'Eye Of The Steigter'
Monday, February 12 2007 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Stingray’s world crumbles when Sky reveals he is not baby Kerry’s father. Janelle again threatens to sue Karl for negligence but Stingray is more upset by the way Karl and Susan judged him and accuses them of ruining his life. But Dylan is vindicated by the news and Sky even wonders if she and Dylan may still have a future together. But Dylan crushes Sky’s hopes when he reveals he intends to fight for custody of Kerry - and wants Sky out of his life forever!
Susan and Karl struggle to cope in the aftermath of Karl’s paternity blunder but Susan pledges her undying support and promises to stand by him on the rocky road ahead.
Upset by Dylan’s disrespectful attitude towards Sky, Harold implores Loris to provide the Timmins family with moral guidance before they self-destruct. But Loris can’t and blames herself for the doom which has befallen her family. Harold’s confusion turns to shock when he learns Loris’s deepest, darkest secret. She was responsible for the baby swap!
Steiger takes Will and Frazer away on a camping trip. But when the boys learn they have to hunt and kill their own dinner they fear they may not be the macho men Steiger expects.
In order to get a visa so they can stay together, Lou and Mishka go back to the 1980s and re-invent their romantic past.
And Lyn thinks Paul is going to break-up with her but he surprises her by asking for her hand in marriage.
'Bringing Home The Bacon'
Tuesday, February 13 2007 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Loris confesses to Harold about swapping Bree and Anne at birth. Loris took blind revenge on Janelle but got cold feet once it was done, only to realise Anne was gone. Appalled, Harold throws Loris out of his house. Loris’s guilt is further piqued by Bree and she makes a difficult decision – she leaves Ramsay Street to find the Baxters.
Feeling extremely vulnerable about her facial injuries, Carmella tries to hide from the world. Harold hones in on Carmella’s caring nature, asking her to accompany him to the soup kitchen. Once there, Carmella comprehends there are people with worse problems than hers, coming to the decision she won’t be having the operation on her face.
Pepper and Zeke finally have a chat about the engagement party misunderstanding, the air cleared between them. However Zeke still has doubts about Frazer’s sincerity towards Pepper – and is given food for thought about his treatment of Bree…
Frazer and Will are trapped with Steiger, the pig-hunting machine, on the camping trip from hell. Frazer’s forced into blood sports while both the boys are subjected to an emotion-fuelled lecture from Steiger about matrimony.
'Some Like It Shot'
Wednesday, February 14 2007 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
After Guy again makes contact with Rachel, Katya’s determined to remove him from her world for good. She rigs a suitcase to look as if it contains the money Guy’s after and arranges to meet him in an out of the way locale. Once there, Katya pulls a gun on Guy and a struggle ensues. Suddenly a gunshot rings out – but who’s been shot?
Will and Rosie reel from Carmella’s decision to forgo the reconstructive facial surgery. Carmella attacks the pair, and Rosie’s again forced to conceal her longing for Will. Will manages to convince Carmella his feelings for her are based on who she is, not what she looks like. But he also issues her a challenge – if she’s truly at peace with her decision, she must carry on her life as normally as possible.
Pepper amps up her seduction of Frazer, who’s more than happy to be pampered after his horror night in the wild. But he flinches at Pepper’s talk of real wedding bells and demands an end to their relationship. Devastated, Pepper decides enough’s enough; if he wants out of the engagement, he’s also out of the house!
Steph needs legal help and approaches Rosie for aid. Steph’s chagrined when Rosie handballs the case to Toadie. Are the pair able to put their unease in each other’s presence aside?
Lou and Mishka prepare for their immigration test full of confidence – but is their cockiness misplaced?
'Das Vote'
Thursday, February 15 2007 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Katya is shot while struggling with Guy for control of her gun. Guy flees the scene with the bag of money, happy to leave Katya mortally wounded. But Katya’s fortuitously discovered and flown to Erinsborough Hospital for emergency surgery. Susan, Rachel, Zeke, Karl and Ned are devastated by the news; and Susan’s privately wary that spectres from Katya’s past have resurfaced. Meanwhile Guy discovers that Katya double-crossed him and returned to claim what’s rightfully his…
There’s stalemate at Number Thirty in the wake of Pepper and Frazer’s ‘break-up’. Will sides with Frazer, and Rosie predictably stands in Pepper’s corner, leaving hapless Ned in the middle. After both camps aggressively put their cases forward, Ned’s still unable to decide – all he does know is that someone has to go. He proposes a secret ballot will determine who stays and who packs their bags.
In the aftermath of his mistake with baby Kerry’s paternity – and aided by Janelle’s public hounding – patients are deserting poor Karl in droves. Determined to show her support, Rachel cooks up a scheme to put the smile back on Karl’s dial and – in a significant step – invites Karl to go from ‘mate’ to step-parent in her life.
'Coma Chameleon'
Friday, February 16 2007 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Steiger presents evidence to Katya’s family and Ned that implicates her in a stolen car racket. Karl and Ned go from disbelief to anger, and Susan clings to the hope there’s been a mistake. Rachel claims that none of it’s true and refuses to believe Kat’s guilt. Guy, desperate to retrieve the money he believes Katya owes him, sets about ingratiating himself with the family, especially Rachel who’s desperate to clear her sister’s name. Guy offers help and Rachel is grateful, unaware she’s being used.
Pepper and Frazer call a truce to their fighting and agree to put their ‘past’ behind them. Frazer even agrees to be present when Pepper tells her father their engagement was a scam – after all, it’s the right thing to do. And it could score him major points in his campaign to woo Rosie, who refuses to acknowledge she may have feelings for him. Pepper, insisting she’s over Frazer, advises Rosie she should take a chance. Any fool could see he’s madly in love.
Lou and Mishka continue with their plans to ‘fool’ the Immigration Department by writing fake character references from all of their friends. Disheartened by Harold’s disapproval, they rope him into an even more outrageous scheme – they’ll make some fake home videos. However it takes law-abiding to convince them all that this could do more harm than good. Honesty is the best and indeed only policy.
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