There are a lot of moments here where it's hard to like the characters but it manages to pull it out of the fire and save most of them.Toadie and Lyn once again seem prepared to sacrifice everything and everyone to make sure no-one finds out Dan is the father of Steph's baby(well, apart from the people that already know).Steph has her almost weekly attack of conscience and wants to tell Libby in order to limit the damage of Paul revealing the truth.Toadie bows to Paul's demands, even when they seem to involve framing an innocent woman, but seems to be ready to make some sort of stand by the end.
Meanwhile, Donna is being responsible and sensible and recognising that the marriage is more important than the wedding and she and Ringo should make as many savings as they can.Except for some reason Ringo and Kate are encouraging her to spend as much money as possible and bankrupt herself.This does however lead to some nice scenes where she decides her one extravagance is going to be a wedding dress, only to find out it's been sold and have to try and make her own.Kate posing as a prospective bride with Lucas as her father chatting up the shop owner is worth the price of admission alone.
Meanwhile, Donna is being responsible and sensible and recognising that the marriage is more important than the wedding and she and Ringo should make as many savings as they can.Except for some reason Ringo and Kate are encouraging her to spend as much money as possible and bankrupt herself.This does however lead to some nice scenes where she decides her one extravagance is going to be a wedding dress, only to find out it's been sold and have to try and make her own.Kate posing as a prospective bride with Lucas as her father chatting up the shop owner is worth the price of admission alone.