It is, once again, hard to work out why the likes of Leah and Sid are giving so much attention to Brax when he quite clearly isn't willing to help himself.The Leah/Brax chemistry is intriguing though but the constant teasing is getting annoying.
Not half as annoying as Roo and Harvey.It's not clear if the audience are supposed to laugh or cheer when they start making out but they're more likely to cringe and the fact that pretty much every woman in the episode encourages Roo to go for it just beggars belief.
The meat of the episode is the paternity situation and once again there's a juxtaposition between the way April views Heath and the way the rest of the town views him, with even town mother Irene being unnecessarily rude about him.Liam's attitude is understandable, even if his "The baby's all right" comment is uncalled for in the circumstances. And it's a good point to reintroduce Darcy and remind us how much Heath missed out on with her.The decision April makes is controversial but probably the right one in the circumstances.
Not half as annoying as Roo and Harvey.It's not clear if the audience are supposed to laugh or cheer when they start making out but they're more likely to cringe and the fact that pretty much every woman in the episode encourages Roo to go for it just beggars belief.
The meat of the episode is the paternity situation and once again there's a juxtaposition between the way April views Heath and the way the rest of the town views him, with even town mother Irene being unnecessarily rude about him.Liam's attitude is understandable, even if his "The baby's all right" comment is uncalled for in the circumstances. And it's a good point to reintroduce Darcy and remind us how much Heath missed out on with her.The decision April makes is controversial but probably the right one in the circumstances.