It'd be a bit harsh to call this the dull half of the week, although Roo and Harvey feel as out of place here as they did in the previous episode.It's a shame though that after the moral minefield of the earlier episode we're treated to the blackest version of Danny yet, just in case no-one's cottoned on to who the villain is.This presumably meets Brax the hero, to the extent that one scene after Alf gives him a long overdue putdown he's back saying he's not a bad bloke really and trying to convince us his threatening women is just a front.Problem is Brax once again turns down an opportunity to do the right thing in favour of doing his thing and the stuff Heath's been getting up to off screen sounds more interesting than what he does here.And Natalie seems to be Brax's willing partner in...well, not crime exactly but certainly stupidity.Kyle's involvement just seems like an excuse to have him in another episode but there is a decent cliffhanger.Just turn off before the promo that follows it.
The John/Gina/Jett story lines continues to improve, with the twist that Jett wasn't actually running away showing interesting character development.Then, of course, there's another twist which could blow their family apart.
The John/Gina/Jett story lines continues to improve, with the twist that Jett wasn't actually running away showing interesting character development.Then, of course, there's another twist which could blow their family apart.