I guess when the drama's not working, you aim for comedy. For some reason, Finn saying he's been a vegetarian for 12 years made me lose it- or it might just be the turtleneck he's sporting. He looked utter ridiculous. It is really nice to see Victoria and Finn together again in the same room given their recent dramas with their respective boyfriends, but I've got a feeling Darren isn't sticking around for long. It's okay, his comics and quinoa will keep him company.
Meanwhile, Finn's one-note parents are in their own mess. I get that James is suppose to be noble, but how does someone go about putting their shirt on after hooking up and lecture about having to do that right time at the same time? Wish the show would give his nobility some layers. Emma, the ever pathological liar, keeps playing her game. It's almost too repetitive at this point. We get it, you want to bone your husband and get back with him. I hope Chas, the only person I like with the word Dingle attached to their name, gets hold of all of this and just move on. She's got a bigger fish to fry- Robert.
Mafia Don (that's what I'm going to call him from now on until he stops the slimeball business) literally gets breakfast in robe in someone's house. Between that and teaching Lachlan how to fool Chrissy to getting what he wants, his motives are starting to become clear. Almost too clear. At least this bother Robert, and we know how Robert behaves when he's bothered. He grabs a rock and follows you. I hope Chrissy gets through to Lawrence about the situation with David and Jacob. It seems like the story needs a little time to breathe before all action is tacked onto it.
Carly and Leyla. Yeah, this will end well. At least they've broadened Carly's canvas.
Even Jai got in on the comedy. I like it when traditionally dramatic characters get to do something fun. And that's all I'm going to say about that.
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