If Susan was judgemental in the previous episode, Libby is even worse here, taking her mother's side even though she was in the wrong and, as Karl says, bringing up old grievances when it suits her.Inevitably, it all ends with Karl backing down.Although then he drops a bombshell that could mean the end of everything.Meanwhile, Toadie and Dan are jumping to some rather extreme conclusion, deciding Karl's got Nicola pregnant on the basis that they've seen him talking to her a couple of times, which could also have consequences in the future.
It's not the only clanger Dan drops here as he takes a course of action that inflames Ringo's insecurities.At least Rachel gets to be a bit lighter than she has lately, with her "Sorry we're late, it's all his fault" on entering the classroom.Meanwhile, the incongruous sight of Rebecca working in the general store leads to a scene that just begs "Cliffhanger ahoy" as she leaves a pan on in the room where Carmella's obviously about to fall asleep.If Ringo isn't the one to save her, this is going to dent his confidence even further.
It's not the only clanger Dan drops here as he takes a course of action that inflames Ringo's insecurities.At least Rachel gets to be a bit lighter than she has lately, with her "Sorry we're late, it's all his fault" on entering the classroom.Meanwhile, the incongruous sight of Rebecca working in the general store leads to a scene that just begs "Cliffhanger ahoy" as she leaves a pan on in the room where Carmella's obviously about to fall asleep.If Ringo isn't the one to save her, this is going to dent his confidence even further.