There are some nice moments in this episode, even as it meanders slightly.Harry and Sophie greeting Donna and then admitting they don't know what to say to her is one of the best, as is Donna worrying about going out with a former teacher.The disintegration of Callum and Sophie's friendship is painful to watch, as Callum's attempts to ingratiate himself with the cool crowd see him in danger of becoming the bully he was afraid of.
Donna and Libby's story lines kind of dovetail and drag in a good few other characters.After behaving in a not-particularly-worrying fashion last episode, Libby goes into full on erratic behaviour here, constantly forgetting things and unable to see what's going on with anyone else.She manages to give Susan a serve which she'll probably end up apologising for and does it in a curiously distracted manner. Lucas is in the gym a few weeks after being told he couldn't walk, although he at least remembers to hobble afterwards.It all ends with Donna disappearing and Libby collapsing in a way that's rather abrupt and unfortunately doesn't really make for a successful cliffhanger.
Donna and Libby's story lines kind of dovetail and drag in a good few other characters.After behaving in a not-particularly-worrying fashion last episode, Libby goes into full on erratic behaviour here, constantly forgetting things and unable to see what's going on with anyone else.She manages to give Susan a serve which she'll probably end up apologising for and does it in a curiously distracted manner. Lucas is in the gym a few weeks after being told he couldn't walk, although he at least remembers to hobble afterwards.It all ends with Donna disappearing and Libby collapsing in a way that's rather abrupt and unfortunately doesn't really make for a successful cliffhanger.