Not a particularly good episode.Kirsty's departure is so low key that we don't even get to hear what her farewell note said, except for a few paraphrased lines from Miles.Although this will probably weigh on him for a long time to come, in all likelihood no-one else will be affected.Attempting to make out that Kirsty's departure will have a big effect on Nicole and especially Romeo when they never seemed that close to her is ridiculous.Think what this would be like if Irene and Jai were around and you'll see how badly timed it all is.
The resolution to the drugs storyline is okay although yet again Xavier manages to sidestep the consequences of his actions to the extent that he isn't even in the episode.Neither Liam nor Romeo comes across particularly well at first but they improve vastly with their second conversation and it's Aden who's left looking like a raging hypocrite who seems to think no-one deserves a second chance except him(unless he fancies them).
Hard to get interested in the rest of this.Leah does her best Colleen impression, John and Gina's burgeoning relationship treads water and isn't particularly involving anywhere and an attempt to give Romeo a personality unfortunately looks like he's going to be lumbered with an involved back story.
The resolution to the drugs storyline is okay although yet again Xavier manages to sidestep the consequences of his actions to the extent that he isn't even in the episode.Neither Liam nor Romeo comes across particularly well at first but they improve vastly with their second conversation and it's Aden who's left looking like a raging hypocrite who seems to think no-one deserves a second chance except him(unless he fancies them).
Hard to get interested in the rest of this.Leah does her best Colleen impression, John and Gina's burgeoning relationship treads water and isn't particularly involving anywhere and an attempt to give Romeo a personality unfortunately looks like he's going to be lumbered with an involved back story.