Ringo takes his leave for the foreseeable future and it's handled better than it looks like it's going to be for most of the episode. The "running back to his parents because he's broken up with his girlfriend" idea is nonsense but fortunately someone seems to realise this and have the sense to send him off to his course in Sydney instead.There's some nice use of Kate and Zeke but there's also some inconsistent characterisation, mostly with Paul and Andrew but perhaps also with Donna.It's hard to accept Paul laying down the law about anything and the attempts to justify it fall on hard ground, it does seem as though Andrew is right about Paul giving him a hard time because he doesn't like being reminded of his own faults and failings.
Libby returns to do very little, it would be nice if her speech about her life actually being not all that bad was to be taken at face value but it seems that we're supposed to view her as on the point of losing it because...she gets cross that she can't thread a needle.Hardly the most conclusive evidence.
Libby returns to do very little, it would be nice if her speech about her life actually being not all that bad was to be taken at face value but it seems that we're supposed to view her as on the point of losing it because...she gets cross that she can't thread a needle.Hardly the most conclusive evidence.