Natalie's arguments are back to falling flat, as instead of pointing out Zac's genuine failings she just gets jealous that everyone likes him more than her.Yet we're apparently meant to think she's got a point, even if it's hard to see what it is.Heath's constant suggesting for Bianca to sack her is sounding ever more appealing.
John teasing Jett about his not-relationship with Nina and embarrassing him with cool speak is fun, while his chat with Harvey about how Gina brought them together is rather touching.
April and Dexter's scenes aren't as bad as they could be but we're still treated to the absurd hypocrisy of April not wanting to sleep with Dexter in the same bed where he was with Steph while making him share a house with her ex-lover.The fact that Dexter's destroying his bed to make her happy is treated as something cute and funny, even by Sid, is very strange.Even a subplot about Heath trying to spend time with April and Dexter falters after a nice beginning and ends with Dexter making a nauseating speech about how they couldn't manage without their girlfriends.Then there's a left field suggestion from Heath which just makes you wince.
John teasing Jett about his not-relationship with Nina and embarrassing him with cool speak is fun, while his chat with Harvey about how Gina brought them together is rather touching.
April and Dexter's scenes aren't as bad as they could be but we're still treated to the absurd hypocrisy of April not wanting to sleep with Dexter in the same bed where he was with Steph while making him share a house with her ex-lover.The fact that Dexter's destroying his bed to make her happy is treated as something cute and funny, even by Sid, is very strange.Even a subplot about Heath trying to spend time with April and Dexter falters after a nice beginning and ends with Dexter making a nauseating speech about how they couldn't manage without their girlfriends.Then there's a left field suggestion from Heath which just makes you wince.