The plot line of Lucas being afraid to face up to his feelings is handled nowhere near as well as last episode.It's nice to see Paul facing someone as obnoxious as he is but Dan, as usual, just comes across as a prick.When he asks Lucas if he understands the significance of Libby being in a motorbike accident a decade or so previous, frankly the answer is no.And it doesn't help that he's lying to Ben about what happened to Libby.Still, at least Lucas and Elle get their big reunion.Let's hope it lasts this time.
Another big reunion:Finally, weeks after he came back, we see Zeke and Kyle back together, once more proving their reputation as the gayest characters in the show.Cassandra doesn't stand a chance.Tegan is coming on leaps and bounds in character maturity and there might even be an interesting relationship developing between her and Zeke.
The Z-plot of Miranda trying to get a job with Paul comes to its ridiculous conclusion via Elle telling Paul she's unflappable.Miranda is unflappable?Miranda?!Ty quits his job too in what might be the beginning of the end for yet another character.
Another big reunion:Finally, weeks after he came back, we see Zeke and Kyle back together, once more proving their reputation as the gayest characters in the show.Cassandra doesn't stand a chance.Tegan is coming on leaps and bounds in character maturity and there might even be an interesting relationship developing between her and Zeke.
The Z-plot of Miranda trying to get a job with Paul comes to its ridiculous conclusion via Elle telling Paul she's unflappable.Miranda is unflappable?Miranda?!Ty quits his job too in what might be the beginning of the end for yet another character.