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09-12-2006, 14:12
'Booze and Hisses'
Monday, December 18 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Max and Steph appear to be getting back on track. They address their intimacy issues and Elle seemingly offers an olive branch in the form of a profitable deal with the garage. Everything goes to mud, however, when Max looks after Charlie – and Charlie disappears – only to be later found exactly where Max left him. With everyone left questioning Max’s fragile mind, only Elle holds the key; she was the one who deviously orchestrated everything.
Stingray falls from the Kennedy roof after Rachel’s plan for him to sober up goes badly awry. Hospitalised for a groin injury and scared of losing Rachel, Stingray promises her he won’t touch another drop. Following a dressing down from Susan, Stingray believes his day can’t get any worse – until he receives chilling news from Karl. Stingray’s injury may be a lot more serious than he thinks.
Susan’s delighted to have Karl back home - unlike Audrey - until she notices some odd changes. For every decision she includes him in regarding the kids, Karl becomes more distant and detached.
Paul continues on his domesticity spree believing its benefiting Elle – but it only serves to freak Elle out. A talk with Lyn convinces Paul to cut off their endless credit supply - he wants to be a loving dad to Elle, not her bank teller.
'A Fork In The Toad'
Tuesday, December 19 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
With Charlie found safe in his crib, Max protests his innocence and has a revelation: perhaps Paul is somehow responsible? Steph gives qualified support to this theory but angry Lyn tells her Paul wasn’t involved, and counsels Steph to get Max professional help. Toadie also suggests Max needs time away to heal his mental wounds. At a loss, Steph asks Max to consider treatment. Max looks set to accept but then a strange order at ScarletBar points to another culprit – Elle.
Elle steps up her vendetta against Max by drawing Boyd into the plot. After detailing Max’s odd behaviour – and seeding the idea Toadie has the hots for Steph – Elle ‘helps’ Boyd by looking after the bar. Boyd catches Toadie comforting Steph, and sees red. Learning Toadie’s not accepting a job in Sydney, Boyd confronts him, irrationally certain that Toadie’s doing his best to break up his family.
Paul continues his attempt to be a normal neighbour, much to Lyn’s delight and Elle’s distaste. He invites Karl and Susan to partake in a couple’s dinner but the evening’s a disaster, leaving Paul wondering if he’ll ever attain his suburban dream.
Susan takes issue with Karl over his lack of support dealing with Rachel. Upset by Zeke and Rachel’s apparent rejection of him however, Karl is not willing to be a parent for the Kinski kids; he’s happy just being their mate.
'You Mutt Remember This'
Wednesday, December 20 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Max shares his suspicions of Elle’s scheming with Boyd but Boyd is too confounded by Max’s uncharacteristic behaviour. When Max confronts Paul with his allegations Paul explodes, attacking Max for trying to malign his daughter. Burdened by the weight of events, Max revisits Cameron’s crash site. Boyd finds him there vulnerable and alone fearing he has lost his grip on reality.
Ned’s struggles to live with Carmella as his desire for her increases. Carmella’s search for her cousin seems hopeless; perhaps she will never atone for her sins and return to the convent? Ned, blinded by lust, suggests Carmella considers a life free from the restrictions of the church. Their passions for each other ignite, leading to a fervent kiss in the kitchen.
Toadie confronts Boyd for his spiteful attack and Boyd’s mortified. Boyd apologises but begs Toadie to steer clear of his family. Knowing he has secret feelings for Steph, and not wanting to cause trouble, Toadie accepts a career move to Sydney.
Paul plans to sell forty per cent of his business and devote more time to his friends and family.
Susan hires a pet psychologist to stop the competitive aggression in Karl and Audrey’s once harmonious relationship.
Katya helps Zeke get a public boost to his ego.
'When A Child Is Bought'
Thursday, December 21 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Carmella and Ned’s mutual desire is finally unleashed but Carmella’s uncertainty about her future is a real passion-killer. Ned realises she’s not yet ready for a relationship. When Carmella learns that Ned has found solace in fun-loving Katya, she realises that she has missed the boat.
When Carmella learns from Katya that her ‘missing’ cousin, Teresa Cammeniti, is in hospital she rushes to be by Teresa’s side, relieved she’s okay. But Teresa is not so pleased to see Carmella and vents her spleen before issuing Carmella with an impossible demand: bring back the baby Carmella sold.
Bree struggles to accept Janelle’s attempts to bond with new daughter, Anne, and comes to the decision that it’s time she left home.
Worried that Sky’s desire for a kitsch wedding is fast turning their special day into a joke, Dylan reminds Sky of the real reason they are getting married.
Janelle swallows her pride and accepts Loris’ offer of the house but when Loris presumes her generosity means she can also move in, Janelle is quick to correct her deluded mother-in-law!
Katya’s new confidence not only gets Ned’s attention but attracts Loris’ green eye.
'Swap Meet'
Friday, December 22 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Janelle throws a family dinner to help both Anne and Bree feel accepted. The Timminses try to be particularly considerate of Bree but she declares it’s time she met her biological family. Anne warns Bree her parents will not be as accepting as Janelle, but goes home in good faith to prepare them for Bree’s arrival. When the Timminses get there, however, they find the house abandoned. When Bree phones Anne she’s on the way to the airport with her parents, against her will. The Baxters would rather flee the country than face the truth about the baby swap.
Lou receives a letter from Mishka but refuses to read it. Harold opens it and is shocked to find Mishka pledging her undying love and apologising for ‘what happened to Lou in Russia’. Lou doesn’t want to think about it at all but Harold is troubled by the implications – could something disturbing have befallen Lou that made him lose a week of his Mishka memories?
Stingray’s thrown by the news that his injuries may prevent him from one day fathering children, but he puts on a brave front. Meanwhile, Sky is on a knife-edge. Manically planning for the wedding, she can’t even slow down long enough to eat, lest she be swamped by guilt and doubt again. Stingray’s news briefly brings Sky back to reality with a thud. Breaking down, she promises Stingray that he will always be close to her baby.
Loris and Janelle get off to a rocky start at the family dinner, but after Janelle stands up for Kim for Loris’ benefit, Loris returns the favour – siding with Janelle against Janae.
Monday, December 18 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Max and Steph appear to be getting back on track. They address their intimacy issues and Elle seemingly offers an olive branch in the form of a profitable deal with the garage. Everything goes to mud, however, when Max looks after Charlie – and Charlie disappears – only to be later found exactly where Max left him. With everyone left questioning Max’s fragile mind, only Elle holds the key; she was the one who deviously orchestrated everything.
Stingray falls from the Kennedy roof after Rachel’s plan for him to sober up goes badly awry. Hospitalised for a groin injury and scared of losing Rachel, Stingray promises her he won’t touch another drop. Following a dressing down from Susan, Stingray believes his day can’t get any worse – until he receives chilling news from Karl. Stingray’s injury may be a lot more serious than he thinks.
Susan’s delighted to have Karl back home - unlike Audrey - until she notices some odd changes. For every decision she includes him in regarding the kids, Karl becomes more distant and detached.
Paul continues on his domesticity spree believing its benefiting Elle – but it only serves to freak Elle out. A talk with Lyn convinces Paul to cut off their endless credit supply - he wants to be a loving dad to Elle, not her bank teller.
'A Fork In The Toad'
Tuesday, December 19 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
With Charlie found safe in his crib, Max protests his innocence and has a revelation: perhaps Paul is somehow responsible? Steph gives qualified support to this theory but angry Lyn tells her Paul wasn’t involved, and counsels Steph to get Max professional help. Toadie also suggests Max needs time away to heal his mental wounds. At a loss, Steph asks Max to consider treatment. Max looks set to accept but then a strange order at ScarletBar points to another culprit – Elle.
Elle steps up her vendetta against Max by drawing Boyd into the plot. After detailing Max’s odd behaviour – and seeding the idea Toadie has the hots for Steph – Elle ‘helps’ Boyd by looking after the bar. Boyd catches Toadie comforting Steph, and sees red. Learning Toadie’s not accepting a job in Sydney, Boyd confronts him, irrationally certain that Toadie’s doing his best to break up his family.
Paul continues his attempt to be a normal neighbour, much to Lyn’s delight and Elle’s distaste. He invites Karl and Susan to partake in a couple’s dinner but the evening’s a disaster, leaving Paul wondering if he’ll ever attain his suburban dream.
Susan takes issue with Karl over his lack of support dealing with Rachel. Upset by Zeke and Rachel’s apparent rejection of him however, Karl is not willing to be a parent for the Kinski kids; he’s happy just being their mate.
'You Mutt Remember This'
Wednesday, December 20 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Max shares his suspicions of Elle’s scheming with Boyd but Boyd is too confounded by Max’s uncharacteristic behaviour. When Max confronts Paul with his allegations Paul explodes, attacking Max for trying to malign his daughter. Burdened by the weight of events, Max revisits Cameron’s crash site. Boyd finds him there vulnerable and alone fearing he has lost his grip on reality.
Ned’s struggles to live with Carmella as his desire for her increases. Carmella’s search for her cousin seems hopeless; perhaps she will never atone for her sins and return to the convent? Ned, blinded by lust, suggests Carmella considers a life free from the restrictions of the church. Their passions for each other ignite, leading to a fervent kiss in the kitchen.
Toadie confronts Boyd for his spiteful attack and Boyd’s mortified. Boyd apologises but begs Toadie to steer clear of his family. Knowing he has secret feelings for Steph, and not wanting to cause trouble, Toadie accepts a career move to Sydney.
Paul plans to sell forty per cent of his business and devote more time to his friends and family.
Susan hires a pet psychologist to stop the competitive aggression in Karl and Audrey’s once harmonious relationship.
Katya helps Zeke get a public boost to his ego.
'When A Child Is Bought'
Thursday, December 21 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Carmella and Ned’s mutual desire is finally unleashed but Carmella’s uncertainty about her future is a real passion-killer. Ned realises she’s not yet ready for a relationship. When Carmella learns that Ned has found solace in fun-loving Katya, she realises that she has missed the boat.
When Carmella learns from Katya that her ‘missing’ cousin, Teresa Cammeniti, is in hospital she rushes to be by Teresa’s side, relieved she’s okay. But Teresa is not so pleased to see Carmella and vents her spleen before issuing Carmella with an impossible demand: bring back the baby Carmella sold.
Bree struggles to accept Janelle’s attempts to bond with new daughter, Anne, and comes to the decision that it’s time she left home.
Worried that Sky’s desire for a kitsch wedding is fast turning their special day into a joke, Dylan reminds Sky of the real reason they are getting married.
Janelle swallows her pride and accepts Loris’ offer of the house but when Loris presumes her generosity means she can also move in, Janelle is quick to correct her deluded mother-in-law!
Katya’s new confidence not only gets Ned’s attention but attracts Loris’ green eye.
'Swap Meet'
Friday, December 22 2006 at 17:35 GMT on BBC One
Janelle throws a family dinner to help both Anne and Bree feel accepted. The Timminses try to be particularly considerate of Bree but she declares it’s time she met her biological family. Anne warns Bree her parents will not be as accepting as Janelle, but goes home in good faith to prepare them for Bree’s arrival. When the Timminses get there, however, they find the house abandoned. When Bree phones Anne she’s on the way to the airport with her parents, against her will. The Baxters would rather flee the country than face the truth about the baby swap.
Lou receives a letter from Mishka but refuses to read it. Harold opens it and is shocked to find Mishka pledging her undying love and apologising for ‘what happened to Lou in Russia’. Lou doesn’t want to think about it at all but Harold is troubled by the implications – could something disturbing have befallen Lou that made him lose a week of his Mishka memories?
Stingray’s thrown by the news that his injuries may prevent him from one day fathering children, but he puts on a brave front. Meanwhile, Sky is on a knife-edge. Manically planning for the wedding, she can’t even slow down long enough to eat, lest she be swamped by guilt and doubt again. Stingray’s news briefly brings Sky back to reality with a thud. Breaking down, she promises Stingray that he will always be close to her baby.
Loris and Janelle get off to a rocky start at the family dinner, but after Janelle stands up for Kim for Loris’ benefit, Loris returns the favour – siding with Janelle against Janae.