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scizophonic
01-04-2006, 17:21
'Wayne Beneath My Wings'
Airs Monday, April 10 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

Dylan and Sky witness Lou acting suspiciously in the aftermath of his attack on Paul. Sky confronts Lou with one of the gloves he disposed of and Lou has no choice but to confess. But Sky’s shocked to hear that he actually attacked Paul’s house to cover for Harold. Sky can scarcely believe her grandfather is Paul’s secret tormentor, but she’s forced to throw Dylan off the scent when he begins to question Lou’s behaviour. Lou receives another call from Harold and learns to his relief that Harold is planning to return home. But he’s also intent on something else – something that disturbs Lou greatly. What is Harold planning to do on his return to Erinsborough?

Izzy is further convinced that Paul’s agoraphobia will only be healed when Elle returns to his side. She appeals to Dylan to try to talk Elle around but he can’t help; he and Elle have never been close and it seems Elle is only listening to Ned these days. Izzy determines that she must get Ned out of the picture. To this end, she begins to sow seeds of insecurity for Ned, playing on his strong sibling rivalry with Stu. It works and Ned accuses Stu of waiting in the wings to steal Elle from him. Elle overhears Ned’s insecurity and is appalled. She heads home for comfort – has Izzy’s plan worked?

After Sky’s challenge that acting takes skill, and in the interests of keeping an eye on her and Ned, Dylan joins Gino’s play. He lands the role of ‘Angry Wayne’ and takes delight in subverting Sky’s ‘trust’ exercises.

'Living Next Door To Malice'
Airs Tuesday, April 11 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

Lou and Sky are frightened by Harold’s ominous announcement that he plans on returning to Erinsborough to ‘finish what he started’. But when Harold returns it becomes clear that further violence is the last thing on his mind – he plans to turn himself into the police and confess his vile deeds. Lou’s forced to admit his own attack on Paul – Harold’s not the only one who’s committed crimes anymore. Harold’s appalled that his own brush has tainted his friends and family, but the supreme test comes when he encounters Paul. Mired in guilt, Paul confesses that he briefly suspected that Harold was his tormentor. Harold’s guilty conscience is piqued – can he bring himself to withhold the truth?

Energized by Elle’s return, Paul makes a successful foray out of the house and fuels Izzy’s determination to drive a further wedge between Elle and Ned. When Paul catches Izzy intercepting Ned’s phone calls to Elle, she admits that she feels Elle could do better than Ned - perhaps with someone like Dylan? Paul’s surprisingly receptive to the concept and Izzy stirs the pot, lying to Dylan that Elle admires his ‘go-getter’ attitude. How far will her dangerous game go?

In mind of her recent scare, Janae reassesses her propensity to initiate the ‘physical side’ of relationships with men. She suggests that she and Boyd pull back on that facet of their relationship. Boyd agrees, but will he be able to cope?

Searching for a way to promote his hotdog cart, Dylan decides on a paintjob. Unfortunately, he takes Sky’s off-hand advice that he should ‘sex it up’ a little too far.

'Harry Rotter'
Airs Wednesday, April 12 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

Harold confesses to Paul who vows to turn him over to the police. Later, Harold and Lou are surprised when Izzy informs them Paul has instead decided not to press charges. An emotional Izzy expresses her profound disappointment in the man she once saw as a father figure, leaving Harold stung. Consumed with shame, Harold struggles to accept his ‘acquittal’, and shares his reservations with Lou. Agreeing he needs to stay out of prison, if only for Sky’s sake, Harold accepts Paul’s offer to forgive and forget. But does Izzy?

Izzy’s hopes soar when it appears Harold’s confession has released Paul from his agoraphobia. However, despite the assurance his tormentor is no longer a threat, Paul is unable to rise above his condition. When Paul’s obsessive-compulsive disorder takes a new, disturbing twist, Izzy pleads with Paul to make Harold pay – until justice is served, Paul will never be set free. Yet, despite Izzy’s pleas, Paul resolves to simply ‘forgive’ Harold and move on. Frustrated at both Paul and Harold’s naivety, Izzy offers a disturbing prophecy: they’re both fooling themselves if they think this matter is resolved.

Janelle is overjoyed to read Bree’s new ending to the book, which depicts a spectacular second wedding for the two leads. Bree’s words have Janelle dreaming of the white wedding she and Kim never had. Bree vows to make her Mum’s dream come true.

Toadie hires Connor to spy on his client’s unfaithful wife. Even though things don’t go entirely to plan, Connor seriously begins to consider a future in the PI game.

'The Sum Of Paul's Fears'
Airs Thursday, April 13 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

Paul is hopeful that forgiving Harold will mean he can start again but Izzy's convinced Paul has the raw end of the deal. He tries to prove to Izzy that he's over his phobia, but the first sign of conflict with Elle brings on another attack. Sick of Paul as victim and fearful that his business will go under, Izzy (Ã* la Lady Macbeth) gives him an ultimatum: if Paul doesn't wrench the power back from Harold, he'll lose more than Lassiter's and his dignity - he'll lose her. Moved, Paul seems set for recovery until Elle announces that she's returning to Tasmania. Desperate, Izzy promises Paul that if he concentrates on getting his mojo back, she'll "take care" of Elle. So, while conniving Izzy intensifies her efforts to split UP Elle and Ned, Paul begins his unorthodox "punishment" of Harold.

Reunited with Ned, Elle realises Paul lied to keep them apart. Condemning her Dad, she plans to move back to Tasmania, taking Ned with her. But when Izzy (with Paul's interests at heart) moves in on guileless Ned, "confessing" she has feelings for him, it seems Elle's plans might not be set in stone…

Still struggling with his anger, Max lashes out at Stu.

In anticipation of Susan's return, "helpful" Karl cleans her house and yard. But when Ned questions if it's appropriate, Karl wakes up to himself - Susan's not even back from her "honeymoon" and already he's overstepping the mark.

'A Star Is Forlorn'
Airs Friday, April 14 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

When Gino slips a disk in his back, he begs Karl to help him through the "Better off Ned" opening night, offering to put one of Karl's original compositions in the show. Karl agrees. But with Gino increasingly out of action, the power soon goes to Karl's head and he begins making changes with the play's content, much to Sky's chagrin. When Ned badly sprains an ankle, Karl relishes the opportunity to take over the lead role, and even though Sky refuses to let her character share a kiss with the leading man, the play goes off without a hitch.

Max finds it increasingly difficult to work with Kim, who refuses to respect Max's authority. When Kim takes some time off to watch Dylan in the play, it's the last straw for Max who fires Kim on the spot. Kim knows he's in deep trouble at home.

Ned stands up to Izzy and pushes her away. Izzy knows that, despite what Ned says, she has successfully sown the seeds of doubt in his mind. Ned confides in Stuart that, since Izzy declared her feelings, he can't get her out of his head, and he feels this means he's not committed to Elle. Stu puts Ned's fears into perspective and they have a cleansing footy kick in the street. Unfortunately, Izzy distracts Ned and he goes over on his ankle, causing him to miss the play. This is the least of his problems - Ned is indeed still infatuated with Izzy.