For the first part of the episode, the focus is mostly on the John-Marilyn-Winston triangle.John seems to have learned a few lessons from the previous episode, although Jett hasn't and ends up pulling a few ill-thought-out stunts to try and attract Marilyn's attention.Harvey and Jett stopping John and Winston having a race is a good moment.Heath steals the episode with his pizza entrance.
The focus on this episode should be Sally and Pippa's farewell. Actually, perhaps it shouldn't because there really isn't anything to say except "They've gone."It's nice to have some interaction between Pippa, Jett and the recently-missing-in-action VJ.But the beach scene with Alf is just a pale imitation of his and Sally's first farewell, complete with Sally insisting on sticking to the "Mr.Stewart" nonsense that even Pippa can see is ridiculous.
There's also more cult stuff with the introduction of the slimy group leader Murray and Evelyn becoming less and less likable by the minute. The other newcomers, Hannah and Oscar, do just ooze empathy though with Zac caught in the middle.
The focus on this episode should be Sally and Pippa's farewell. Actually, perhaps it shouldn't because there really isn't anything to say except "They've gone."It's nice to have some interaction between Pippa, Jett and the recently-missing-in-action VJ.But the beach scene with Alf is just a pale imitation of his and Sally's first farewell, complete with Sally insisting on sticking to the "Mr.Stewart" nonsense that even Pippa can see is ridiculous.
There's also more cult stuff with the introduction of the slimy group leader Murray and Evelyn becoming less and less likable by the minute. The other newcomers, Hannah and Oscar, do just ooze empathy though with Zac caught in the middle.