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21-02-2006, 21:52
'Us Against The World'
Airing Monday, 6th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
Susan assures Rachel that she will care for her and Zeke when Alex is gone, but Rachel finds this cold comfort and she responds by running away in anger, before trashing the Christmas tree. As Zeke clings onto his father for dear life, Alex is very worried that Rachel’s reaction mirrors that of Katya’s, who went off the rails when her mother died. Rachel receives a phone call with the news that Katya has been spotted and she determines to find her so that the three of them can look after each other.
Izzy blames herself for Elle’s dead-end predicament with Ned, so she tries to compensate by being more of a perfect mother figure than ever. Paul offers words of support, but Izzy determines to undo the damage she created and she talks some sense into Ned. As it happens, Ned’s reluctance to commit to Elle has more to do with his own inferiority complex and, when he approaches her and asks Elle for help learning his script, it would appear that Ned has started to let his romantic guard down.
Bree is devastated that, in trying to turn Summer and Rachel against each other, they’ve turned against her. Summer in turn is deeply hurt, but the two girls (with not a little help from their fathers) finally bury the hatchet. When an unwitting Bree goes for the same result with Rachel, she is met with an angry rejection. Having learnt that Rachel’s father is dying, Summer and Bree try to offer comfort and support but they’re both coldly rejected.
'In Sickness & In Health'
Airing Tuesday, 7th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
With Alex's condition deteriorating, Rachel and Zeke sneak off to find Katya. The kids are happily reunited with their sister but, despite their pleas, she feels too much resentment to see her father again. Meanwhile, Alex takes a turn for the worse and Susan, unwilling to leave Alex's side, begs Karl to find the kids before it's too late. Karl does so, informing Rachel and Zeke that its time to come home and say goodbye to their father. Unseen by her siblings, Katya overhears Karl's words and is moved to tears. Alex is reunited with his kids and Zeke lies, telling Alex that the search for Katya was unsuccessful, in order to save his father's feelings. Unbeknownst to them, Katya has made it to Ramsay Street but still can't bring herself to confront her father. Karl urges her to make peace with Alex now or she'll live to regret it. Will she take his advice?
Katya faces Alex at last. Although confronted by the sight of her sick father, she can’t let go of the past easily. Alex accepts Katya’s anger but urges her to forgive him, if only for her own sake.
Elle gives Ned reading lessons using Gino's script and it soon becomes apparent that the female romantic lead in the musical of Ned's life is based on Elle. What's more, Gino has used his artistic licence to get the characters together. Life imitates art as the lessons get steamy and Ned finally summons the courage to act on his feelings.
Bree and Summer agree to provide Rachel with an alibi when she is searching for Katya but when Karl is racing against the clock to find the Kinski kids, Bree is forced to break her "no-dobbing" vow.
'Puss In Boots'
Airing Wednesday, 8th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
As Alex and Susan exchange their wedding vows, Katya is moved by the obvious love between them and softens her stance. In his final moments, Alex asks Katya to take care of her siblings when he’s gone. Later, Alex dies in Susan’s loving arms; Katya narrowly misses out on telling Alex she forgives him.
His suspicions about Stuart increasing, Roo continues to bait him – verbally and physically. Stuart is rattled, worried the wire planted under his shirt will be revealed. Roo ups the ante, demanding Stu follow through on his promise to beat up Stingray. As the showdown with Stingray looms, Roo senses Stuart’s reluctance and demands he take his top off to prove he’s not bugged. Will Stu’s cover be blown?
Needing a witness, and more to the point, a friend, a vulnerable Susan asks Karl to attend the wedding ceremony. Despite his pain, Karl selflessly obliges.
Izzy, in an attempt to give Paul a genuinely thoughtful gift, buys him a new prosthetic leg. But when Paul loses the kitten he’d bought Izzy for the same reason, their two gifts collide with macabre results. In the end, Paul and Izzy realise that thoughtful and genuine just isn’t them.
'Shiv and Let Die'
Airing Thursday, 9th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
Stuart has a narrow escape, having hidden the wire that would expose him as cop. But Roo plays everyone, and has Stingray and Dylan brought in to be beaten. When Stuart refuses to do it, Roo reveals he’s always known who Stuart was. Stuart narrowly escapes with Stingray, but Dylan’s left trapped and outnumbered. Stuart and Stingray listen in on Roo and Dylan’s talk, but when Dylan gets Roo to open up, a knife is produced. Can Stuart and the guards get to the cell in time to save Dylan?
Susan barely holds it together, her responsibilities to Zeke and Rachel are the only thing she can focus on. Karl’s heart breaks to see her in such distress.
Tension remains between Janae and her dad, but they bond over her love for Boyd, and his love for his sons. He helps her choose a present that will tell Boyd how she feels, and when he’s distressed to hear about the trouble at gaol, Janae is there to comfort.
Toadie and Ned celebrate Christmas, House of Trouser style, but only leave Connor further out in the cold.
'All I Want For Christmas'
Airing Friday, 10th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
As the Timminses do their best to enjoy Christmas without their beloved boys, they’re surprised by the appearance of a very large, present. Dylan and Stingray burst out of the box; their sentences have been overturned – they are free men!
Sky’s shocked when Dylan suddenly appears on the street. They’re re-united and very much in love.
Harold’s surprised to find a note from Connor explaining that, in need of time to think, he will spend Christmas day alone. Could Connor’s obsession with Harold and their good works be finally coming to an end?
Paul throws a huge party and speculates with Izzy that their neighbours might finally accept them. But Harold is finally accessing his inner rage and it’s directed squarely at Paul.
Steph learns that Lyn removed the ‘magic box’ from beneath the Hoyland house. With it replaced, Steph dreams of Drew leaving. Can she finally let go of her anxiety over her baby’s safety?
Paul’s decadent Christmas sparks disaster when an oversized Christmas tree shorts out all the power in the street. Can he make it up to his angry neighbours?
:cheer: :angel: :searchme: :hmm:
Airing Monday, 6th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
Susan assures Rachel that she will care for her and Zeke when Alex is gone, but Rachel finds this cold comfort and she responds by running away in anger, before trashing the Christmas tree. As Zeke clings onto his father for dear life, Alex is very worried that Rachel’s reaction mirrors that of Katya’s, who went off the rails when her mother died. Rachel receives a phone call with the news that Katya has been spotted and she determines to find her so that the three of them can look after each other.
Izzy blames herself for Elle’s dead-end predicament with Ned, so she tries to compensate by being more of a perfect mother figure than ever. Paul offers words of support, but Izzy determines to undo the damage she created and she talks some sense into Ned. As it happens, Ned’s reluctance to commit to Elle has more to do with his own inferiority complex and, when he approaches her and asks Elle for help learning his script, it would appear that Ned has started to let his romantic guard down.
Bree is devastated that, in trying to turn Summer and Rachel against each other, they’ve turned against her. Summer in turn is deeply hurt, but the two girls (with not a little help from their fathers) finally bury the hatchet. When an unwitting Bree goes for the same result with Rachel, she is met with an angry rejection. Having learnt that Rachel’s father is dying, Summer and Bree try to offer comfort and support but they’re both coldly rejected.
'In Sickness & In Health'
Airing Tuesday, 7th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
With Alex's condition deteriorating, Rachel and Zeke sneak off to find Katya. The kids are happily reunited with their sister but, despite their pleas, she feels too much resentment to see her father again. Meanwhile, Alex takes a turn for the worse and Susan, unwilling to leave Alex's side, begs Karl to find the kids before it's too late. Karl does so, informing Rachel and Zeke that its time to come home and say goodbye to their father. Unseen by her siblings, Katya overhears Karl's words and is moved to tears. Alex is reunited with his kids and Zeke lies, telling Alex that the search for Katya was unsuccessful, in order to save his father's feelings. Unbeknownst to them, Katya has made it to Ramsay Street but still can't bring herself to confront her father. Karl urges her to make peace with Alex now or she'll live to regret it. Will she take his advice?
Katya faces Alex at last. Although confronted by the sight of her sick father, she can’t let go of the past easily. Alex accepts Katya’s anger but urges her to forgive him, if only for her own sake.
Elle gives Ned reading lessons using Gino's script and it soon becomes apparent that the female romantic lead in the musical of Ned's life is based on Elle. What's more, Gino has used his artistic licence to get the characters together. Life imitates art as the lessons get steamy and Ned finally summons the courage to act on his feelings.
Bree and Summer agree to provide Rachel with an alibi when she is searching for Katya but when Karl is racing against the clock to find the Kinski kids, Bree is forced to break her "no-dobbing" vow.
'Puss In Boots'
Airing Wednesday, 8th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
As Alex and Susan exchange their wedding vows, Katya is moved by the obvious love between them and softens her stance. In his final moments, Alex asks Katya to take care of her siblings when he’s gone. Later, Alex dies in Susan’s loving arms; Katya narrowly misses out on telling Alex she forgives him.
His suspicions about Stuart increasing, Roo continues to bait him – verbally and physically. Stuart is rattled, worried the wire planted under his shirt will be revealed. Roo ups the ante, demanding Stu follow through on his promise to beat up Stingray. As the showdown with Stingray looms, Roo senses Stuart’s reluctance and demands he take his top off to prove he’s not bugged. Will Stu’s cover be blown?
Needing a witness, and more to the point, a friend, a vulnerable Susan asks Karl to attend the wedding ceremony. Despite his pain, Karl selflessly obliges.
Izzy, in an attempt to give Paul a genuinely thoughtful gift, buys him a new prosthetic leg. But when Paul loses the kitten he’d bought Izzy for the same reason, their two gifts collide with macabre results. In the end, Paul and Izzy realise that thoughtful and genuine just isn’t them.
'Shiv and Let Die'
Airing Thursday, 9th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
Stuart has a narrow escape, having hidden the wire that would expose him as cop. But Roo plays everyone, and has Stingray and Dylan brought in to be beaten. When Stuart refuses to do it, Roo reveals he’s always known who Stuart was. Stuart narrowly escapes with Stingray, but Dylan’s left trapped and outnumbered. Stuart and Stingray listen in on Roo and Dylan’s talk, but when Dylan gets Roo to open up, a knife is produced. Can Stuart and the guards get to the cell in time to save Dylan?
Susan barely holds it together, her responsibilities to Zeke and Rachel are the only thing she can focus on. Karl’s heart breaks to see her in such distress.
Tension remains between Janae and her dad, but they bond over her love for Boyd, and his love for his sons. He helps her choose a present that will tell Boyd how she feels, and when he’s distressed to hear about the trouble at gaol, Janae is there to comfort.
Toadie and Ned celebrate Christmas, House of Trouser style, but only leave Connor further out in the cold.
'All I Want For Christmas'
Airing Friday, 10th March 2006 at 17:35 on BBC One
As the Timminses do their best to enjoy Christmas without their beloved boys, they’re surprised by the appearance of a very large, present. Dylan and Stingray burst out of the box; their sentences have been overturned – they are free men!
Sky’s shocked when Dylan suddenly appears on the street. They’re re-united and very much in love.
Harold’s surprised to find a note from Connor explaining that, in need of time to think, he will spend Christmas day alone. Could Connor’s obsession with Harold and their good works be finally coming to an end?
Paul throws a huge party and speculates with Izzy that their neighbours might finally accept them. But Harold is finally accessing his inner rage and it’s directed squarely at Paul.
Steph learns that Lyn removed the ‘magic box’ from beneath the Hoyland house. With it replaced, Steph dreams of Drew leaving. Can she finally let go of her anxiety over her baby’s safety?
Paul’s decadent Christmas sparks disaster when an oversized Christmas tree shorts out all the power in the street. Can he make it up to his angry neighbours?
:cheer: :angel: :searchme: :hmm: