Ringo and Donna cement their position as the cutest couple on this show with a wonderfully sweet storyline.Happily, Donna seems to have ignored Rachel's advice in the previous episode:despite a bit of razzmatazz, her attempts to make things up with Ringo are actually quite thoughtful and genuine.Their eventual reunion is even better, with them unable to keep their eyes off each other in the street, their awkward run towards each other and Donna making an even more heartfelt speech.And Simon and Tegan are fast becoming as lovable as their sister, with Simon defending Donna to Ringo and Tegan looking on bewildered.
The ongoing "Is Zeke dead or not?" plot line continues to go nowhere fast.Karl's behaviour is completely irrational by now, running off at all hours on the flimsiest of leads and clinging to the notion that just because you want something to be true it somehow will be.And he still comes off better than Susan, who's making big speeches about how the family need to be together whilst apparently having missed the obvious point that they're not.Rachel's scene with Ty is rather sweet and we could have done with more of their interaction.
This manages not to be the most irritating thing in this episode, thanks to the presence of Steph, who treats Ty abominably without a word of apology and then decides to arrange a liaison with a married man on the basis of a couple of words from Lucas.I'd say Tegan's wrong about who the hypocrite is in this episode.
The ongoing "Is Zeke dead or not?" plot line continues to go nowhere fast.Karl's behaviour is completely irrational by now, running off at all hours on the flimsiest of leads and clinging to the notion that just because you want something to be true it somehow will be.And he still comes off better than Susan, who's making big speeches about how the family need to be together whilst apparently having missed the obvious point that they're not.Rachel's scene with Ty is rather sweet and we could have done with more of their interaction.
This manages not to be the most irritating thing in this episode, thanks to the presence of Steph, who treats Ty abominably without a word of apology and then decides to arrange a liaison with a married man on the basis of a couple of words from Lucas.I'd say Tegan's wrong about who the hypocrite is in this episode.