The conclusion, if that's what it is, of Adam's storyline actually works quite well.Brax and Heath's loyalty to each other underpins the episode as both of them put themselves on the line for the other and Bianca's acceptance of what Heath has to do is interesting.Oddly, Adam gets a little shot at redemption as well, as despite using Brax as a staking horse he ultimately sacrifices himself for him.It's a shame that there's a few loose ends(why doesn't the driver try and kill Brax again, what does Heath do with the gunman, what exactly was that USB stick about)and Brax's final rant at Adam doesn't entirely convince.
We get an explanation for where Celia's been the last few episodes as Alf worries she might not be as better as she claimed.Meanwhile, Maddy's in hospital, Spencer is inexplicably absent and Harvey's making a pre-emptive decision that's not necessarily the right one, although Roo's way of handling things is certainly questionable as well.
We get an explanation for where Celia's been the last few episodes as Alf worries she might not be as better as she claimed.Meanwhile, Maddy's in hospital, Spencer is inexplicably absent and Harvey's making a pre-emptive decision that's not necessarily the right one, although Roo's way of handling things is certainly questionable as well.