'Catch My Deceive'
Airs Monday, November 6 2006 at 17:35 UTC on BBC One
Paul and Elle make a brilliant team as they put operation ‘Win Dylan Back’ into effect. Using bribery and a few well-placed crocodile tears, they successfully convince everyone, including Karl, that Elle has a life-threatening illness. Elle’s timing is perfect and she breaks her dreadful news to Dylan just as he’s about to get back with Sky, leaving Dylan to make an impossible choice.
When Susan is frosty towards Sky, Sky fears that Karl has blabbed that Stingray is the real father of her baby. Sky confronts Karl but he denies telling Susan. Forewarned by Karl, Susan similarly fudges the truth and Sky is left uncertain whether Karl has betrayed her trust. Sky’s worries fade when Stingray plays footage of Dylan declaring his love for Sky but her heartache returns full throttle when Dylan visits Sky with some heartbreaking news.
Stingray meets his favourite film director, Ashton Todaro, and, in a desperate attempt to impress him, lies that he is making a film about pregnant Sky and her imminent baby. Ashton reckons this film could launch Stingray’s career but there’s one huge problem – Sky doesn’t want to be in Stingray’s film.
Carmella agrees to help Cameron by talking to Paul about his increasingly immoral behaviour. Unfortunately, receiving advice from an attractive nun just feeds Paul’s depravity and, instead of listening, he cracks onto her!
When Ned sees Boyd pashing a nun he believes Carmella is now totally off the rails. He’s further appalled when he spies Janae pashing a nun as well! But when he realises that Janae and Boyd have bought a nun’s outfit for a bit of innocent fun he is left with egg on his face.
'All's Well That Ends Elle'
Airs Tuesday, November 7 2006 at 17:35 UTC on BBC One
Sky learns about Elle’s ‘illness’ from Dylan and realises she’s lost her chance to be with him. Harold believes that Dylan is only supporting Elle through loyalty rather than love - and even tells him so - but heartbroken Sky resignedly believes things have worked out for the best. Meanwhile, Elle uses her best acting skills to maintain her ruse - until the guilt from everyone’s concern eats away at her and she suggests she and Dylan get away from it all for a few days.
Lyn and Izzy continue to bicker about Paul until Lyn recklessly hints that she and Paul are having an affair - which smug Paul later confirms. Mad with jealously, Izzy exacts revenge by telling Lyn that Paul killed Gus Cleary.
Steph can’t believe Max has let Izzy continue to stay in their house, getting further riled when Max appears to believe Izzy’s claims that Lyn is having an affair with Paul - something that Steph staunchly doubts.
The toad’s out of the bag! Steph finds out Toadie was the one who dobbed her into the council and vows revenge - but her idea of a practical joke is quite lame. Taking pity, Toadie offers to become her sensei in the art of humour.
'Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kill Me'
Airs Wednesday, November 8 2006 at 17:35 UTC on BBC One
Lyn's mounting unease over Izzy's claim that Paul is a murderer leads her to question him, but Paul stealthily avoids the truth. Overwhelmed by Paul's generosity at Oscar's birthday party Lyn apologises for doubting him, promising never to discuss the matter again. But Paul's presence in Lyn's life is causing conflict with Steph - and Susan learns that Lyn is sleeping with Paul and warns her to be careful. Lyn begins to see Paul as a lost soul and is sure she can redeem him. Meanwhile, a desperate Izzy makes one final attempt to win Paul back, but is stunned by Paul's threat for her to back off or else!
Intimate recollections of Izzy keep flashing into Karl's mind. Perturbed, he keeps his thoughts from Susan fearing the night with Izzy was not as innocent as Izzy claimed.
Katya has a newfound confidence and makes peace with both Cameron and Toadie. Max is initially uncertain when Katya suggests a 'Tibetan' weekend away together, but Steph encourages Max to go despite his qualms.
Cameron's distressed by his father's flippant attitude when he tries to call Gail about Elle's 'illness'. Paul realises keeping up the ruse is going to be harder than he thought.
Toadie is keen to develop some housemate camaraderie and gets sucked into the joy that is the 'musical' with Ned.
'There Was A Crooked Anne'
Airs Thursday, November 9 2006 at 17:35 UTC on BBC One
Anne continues to charm everyone with her shy, sweet nature – except Janelle. Hurt by her Janelle’s aversion to her, Anne offers to stay away from Bree – which shames Janelle into reneging. But when Janelle discovers that Anne has been recording detailed information about the family all her unease returns – what is this strange little girl up to?
Karl spends his first night at the Kinski house as Susan’s ‘boyfriend’ and throws his weight around about money matters. Susan guesses Karl’s behaviour is due to discomfort at being a ‘visitor’ in the house that used to be his home and Karl concedes she’s right. Just as peace is re-established, Karl has a nightmare about Izzy and admits he’s not convinced Izzy told the truth about the night she took him home. Susan convinces Karl that his ‘irrational’ fears stem from residual guilt and urges him to leave their Izzy issues in the past – as she has.
Boyd wants Janae to give up her cleaning job and concentrate on school, which she is loath to do. So when Karl censures Boyd for canoodling with Janae at the hospital, warning that she could lose her job if it continues, Boyd gets a devious idea…
Lou returns from Russia mysteriously declaring that Mishka never really loved him and, what’s more, he doesn’t care. Harold finds this very hard to believe but Lou won’t go into details. Lou’s strange turnaround gets even stranger when he moves on to a new and totally unexpected love interest: Janelle!
'Here Comes The Brodie'
Airs Friday, November 10 2006 at 17:35 UTC on BBC One
Katya and Max head to what they think is a weekend Tibetan language workshop, only to discover it’s a weekend meditative retreat. Katya is embarrassed and suggests they leave, but Max is surprisingly open minded and willing to give it a go. Encouraged to explore their inner desires, Max imagines himself as a sports star - and Katya imagines herself having a steamy affair with Max! When Max is embarrassed to tell Katya what scenario he imagined, she wrongly assumes they’ve shared the same dreams.
Anne discovers Bree going through her bag where she’s found tapes containing information Anne has recorded about the Timmins family. Initially Anne reacts as if betrayed by Bree and her convincing explanation that taping her thoughts is no different to a sighted person keeping a diary makes Bree feel terrible. As Anne tries to leave she walks into the path of Harold’s car and Zeke saves her, but knocks her to the ground, injuring her in the process. Harold insists on driving Anne home and drops her off at the address she’s given. Once alone it becomes clear Anne has given her friends a false address – she lives on the other side of town. What is Anne so anxious to hide?
Lou continues to act strangely as he increases his efforts to spend time with Janelle. Knowing Lou has a crush on her, however bizarre, Janelle uses it to her advantage and gets Lou to do her housework. Harold tries to look out for his friend, but Janelle takes little heed of his plea for her not to take advantage of the situation. When Janelle tricks Lou into shouting her family dinner, Harold thinks even Lou must see he’s being used. But Lou can only see a down to earth woman with few pretences and his admiration for Janelle is at an all-time high!
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