The opening scene with the byplay between Heath and Zac is probably the highlight of the episode and it's interesting to see the Braxtons getting involved in something mildly dodgy purely out of altruism.It reaches the stage where the audience are actually cheering when Brax sticks one on bullying cult leader Murray.Zac's brief confrontation with Ethan is also electric.More subtle characterisation of Evelyn with the way she stops Oscar going herself instead of alerting Ethan.But Zac needs to come up with a good plan fast.
Chris and Irene living together continues to be comedy gold and curiously it's Indi that seems to have lost her spark, once again coming across as fairly shallow in the way she only seems interested in getting "alone time" with Chris.
The Maddy/Josh storyline lets the side down though, mainly because of some poor behaviour from Roo and especially Alf, who seem to be doing everything too late and for the wrong reasons.The Barretts should have been reported to the police as soon as Maddy identified them but instead Alf reports them solely in order to break Maddy and Josh up. It's a frustrating move since even Roo recognises it will just push them closer together and again the focus seems to be all on Josh, who was an accessory at worst, and not on Andy who was genuinely culpable.
Chris and Irene living together continues to be comedy gold and curiously it's Indi that seems to have lost her spark, once again coming across as fairly shallow in the way she only seems interested in getting "alone time" with Chris.
The Maddy/Josh storyline lets the side down though, mainly because of some poor behaviour from Roo and especially Alf, who seem to be doing everything too late and for the wrong reasons.The Barretts should have been reported to the police as soon as Maddy identified them but instead Alf reports them solely in order to break Maddy and Josh up. It's a frustrating move since even Roo recognises it will just push them closer together and again the focus seems to be all on Josh, who was an accessory at worst, and not on Andy who was genuinely culpable.