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01-06-2006, 14:50
'Lights, Cameron, Action'
Airs Monday, June 5 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Robert Robinson visits his comatose identical twin brother Cameron in hospital and learns he may never wake up. Robert is pleased, as it allows him to assume his brother’s identity and return to his father and wreak havoc on the man and all those Paul loves. When he finds Elle in tears as a result of her discovery of Izzy’s betrayal, he’s able to help bring the women back together and lull everyone, especially his father into believing the Robinson family is about to enjoy a bright new beginning.
Sky tries and fails to impress her art teacher with her painting. The man seems to pick on her at every opportunity. Sky stays up all night painting. She hands in her painting and quits. Jean-Pierre finally declares that she may indeed have potential.
Lou is struggling to come to terms with having time on his hands and with each new idea Harold presents to entertain themselves Lou gets more frustrated and bored.
Ned has been humiliated when he discovered he was lied to and used by Izzy. It provokes him to change his nice guy attitude and start sticking up for himself – even if that means others may have to suffer along the way, including Elle.
'I Should Be So Clucky'
Airs Tuesday, June 6 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Keen to impress his son, Paul shows off his Lassiter’s empire. “Cameron” stresses he’s not materialistic like Elle – the most important thing to him is to be a good son. Moved, Paul seeks Rob’s forgiveness for his past mistakes. Elle inadvertently puts Rob on the spot when she reminisces about a summer holiday only she and Cam went on. Rob’s narrow escape sends him to the hospital where he takes his frustration out on comatose Cameron. Confiding in his helpless brother, Rob vows to make the Robinsons pay for the pain they put him and Gail through – his reign of terror has barely begun.
Rachel and Zeke are all packed to move in with Katya. Meanwhile, Katya prepares herself for the transition from sister to mother. Putting the things she’s unable to say to Susan into a moving letter, she assumes custody of the kids. Susan’s neighbours rally round to offer her support, but instead find Janelle “house-sitting” while Susan is visiting Libby and Darren. Eager to assert herself as parent, Katya bans Rachel from spending time with Stingray, disapproving of the age difference between them. Rachel fights the decision, forcing Katya to rethink her strategy.
Gripped, just like her mum, by a severe case of cluckiness, Janae wants to quit school and become a mother. Although keen to have kids one day, Boyd prefers to wait until after he graduates at least. Janae accuses him of double-standards – he was prepared to be a father with Kayla but not with Janae. Max counsels Boyd not to compromise his future. Boyd’s faced with a tough decision - is Janae the right girl for him?
Stingray gets a part-time job at ScarletBar. Desperate to fit in at uni, he tries to acquire a taste for beer.
'It's Not Easy Being Teen'
Airs Wednesday, June 7 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Rachel and Katya lock horns over Rachel’s friendship with Stingray. Rachel goes to find peace at Susan’s but finds only house-sitting Janelle who, after some tough love, takes her back to Katya’s. But Rachel slips out again to visit Stingray in the middle of the night. They are discovered in his bedroom by Janelle, Zeke and Katya. Katya sees this as compelling evidence of her need to tighten the reins.
Stephanie arrives home from hospital and Lyn announces that she’s moving in to help care for mother and child. Because they genuinely do need support, Max bites his tongue, but when the rowdy Oscar arrives with Lyn, there is no doubt that the sharing dynamic will be challenging.
Stingray is offended by Katya’s insulting attitude to his friendship with Rachel. Connor and Toadie discourage him from developing a friendship with a 14-year-old girl, but when Rachel visits him in the middle of the night, there’s no doubting the two do turn to each other in times of need. Stingray tries to convince Toadie that Rachel is just a friend, but Toadie’s alarm bells are ringing, and he warns him to focus on girls his own age. The problem for Stingray is that Rachel is the only girl he relates to.
Connor receives his first assignment as a PI, and he’s surprised to realise the target of his surveillance is Karl’s new squeeze, Jenny McKenna.
When living with Angie becomes too much to bear, Connor and Toadie try to reconcile Angie and Big Kev. Instead of helping, their interference only makes Angie much harder to live with.
'Like A Naturist Woman'
Airs Thursday, June 8 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
With her parents at loggerheads over Kim’s plan to have a vasectomy, Bree talks up the impending return of her DNA test, hoping her likely success in her science project may be a source of unity. But Karl is the first to get the shocking news – Kim is not Bree’s father.
Despite Toadie’s reservations, Connor decides to take the job investigating Jenny McKenna, Karl’s new girlfriend. But at a naturists’ evening at a city bathhouse, Connor’s subterfuge (along with everything else!) is exposed. Angry, Karl and Jenny want answers.
Newly flush with cash, Kim buys his and Janelle’s dream car. Janelle misinterprets this as a sign he’s decided not to have a vasectomy. She’s appalled when it becomes clear Kim is still as determined as ever to have ‘the snip’.
Lyn organises a party to celebrate Charlie’s arrival. But things go awry when she flags the issue of a christening – it’s not on Max and Steph’s agenda at all.
Boyd’s new study-buddy Sasha overhears Janae talking up her desire to start a family ASAP. Scared that the couple are on vastly different life paths, Sasha questions if Boyd thinks the relationship can really survive.
With Angie’s presence at Number Thirty causing friction, Toadie appeals to Janelle to intervene. She is resistant until she sees the depth of Angie’s turmoil. Will Janelle heal an age-old rift and intervene?
'Goodbye Normal Genes'
Airs Friday, June 9 2006 at 13:40 BST on BBC One
Karl is forced to reveal the shocking truth of Bree's DNA results to Kim. After reeling in disbelief, Kim grapples with the concept that Bree, the daughter he's always cherished, is actually the product of a secret affair. He confronts Janelle with the news, accusing her of the ultimate betrayal.
Ned's enjoying his 'no more Mr Nice Guy' attitude and finds the perfect job to match: Parking Inspector. He delights in issuing Paul a ticket and eventually has his car clamped. Paul cries foul but Ned uses the opportunity to taunt him further about the supposedly ‘ongoing’ affair with Izzy.
Relations between Rachel and Katya hit rock bottom over a breakfast time standoff. Rachel asserts that Katya has no real authority over her and storms out of the house to prove it. Katya confides her trouble to Max who advises that she drop the strict discipline. Katya is prompted to re-think her approach.
A new music keyboard is up for grabs at the ScarletBar and Summer's disappointed to learn she's ineligible to win. She hatches to a plan to secure the instrument and re-unite her warring friends Bree and Rachel in the process.
Airs Monday, June 5 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Robert Robinson visits his comatose identical twin brother Cameron in hospital and learns he may never wake up. Robert is pleased, as it allows him to assume his brother’s identity and return to his father and wreak havoc on the man and all those Paul loves. When he finds Elle in tears as a result of her discovery of Izzy’s betrayal, he’s able to help bring the women back together and lull everyone, especially his father into believing the Robinson family is about to enjoy a bright new beginning.
Sky tries and fails to impress her art teacher with her painting. The man seems to pick on her at every opportunity. Sky stays up all night painting. She hands in her painting and quits. Jean-Pierre finally declares that she may indeed have potential.
Lou is struggling to come to terms with having time on his hands and with each new idea Harold presents to entertain themselves Lou gets more frustrated and bored.
Ned has been humiliated when he discovered he was lied to and used by Izzy. It provokes him to change his nice guy attitude and start sticking up for himself – even if that means others may have to suffer along the way, including Elle.
'I Should Be So Clucky'
Airs Tuesday, June 6 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Keen to impress his son, Paul shows off his Lassiter’s empire. “Cameron” stresses he’s not materialistic like Elle – the most important thing to him is to be a good son. Moved, Paul seeks Rob’s forgiveness for his past mistakes. Elle inadvertently puts Rob on the spot when she reminisces about a summer holiday only she and Cam went on. Rob’s narrow escape sends him to the hospital where he takes his frustration out on comatose Cameron. Confiding in his helpless brother, Rob vows to make the Robinsons pay for the pain they put him and Gail through – his reign of terror has barely begun.
Rachel and Zeke are all packed to move in with Katya. Meanwhile, Katya prepares herself for the transition from sister to mother. Putting the things she’s unable to say to Susan into a moving letter, she assumes custody of the kids. Susan’s neighbours rally round to offer her support, but instead find Janelle “house-sitting” while Susan is visiting Libby and Darren. Eager to assert herself as parent, Katya bans Rachel from spending time with Stingray, disapproving of the age difference between them. Rachel fights the decision, forcing Katya to rethink her strategy.
Gripped, just like her mum, by a severe case of cluckiness, Janae wants to quit school and become a mother. Although keen to have kids one day, Boyd prefers to wait until after he graduates at least. Janae accuses him of double-standards – he was prepared to be a father with Kayla but not with Janae. Max counsels Boyd not to compromise his future. Boyd’s faced with a tough decision - is Janae the right girl for him?
Stingray gets a part-time job at ScarletBar. Desperate to fit in at uni, he tries to acquire a taste for beer.
'It's Not Easy Being Teen'
Airs Wednesday, June 7 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Rachel and Katya lock horns over Rachel’s friendship with Stingray. Rachel goes to find peace at Susan’s but finds only house-sitting Janelle who, after some tough love, takes her back to Katya’s. But Rachel slips out again to visit Stingray in the middle of the night. They are discovered in his bedroom by Janelle, Zeke and Katya. Katya sees this as compelling evidence of her need to tighten the reins.
Stephanie arrives home from hospital and Lyn announces that she’s moving in to help care for mother and child. Because they genuinely do need support, Max bites his tongue, but when the rowdy Oscar arrives with Lyn, there is no doubt that the sharing dynamic will be challenging.
Stingray is offended by Katya’s insulting attitude to his friendship with Rachel. Connor and Toadie discourage him from developing a friendship with a 14-year-old girl, but when Rachel visits him in the middle of the night, there’s no doubting the two do turn to each other in times of need. Stingray tries to convince Toadie that Rachel is just a friend, but Toadie’s alarm bells are ringing, and he warns him to focus on girls his own age. The problem for Stingray is that Rachel is the only girl he relates to.
Connor receives his first assignment as a PI, and he’s surprised to realise the target of his surveillance is Karl’s new squeeze, Jenny McKenna.
When living with Angie becomes too much to bear, Connor and Toadie try to reconcile Angie and Big Kev. Instead of helping, their interference only makes Angie much harder to live with.
'Like A Naturist Woman'
Airs Thursday, June 8 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
With her parents at loggerheads over Kim’s plan to have a vasectomy, Bree talks up the impending return of her DNA test, hoping her likely success in her science project may be a source of unity. But Karl is the first to get the shocking news – Kim is not Bree’s father.
Despite Toadie’s reservations, Connor decides to take the job investigating Jenny McKenna, Karl’s new girlfriend. But at a naturists’ evening at a city bathhouse, Connor’s subterfuge (along with everything else!) is exposed. Angry, Karl and Jenny want answers.
Newly flush with cash, Kim buys his and Janelle’s dream car. Janelle misinterprets this as a sign he’s decided not to have a vasectomy. She’s appalled when it becomes clear Kim is still as determined as ever to have ‘the snip’.
Lyn organises a party to celebrate Charlie’s arrival. But things go awry when she flags the issue of a christening – it’s not on Max and Steph’s agenda at all.
Boyd’s new study-buddy Sasha overhears Janae talking up her desire to start a family ASAP. Scared that the couple are on vastly different life paths, Sasha questions if Boyd thinks the relationship can really survive.
With Angie’s presence at Number Thirty causing friction, Toadie appeals to Janelle to intervene. She is resistant until she sees the depth of Angie’s turmoil. Will Janelle heal an age-old rift and intervene?
'Goodbye Normal Genes'
Airs Friday, June 9 2006 at 13:40 BST on BBC One
Karl is forced to reveal the shocking truth of Bree's DNA results to Kim. After reeling in disbelief, Kim grapples with the concept that Bree, the daughter he's always cherished, is actually the product of a secret affair. He confronts Janelle with the news, accusing her of the ultimate betrayal.
Ned's enjoying his 'no more Mr Nice Guy' attitude and finds the perfect job to match: Parking Inspector. He delights in issuing Paul a ticket and eventually has his car clamped. Paul cries foul but Ned uses the opportunity to taunt him further about the supposedly ‘ongoing’ affair with Izzy.
Relations between Rachel and Katya hit rock bottom over a breakfast time standoff. Rachel asserts that Katya has no real authority over her and storms out of the house to prove it. Katya confides her trouble to Max who advises that she drop the strict discipline. Katya is prompted to re-think her approach.
A new music keyboard is up for grabs at the ScarletBar and Summer's disappointed to learn she's ineligible to win. She hatches to a plan to secure the instrument and re-unite her warring friends Bree and Rachel in the process.