If, like me, you were dreading the next episode at the end of the previous one...you might be pleasantly surprised.Because it does exactly what the old Neighbours would do, the one that was actually good:Take a character to the brink of doing the wrong thing, then have them think better off it.So, Lyn doesn't burn her house down for the insurance, she tells Tim the appeal's off and she goes to see Steph.
Meanwhile, Paul is still indulging in pantomime villainy, repeatedly threatening Kate just for the sake of it.It looks like Kate's going to waver but thankfully she does actually stand up to him and tell him to take a running jump, deciding to live without his ill-gotten gains.The only shame is that she doesn't tell Sophie exactly what their uncle's like.
Karl and Susan's rivalry over the Citizen of the Year competition incites some humour and nice roles for Donna, Zeke and Sophie.And having Brennan actually like Karl's music is a nice touch.
Meanwhile, Paul is still indulging in pantomime villainy, repeatedly threatening Kate just for the sake of it.It looks like Kate's going to waver but thankfully she does actually stand up to him and tell him to take a running jump, deciding to live without his ill-gotten gains.The only shame is that she doesn't tell Sophie exactly what their uncle's like.
Karl and Susan's rivalry over the Citizen of the Year competition incites some humour and nice roles for Donna, Zeke and Sophie.And having Brennan actually like Karl's music is a nice touch.