'Some Day My Pinch Will Come'
Airs Monday, September 18 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

Reminded of their responsibilities at home, Karl and Susan back away from their kiss and part on awkward terms. Guilty Susan draws comfort from Rachel and Zeke but can’t get Karl out of her mind. Karl knows he must come clean to Jenny but she has a confession of her own – she’s fallen for another man. Karl admits he will never truly love anyone but Susan, even if she won’t have him, and he and Jenny part on good terms, amused and relieved by the coincidence. Susan tries to repress her feelings for Karl but her heart finally overrules her head. She turns up at his flat in the middle of the night and declares her love.

Rachel ducks out to Stingray’s film screening to provide moral support. The young couple delight in the romance of sneaking around until Susan and Zeke unexpectedly show up. Rachel is forced to hide at the back of the theatre while Stingray is awarded the “Best Film” prize and a secure place in his course.

Lyn admits to Paul that Ned’s criticisms are aggravating the residual guilt she feels over neglecting Oscar during her post-natal depression. Ned sees Paul comforting Lyn and gets the wrong idea about their relationship. But just how far off the mark is he?

Max and Steph relish their first baby-free day. Much to Steph’s delight, Max has the perfect romantic day planned.

Ultra-honest Zeke resorts to extreme measures to prevent himself from telling Susan the truth about Rachel and Stingray.

'Grandpapa Don't Preach'
Airs Tuesday, September 19 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

Harold reacts badly to the news of Sky’s pregnancy. Sky’s devastated but Harold softens after realizing that his tendency to moralize was probably the reason Kerry never came to him when she was pregnant. Dylan offers Sky an olive branch, only to learn that she’s still pregnant. He’s hurt and angry, feeling that Sky’s secrecy typifies her lack of respect for him. Sky makes it clear to Stingray that Dylan is the father, and admits a growing connection to the baby. Stingray’s advice about embracing life’s curve balls helps crystallize Sky’s thinking. She finally makes her decision - she’s going to be a mother.

Karl and Susan finally give in to their passion. To protect Rachel and Zeke, and avoid getting the Kennedy kids’ hopes up, the contented couple agrees to a secret affair in order to give their relationship a test run. Sexy sneaking around ensues, but how long can Susan lie to her kids?

Rachel and Stingray narrowly escape discovery by Lyn, and Dylan condemns the dangerous game his brother is playing. Meanwhile, Rachel sneaks home late at night, only to cross paths with an equally cagey Susan (home from her tryst with Karl).

Harold is furious to find Lou and Mishka still brewing samagon and orders them out of the house by morning. Their pleas fall on deaf ears until Sky speaks up in their defence.

'The Last Time I Wore Paris'
Airs Wednesday, September 20 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

Saddened by the lack of enthusiasm and support for Boyd and Janae’s impending marriage, Summer attempts to talk Max around to giving his blessing. He remains opposed and Boyd is there to overhear his continued misgivings. Galvanised, Boyd suggests he and Janae call off the wedding and elope. A quickie registry office wedding is organised with Bree and Summer the only witnesses. But as the moment of truth draws near, Summer begins to have doubts – can she really keep this momentous event a secret?

Dylan reels after learning of Sky’s choice to become a mother. Sympathetic, Elle confronts Sky and accuses her of not taking Dylan’s feelings into account. In the process, she reveals that she and Dylan are now a couple – something Dylan had failed to mention. Sky’s secretly devastated but puts up a stoic façade. Off Harold’s urging, she reaches out to Dylan, offering that he can choose his level of involvement as a father. But Dylan reacts angrily – to his mind, Sky’s taken all decision-making rights away from him. Will these new parents ever find understanding?

Bree receives a heartbreaking letter but keeps the details from all around her. In reaction she unveils a radical new image.

When it becomes clear Mishka has continued her illegal alcohol dealings she fears Harold will give her and Lou their marching orders. But after insisting any proceeds for the venture be given to charity, Harold surprises them with an invitation to stay on permanently – after the support they’ve shown Sky he couldn’t do anything else.

'Null and Boyd'
Airs Thursday, September 21 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

Full of love, Boyd and Janae try to cling to romance despite the surrounds of the Registry Office wedding. Disturbed by the lack of family support, Summer alerts Max, Steph and Janelle to the ceremony taking place. Steph and Janelle put their disapproval aside for the sake of the newlyweds, but Max finds it impossible to pretend. He threatens to annul the marriage by exposing Janae’s fake birth certificate. Boyd challenges his dad – is Max prepared to get Boyd and Janae into trouble to prove a point? The newlyweds depart on their impromptu honeymoon, determined not to let the tension mar the beginning of their new life together.

Having planted evidence that seals Cameron’s fate, Robert can’t resist tormenting his brother, pushing him to lose control in front of Gail. He and Paul depart on their trip, Robert confident of orchestrating Paul’s demise. But a chance encounter with Katya threatens to bring his evil scheme crashing down.

Instinctively protecting Gail’s feelings, Paul unconsciously pulls away from Izzy. Tired of feeling second-best, Izzy confronts Paul. He confesses seeing Gail has awakened unresolved issues and Izzy’s gutted. But Paul reaffirms his commitment to Izzy and she gives him one more chance.
Bree reveals the reason behind her new image – a letter from her biological mother, forbidding Bree to make contact with the family.

His money scam exposed, Toadie finds the tables well and truly turned – he’s now the House o’ Trouser slave.

'Five Thousand And Counting'
Airs Friday, September 22 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One

Determined to punish his father, Rob drugs Paul and takes him to a disused mine shaft, lecturing him on his flaws as a father before blocking the entrance and leaving him to perish. Meanwhile, taking Katya's concerns seriously, Gail, Elle and Izzy travel to where they believe Rob and Paul are camping. When they find the campsite in disarray, the women are very concerned for Paul's safety.

Karl is put out to discover Justine has not only joined 'Oodles O' Noodles' but she's taking over. When Justine deliberately causes Karl to miss a performance, it would appear that Karl's reservations are valid.

Zeke becomes increasingly suspicious of Karl and Susan's relationship.

Harold confides his concerns about Sky's pregnancy, but Susan puts his mind at rest, pointing to the joy and the fact that Dylan might just come to the fore and do the right thing. Assuming Janelle knows, Harold mentions the pregnancy, and she is very upset that Dylan didn't feel he could confide in her.