If you think April and Dexter are perfect soul mates destined to be together forever, you'll probably enjoy this one.If, like me, you think they're one of the most nauseating pairings ever created in the name of plot convenience, you'll probably explode in apoplexy until finally settling into a kind of dull calm halfway through and letting it just drift over you."They're perfect" we're told repeatedly and ironically it just emphasises why they're not:They're a naive fairy tale couple who won't last five minutes in the real world they're heading into, as underlined by the fact they can't get through the happiest day of their lives without April having a meltdown because it's not living up to her expectations and Casey and Tamara pretending to be a couple so as not to shatter their illusions.
In other news, Indi also leaves and at least gets one last brief moment with Chris, although her chat with Alf about why she's leaving just emphasises the fact there's no real reason.Heath and Casey get a great moment asking about the manager's job.And Sasha stays, which isn't entirely unwelcome although the fact it's all because of Spencer is.
Meanwhile, the D-plot of Zac and Hannah exploring their sudden feelings for each other is actually quite entertaining.They do make a potentially good couple, although there has to be an unnecessary complication thrown in there anyway.
In other news, Indi also leaves and at least gets one last brief moment with Chris, although her chat with Alf about why she's leaving just emphasises the fact there's no real reason.Heath and Casey get a great moment asking about the manager's job.And Sasha stays, which isn't entirely unwelcome although the fact it's all because of Spencer is.
Meanwhile, the D-plot of Zac and Hannah exploring their sudden feelings for each other is actually quite entertaining.They do make a potentially good couple, although there has to be an unnecessary complication thrown in there anyway.