Miles gets put through the wringer a bit more as Ian continues to squeeze him and recent events continue to take their toll.Josh Quong Tart plays the part with a nice nervous edge and his self-esteem is obviously at a low.But then he gets a nice moment of triumph with Ian at the end, as he realises that however bad things get he still knows who he is and likes that.Ian seems to be quietly unravelling as his schemes get out of control, his scene with Charlie demonstrates a considerable lack of confidence.
John Palmer continues to be a potential breakout character on the show. He's slowly developing into the sort of person you'd hate to meet in real life but love watching on television, demonstrated best in the scene where he casually decimates Xavier and Romeo.And he might even have provided the key to helping Miles.Romeo's big moment of the episode where he implies to Xavier that he had a bullish stepfather is ruined by a horribly misjudged performance from Luke Mitchell, who might as well be reading the weather report for all the emotion he puts into it.
John Palmer continues to be a potential breakout character on the show. He's slowly developing into the sort of person you'd hate to meet in real life but love watching on television, demonstrated best in the scene where he casually decimates Xavier and Romeo.And he might even have provided the key to helping Miles.Romeo's big moment of the episode where he implies to Xavier that he had a bullish stepfather is ruined by a horribly misjudged performance from Luke Mitchell, who might as well be reading the weather report for all the emotion he puts into it.
