wasn't a professional cop not getting too personally involved with victims of crime. She got Robbo for attempted murder (him trying to drown Joey in the bathtub) so why she not let Joey go back into the hotel, Watson is right that Joey is the victim: can't hold her against her will.
I'm more interested in the storyline about Kirsty Phillips (with the beautiful Christie Hayes) who's target of teenage delusional loser: Trey Palmer. Kirsty shouldn't have confronted him in the Surf Club place at the moment Trey's stepfather John inconveniently seen her attacking him. Jai shouldn't have confronted him either: didn't surprise me Trey pushed him over: telling him to back off. Bartlett finishes with instructing Kirsty not make contact with Trey or his family until the matter is resolved, like getting a restraining order on someone.
This whole subplot/tension between the Austin brothers really irritate me: Xavier (still considers himself as the so-called perfect mature bigshot) accusing Hugo neglecting responsibility in looking after their autistic brother Brendan.
In terms of Joey and Charlie, as a policewoman, Charlie quickly suspects Robbo did an attempted murder, via hit-and-run, on his ex-girlfriend Tanya (there's actually no confirmation whether she survived or died in hospital in following episode to this one). As much as Joey's brother Brett is a bitter homophobic, I don't know whether he came into the police station in his own accord or Charlie arrested him. Also, I thought Charlie wasn't a professional cop not getting too personally involved with victims of crime. She got Robbo for attempted murder (him trying to drown Joey in the bathtub) so why she not let Joey go back into the hotel, Watson is right that Joey is the victim: can't hold her against her will.
I'm more interested in the storyline about Kirsty Phillips (with the beautiful Christie Hayes) who's target of teenage delusional loser: Trey Palmer. Kirsty shouldn't have confronted him in the Surf Club place at the moment Trey's stepfather John inconveniently seen her attacking him. Jai shouldn't have confronted him either: didn't surprise me Trey pushed him over: telling him to back off. Bartlett finishes with instructing Kirsty not make contact with Trey or his family until the matter is resolved, like getting a restraining order on someone.
