An episode featuring at most nine regulars(depending on who you count)and divided into three distinct sections.The hospital drama, which segues into the Parker family scenes, seems to provide the meaty chunks with Kirsten seemingly giving up on life.Ned's attitudes towards Paul is understandable but a bit hypocritical;he tells Kirsten she needs to take her chances but then is willing to turn away a chance to save her on a point of pride.And why is Paul trying to get rid of Jodie when he and Kirsten are talking?
Onto the Parker family drama, as Steve finally learns about Nicola's feelings for him.The script seems to be suggesting he might feel the same way, which is a bit out of the blue.Which results in another cliffhanger involving Steve demonstrating an inability to give a straight answer.
What lets the side down is Steph and Libby's Thelma-and-Louise shenanigans, plotting a childish "sisterhood"-style revenge on Lucas. At least they only let his tyres down rather than actually causing any damage.And Sienna gets the biggest laugh of the episode with her usual two lines of dialogue.
Onto the Parker family drama, as Steve finally learns about Nicola's feelings for him.The script seems to be suggesting he might feel the same way, which is a bit out of the blue.Which results in another cliffhanger involving Steve demonstrating an inability to give a straight answer.
What lets the side down is Steph and Libby's Thelma-and-Louise shenanigans, plotting a childish "sisterhood"-style revenge on Lucas. At least they only let his tyres down rather than actually causing any damage.And Sienna gets the biggest laugh of the episode with her usual two lines of dialogue.