Jury's still out on whether the resurrection of the Rachel/Angus storyline is a good example of the showing following through on something that was poorly resolved or simply an example of a dearth of new ideas.I suspect it will all depend on whether we see him again or whether it will just be forgotten about.Although the ridiculous coincidence of Rachel being right behind Angus when he's marched away is a definite mark down.
We're also treated to the debut of Erin McNaught as Sienna.She's certainly good looking and seems like a decent addition although Lou's behaviour around someone young enough to be his granddaughter just makes him look like a dirty old man.Steve's behaviour towards Declan borders on the abusive-we're presumably supposed to think he's doing the right thing but instead he comes over as everyone's nightmare PE teacher and you'd prefer it if Declan had just thumped him.
And as for Ty, well, at least he's not afraid to speak his opinion, which seems to impress Libby.Steph, in comparison, comes across as an old woman-she seems to be channelling her mother(and indeed everyone else's)during this episode.
We're also treated to the debut of Erin McNaught as Sienna.She's certainly good looking and seems like a decent addition although Lou's behaviour around someone young enough to be his granddaughter just makes him look like a dirty old man.Steve's behaviour towards Declan borders on the abusive-we're presumably supposed to think he's doing the right thing but instead he comes over as everyone's nightmare PE teacher and you'd prefer it if Declan had just thumped him.
And as for Ty, well, at least he's not afraid to speak his opinion, which seems to impress Libby.Steph, in comparison, comes across as an old woman-she seems to be channelling her mother(and indeed everyone else's)during this episode.