Leah's bad mood from the previous week comes to a head as she finds herself struggling to cope following Elijah's departure.Good work from the make-up people and from Ada Nicodemou for making her look genuinely ill in the early part of the episode.Then we have Miles and VJ on fine form, showing how much Leah means to them, with Miles' dialogue sparkling throughout.Their friendship really has been well developed this year.
Romeo and Indigo, sadly, start the episode as bad as they were a couple of weeks previous, with her practically doing a strip tease for him while he makes dull, self-indulgent speeches about how girls always leave him and he never wants another girlfriend as long as he lives. Things pick up after a bit as Indi finally tires of Romeo treating her badly and tells him where to go.Hopefully the kiss at the end, which is a genuinely sweet moment, means the storyline is moving forward at last.
Dexter continues to be creepy around Marilyn and act like a stalker. It's hard to tell whether we're supposed to find the whole storyline funny or not.Dexter gets given lines which sound like they're meant to be jokes("Would have loved to hear you answer it,"he remarks, after deciding one of his questions to Marilyn is a bit too personal)but since this is a semi-realistic soap opera and not a French farce they just seem out of place.
Romeo and Indigo, sadly, start the episode as bad as they were a couple of weeks previous, with her practically doing a strip tease for him while he makes dull, self-indulgent speeches about how girls always leave him and he never wants another girlfriend as long as he lives. Things pick up after a bit as Indi finally tires of Romeo treating her badly and tells him where to go.Hopefully the kiss at the end, which is a genuinely sweet moment, means the storyline is moving forward at last.
Dexter continues to be creepy around Marilyn and act like a stalker. It's hard to tell whether we're supposed to find the whole storyline funny or not.Dexter gets given lines which sound like they're meant to be jokes("Would have loved to hear you answer it,"he remarks, after deciding one of his questions to Marilyn is a bit too personal)but since this is a semi-realistic soap opera and not a French farce they just seem out of place.