Difficult to like this episode since it seems to be trying to make you sympathise with all the characters who are behaving in an unsympathetic manner.While the prospect of Andrew being beaten up by a group of random thugs isn't that unappealing, we're treated to a 25 minute ode to how great a person the street's resident cold-blooded killer is.Getting away from Paul would probably be a good thing for Andrew yet we're apparently supposed to sympathise with Declan rubbing his nose in the fact that he's done more for him than his actual son and Rebecca demonstrating what a corrupting effect he has on the people around him by blackmailing Andrew into staying.
Elsewhere, Steph is just as annoying as in the last episode:It's a bit much for her to describe Lucas as sucking at being a decent human being when only a week or so ago she was sleeping with her best friend's husband.Or maybe it's more than that, since Susan has miraculously regained the use of her legs between seasons, as Lucas will no doubt do pretty shortly.Lucas is quite right for throwing the patronising Kennedys out of his room, however well-meaning they were. Really doesn't seem to be any reason for Sonya to be in this episode unless they're actually going to start using her more.
Elsewhere, Steph is just as annoying as in the last episode:It's a bit much for her to describe Lucas as sucking at being a decent human being when only a week or so ago she was sleeping with her best friend's husband.Or maybe it's more than that, since Susan has miraculously regained the use of her legs between seasons, as Lucas will no doubt do pretty shortly.Lucas is quite right for throwing the patronising Kennedys out of his room, however well-meaning they were. Really doesn't seem to be any reason for Sonya to be in this episode unless they're actually going to start using her more.