A somewhat low-key exit for Frazer and Rosie as the episode concentrates more on Ringo's coming of age in more ways than one.The rift between Frazer and Prue is healed even more abruptly than it was opened up in the first place in what seems to have been an attempt to give him something interesting to do in his last episodes.The middle of his birthday party probably wasn't the best time for Ringo to announce he had an eating disorder but it's an important milestone nonetheless and provides an opportunity for him to get close to Bridget at last.(Make the most of it, kids...)The exits are somewhat muted but that shot of Ringo alone in the street, making his own way in the world, would have made a wonderful ending.
...Except it's not the end.We are then presented with two out-of-nowhere cliffhangers as Zeke is inexplicably caught trying to have sex with his girlfriend in the front room(that'll teach him to be too lazy to walk five feet to his room), while Steve and company get into a fight with a bunch of extras.A bit of a misfire that has the unfortunate effect of derailing the episode in the closing moments.
...Except it's not the end.We are then presented with two out-of-nowhere cliffhangers as Zeke is inexplicably caught trying to have sex with his girlfriend in the front room(that'll teach him to be too lazy to walk five feet to his room), while Steve and company get into a fight with a bunch of extras.A bit of a misfire that has the unfortunate effect of derailing the episode in the closing moments.