An astonishingly regular-packed episode as almost the entire street turns up for Libby and Dan's wedding."Almost" since the Parkers are curiously absent, even though Bridget was worrying about what to wear last episode.Maybe no-one could work out how to have them and the Napiers in the same place.Of course, this is also the first time Ringo's been in a scene with Karl and Susan since they kicked him out of the house.And we still don't know where he's living.
Cassandra is fast turning into one of the most irritating characters in the show's history.Her trying to cadge an invite to the wedding while everyone ignores her, either deliberately or accidentally, is one of the episode's best moments.Her eventual scheme for getting invited is typically underhand with Tegan once more dragged in as an accomplice.It's odd that no-one notices her belittling of Rebecca except Donna, who does a good job helping her out.And it's nice to see Andrew again.
While not exactly living up to the "wedding ending in tragedy" billed, the service has some good moments, like Dan and Lucas' continued camaraderie and Dan's nervousness when reciting his vows.Which just leaves the question of what Libby's up to.
Cassandra is fast turning into one of the most irritating characters in the show's history.Her trying to cadge an invite to the wedding while everyone ignores her, either deliberately or accidentally, is one of the episode's best moments.Her eventual scheme for getting invited is typically underhand with Tegan once more dragged in as an accomplice.It's odd that no-one notices her belittling of Rebecca except Donna, who does a good job helping her out.And it's nice to see Andrew again.
While not exactly living up to the "wedding ending in tragedy" billed, the service has some good moments, like Dan and Lucas' continued camaraderie and Dan's nervousness when reciting his vows.Which just leaves the question of what Libby's up to.