User Reviews

A slightly unfocused episode.The closest thing to a main thrust is Lynn's loss of faith.The introduction of the likable and believable Father Rawlings is a nice, relaxed portrayal of Christianity, contrasted with Celia's dogmatism, but the final scene of Lynn blurting out Carly's secret to the worst person imaginable is slightly contrived and Helena Bozich has a hard time making it seem natural.

There's some more of Floss and Ben, who are starting to build a rather sweet relationship.Neville does his best to keep out of it which is understandable in the circumstances, as Floss probably is setting herself up for a fall.

Steven and Sandra are still cute together but Barlow begins to show his sinister side here:We already know he's a jerk but now it's clear he has a temper on him and isn't afraid to get physical.The way the script almost convinces that he and Tom are going to become friends and then twists it is rather well done.