Although the episode is rather awkward, there do seem to be a few decent ideas bubbling below the surface.Charlie is finally called to account for her recent poor performance, with the arrival of Inspector Joyce to take her to task.Brax attempts to straddle both worlds only to find he fits in neither of them, with Heath rejecting his advice and with him unable to be what Charlie wants him to be.Heath is actually coming across as more likable than either of them and it's hard not to cheer him getting the last word both times.
Liam's treatment of Bianca is a bit hard to justify, whatever his history with Heath, and the set-up at what's apparently now Roo's place is a bit hard to fathom:Casey living there doesn't make much sense, neither does Liam sleeping on the sofa when there seems to be three spare rooms.Alf's plot line makes for uncomfortable viewing:It feels like the audience is supposed to agree with Morag, yet her views are pretty hypocritical and nonsensical.Whilst it's true Alf has muscled in on Romeo's business proposal, it's hardly practical for him to give Romeo free rein, especially when his ideas don't sound practical in the first place.
Liam's treatment of Bianca is a bit hard to justify, whatever his history with Heath, and the set-up at what's apparently now Roo's place is a bit hard to fathom:Casey living there doesn't make much sense, neither does Liam sleeping on the sofa when there seems to be three spare rooms.Alf's plot line makes for uncomfortable viewing:It feels like the audience is supposed to agree with Morag, yet her views are pretty hypocritical and nonsensical.Whilst it's true Alf has muscled in on Romeo's business proposal, it's hardly practical for him to give Romeo free rein, especially when his ideas don't sound practical in the first place.
