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16-07-2006, 09:27
'Sealed With A Hiss'
Airs Monday, July 17 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Robert finally snaps when Paul raises questions about why their family is so dysfunctional. Robert's "Cameron" façade slips and he lays the blame at Paul's feet for leaving. Unwitting Katya calms Robert down and tells him to focus on what he came to achieve. He takes the advice and re-sets his sights on destroying everyone and everything his father cares for. His next target is Izzy. After she's convinced Max and Steph she can be relied on to look after baby Charlie, Robert slips into the house and turns on the gas so that it looks like Izzy has carelessly left it on.
Rachel poses reasons for Stingray's new fondness for beer that are very close to the bone: he's doing it to fit in and make himself relax. Struggling with a tutorial presentation, Stingray manages a nervous false start in front of his tutor His talk is a success, but is he creating an even bigger problem?
Susan is a little depressed, no longer having Zeke or Rachel to care for. Katya visits Susan and sees her house looking unkempt. When she reports this to Rachel, Rachel shares her own concerns. The two set their minds towards thinking of a way to help Susan.
Karl paints a glowing picture of his trip away with Jenny to Izzy. When Izzy overhears him adjusting the account for Susan, she calls him on it. Karl explains to Susan that he was trying to spare her feelings. Susan tells him he shouldn't have bothered, she's happy for them both to be moving on - although the curt delivery hints otherwise.
'Twin Piques'
Airs Tuesday, July 18 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Robert’s plans to frame Izzy for leaving the gas on and endangering Charlie’s life come to nought when Lyn saves her grandson and sounds the alarm. While Charlie and Izzy emerge unharmed, Lyn, Stephanie and Max rail on Izzy for her irresponsibility. Even Paul finds it hard to fathom how she managed to do something so negligent while caring for her nephew. When Izzy reveals she can’t have children of her own, the tragic news brings out the best in Paul who comforts her. Robert is baffled that Izzy has been forgiven so quickly after. His plan to destroy Izzy and watch Paul suffer as a result needs some rethinking.
The Kinski kids have noticed how down Susan seems of late. When Rachel and Katya come to the same conclusion that Susan would be helped if they moved back in to live with her, they put a plan into action. Wary of hurting Susan’s pride, Katya does her best to make it sound as if the move is for her benefit. Susan sees through the ruse and lets Katya know she is proud of her for what she’s doing – and no doubt her father would be as well.
Stingray isn’t thrilled by Rachel moving back onto the street. Fighting his growing feelings, he’s unable to handle seeing her in a bikini at a neighbourhood party.
Having been brought closer by Lyn’s saving of Charlie, Stephanie accepts Lyn’s advice to allow Paul to buy the rights to the baby utility belt – the ‘B.U.B.’ Lyn is certain the decision will lead to them all becoming rich.
'Blessed Be Thy Fame'
Airs Wednesday, July 19 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
As Bree’s fame continues to grow, Janae’s nose is out of joint at the perceived preferential treatment Bree’s getting from Janelle and Kim. Janelle can’t forget what she now knows about Bree’s parentage and struggles not to let it affect her behaviour. But the delicate status quo is blown apart when Janae opens a letter from midwife Louise Fletcher, revealing the truth about Bree. What will Janae do with the shock information?
Convinced Janae’s using Ned to make him jealous, Boyd pushes the issue. But Janae refuses to bite, leaving Boyd feeling stupid for his outburst. On their respective dates, Ned and Sasha encourage their partners to put the past behind them and enjoy themselves. When Boyd misinterprets an innocent cuddle between Janae and Ned, he makes a pass at Sasha, who’s more than willing. But his feelings for Janae kick in and he can’t go through with it.
With Jenny’s loving encouragement, Karl exorcises the demons of his past relationship with Izzy. Filled with love, Karl asks Jenny to move in with him. Susan’s shaken by the news but puts on a brave face. But she feels more alone than ever.
Bree continues to be the darling of the media circuit. Loyal Zeke is swamped by his own insecurities, convinced it’s only a matter of time before she replaces him with a boyfriend more suited to her new glamorous lifestyle. Susan tries to reassure him but it’s Bree herself who puts his mind at rest with her unwavering affection.
'The Bear's Necessities'
Airs Thursday, July 20 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Janae reels from the revelation that Bree is not her blood sister. But when she insists her parents must come clean, she finds Janelle resistant; they’ve decided to carry on as normal – end of story. After a heart-breaking moment of tenderness with Bree, Janae delivers her parents an ultimatum – either they tell Bree, or she will. Will Kim and Janelle be force to reveal the painful truth?
Sky’s frustrated with her art and Dylan bravely suggests he’s man enough to let her go back to Jean-Pierre’s class. He asks only that she look him in the eye and swear her loyalty to him. Sky does this willingly but later is confronted when Mishka accuses her of not being honest with herself – she thinks Sky still has feelings for another.
Janae seeks Boyd out for comfort after learning the truth about Bree. He misinterprets her turmoil, assuming she’s about to confess to a misguided dalliance with Ned. Appalled, Janae announces she’ll never ask for anything from Boyd again – he’s out of her life for good.
Mishka picks up on Lou’s discomfort at the General Store and he confesses that the business was stolen out from under him. Mishka encourages him to fight and win back the business – and his self-respect.
Mishka has a certain anti-social habit that she’s neglected to mention to Lou. How long can she keep it hidden?
'Jenny's From Heaven'
Airs Friday, July 21 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Paul is furious to discover that Dylan had Cameron followed. He blasts his protégé but Dylan has realised that Cam’s not the one he’s angry at – it’s Paul. Dylan feels Paul coldly dumped him the moment that his ‘real’ son showed up. He decisively cuts ties with his mentor, regretting having favoured Paul over his own, loyal father. Paul is left gutted. Elle comforts her father by encouraging the search for Robert – Paul’s own children will be reunited soon, and they appreciate his loyalty.
When Dylan pressures Sky to attend JP’s art show she feels compelled to go – how can she explain she’s afraid she won’t be able to resist JP? Despite initial wariness, Sky is charmed by JP’s humorously cynical view of the art world and ends up having a magical night. JP suggests he and Sky stay late for a private viewing of the art and Sky accepts. She’s having too much fun to think about consequences. Alone in the darkened gallery, JP embraces Sky and she finally gives into temptation.
Ned’s return to singing makes him realise just how badly he treated Elle. Unhappily, she’s nowhere near ready to forgive.
Lyn is worn down by the wait for Joe to return. She asks Paul for more difficult work – she wants a challenge.
Connor promotes a gig for Ned to pressure him into singing again. Ned only agrees so that Karl can get time on stage too – much to Max’s chagrin.
Airs Monday, July 17 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Robert finally snaps when Paul raises questions about why their family is so dysfunctional. Robert's "Cameron" façade slips and he lays the blame at Paul's feet for leaving. Unwitting Katya calms Robert down and tells him to focus on what he came to achieve. He takes the advice and re-sets his sights on destroying everyone and everything his father cares for. His next target is Izzy. After she's convinced Max and Steph she can be relied on to look after baby Charlie, Robert slips into the house and turns on the gas so that it looks like Izzy has carelessly left it on.
Rachel poses reasons for Stingray's new fondness for beer that are very close to the bone: he's doing it to fit in and make himself relax. Struggling with a tutorial presentation, Stingray manages a nervous false start in front of his tutor His talk is a success, but is he creating an even bigger problem?
Susan is a little depressed, no longer having Zeke or Rachel to care for. Katya visits Susan and sees her house looking unkempt. When she reports this to Rachel, Rachel shares her own concerns. The two set their minds towards thinking of a way to help Susan.
Karl paints a glowing picture of his trip away with Jenny to Izzy. When Izzy overhears him adjusting the account for Susan, she calls him on it. Karl explains to Susan that he was trying to spare her feelings. Susan tells him he shouldn't have bothered, she's happy for them both to be moving on - although the curt delivery hints otherwise.
'Twin Piques'
Airs Tuesday, July 18 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Robert’s plans to frame Izzy for leaving the gas on and endangering Charlie’s life come to nought when Lyn saves her grandson and sounds the alarm. While Charlie and Izzy emerge unharmed, Lyn, Stephanie and Max rail on Izzy for her irresponsibility. Even Paul finds it hard to fathom how she managed to do something so negligent while caring for her nephew. When Izzy reveals she can’t have children of her own, the tragic news brings out the best in Paul who comforts her. Robert is baffled that Izzy has been forgiven so quickly after. His plan to destroy Izzy and watch Paul suffer as a result needs some rethinking.
The Kinski kids have noticed how down Susan seems of late. When Rachel and Katya come to the same conclusion that Susan would be helped if they moved back in to live with her, they put a plan into action. Wary of hurting Susan’s pride, Katya does her best to make it sound as if the move is for her benefit. Susan sees through the ruse and lets Katya know she is proud of her for what she’s doing – and no doubt her father would be as well.
Stingray isn’t thrilled by Rachel moving back onto the street. Fighting his growing feelings, he’s unable to handle seeing her in a bikini at a neighbourhood party.
Having been brought closer by Lyn’s saving of Charlie, Stephanie accepts Lyn’s advice to allow Paul to buy the rights to the baby utility belt – the ‘B.U.B.’ Lyn is certain the decision will lead to them all becoming rich.
'Blessed Be Thy Fame'
Airs Wednesday, July 19 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
As Bree’s fame continues to grow, Janae’s nose is out of joint at the perceived preferential treatment Bree’s getting from Janelle and Kim. Janelle can’t forget what she now knows about Bree’s parentage and struggles not to let it affect her behaviour. But the delicate status quo is blown apart when Janae opens a letter from midwife Louise Fletcher, revealing the truth about Bree. What will Janae do with the shock information?
Convinced Janae’s using Ned to make him jealous, Boyd pushes the issue. But Janae refuses to bite, leaving Boyd feeling stupid for his outburst. On their respective dates, Ned and Sasha encourage their partners to put the past behind them and enjoy themselves. When Boyd misinterprets an innocent cuddle between Janae and Ned, he makes a pass at Sasha, who’s more than willing. But his feelings for Janae kick in and he can’t go through with it.
With Jenny’s loving encouragement, Karl exorcises the demons of his past relationship with Izzy. Filled with love, Karl asks Jenny to move in with him. Susan’s shaken by the news but puts on a brave face. But she feels more alone than ever.
Bree continues to be the darling of the media circuit. Loyal Zeke is swamped by his own insecurities, convinced it’s only a matter of time before she replaces him with a boyfriend more suited to her new glamorous lifestyle. Susan tries to reassure him but it’s Bree herself who puts his mind at rest with her unwavering affection.
'The Bear's Necessities'
Airs Thursday, July 20 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Janae reels from the revelation that Bree is not her blood sister. But when she insists her parents must come clean, she finds Janelle resistant; they’ve decided to carry on as normal – end of story. After a heart-breaking moment of tenderness with Bree, Janae delivers her parents an ultimatum – either they tell Bree, or she will. Will Kim and Janelle be force to reveal the painful truth?
Sky’s frustrated with her art and Dylan bravely suggests he’s man enough to let her go back to Jean-Pierre’s class. He asks only that she look him in the eye and swear her loyalty to him. Sky does this willingly but later is confronted when Mishka accuses her of not being honest with herself – she thinks Sky still has feelings for another.
Janae seeks Boyd out for comfort after learning the truth about Bree. He misinterprets her turmoil, assuming she’s about to confess to a misguided dalliance with Ned. Appalled, Janae announces she’ll never ask for anything from Boyd again – he’s out of her life for good.
Mishka picks up on Lou’s discomfort at the General Store and he confesses that the business was stolen out from under him. Mishka encourages him to fight and win back the business – and his self-respect.
Mishka has a certain anti-social habit that she’s neglected to mention to Lou. How long can she keep it hidden?
'Jenny's From Heaven'
Airs Friday, July 21 2006 at 17:35 BST on BBC One
Paul is furious to discover that Dylan had Cameron followed. He blasts his protégé but Dylan has realised that Cam’s not the one he’s angry at – it’s Paul. Dylan feels Paul coldly dumped him the moment that his ‘real’ son showed up. He decisively cuts ties with his mentor, regretting having favoured Paul over his own, loyal father. Paul is left gutted. Elle comforts her father by encouraging the search for Robert – Paul’s own children will be reunited soon, and they appreciate his loyalty.
When Dylan pressures Sky to attend JP’s art show she feels compelled to go – how can she explain she’s afraid she won’t be able to resist JP? Despite initial wariness, Sky is charmed by JP’s humorously cynical view of the art world and ends up having a magical night. JP suggests he and Sky stay late for a private viewing of the art and Sky accepts. She’s having too much fun to think about consequences. Alone in the darkened gallery, JP embraces Sky and she finally gives into temptation.
Ned’s return to singing makes him realise just how badly he treated Elle. Unhappily, she’s nowhere near ready to forgive.
Lyn is worn down by the wait for Joe to return. She asks Paul for more difficult work – she wants a challenge.
Connor promotes a gig for Ned to pressure him into singing again. Ned only agrees so that Karl can get time on stage too – much to Max’s chagrin.