If you overlook the fact that the entire storyline of Steph being on trial for causing a fatal accident has suddenly vanished, aside from a few mentions, this isn't a bad episode.Steph suddenly deciding she wants Adam back, thanks to some rather heavy-handed persuasion from Toadie and Libby, isn't as bad as it could have been and they do at least stop to think about how Dan would be affected.The idea that she's worried about the effect it will have on her friendship with Libby is good but then just gets brushed aside in minutes, apparently disposing of a potential departure avenue.
There's a few other good moments, from Natasha's "Go, Team You!" to Sophie and withering asides at Cat to Andrew's reaction to having Michael as his tutor.The other plot line of Rebecca leaving the door open so Michael can see she and Paul are in separate beds and then confiding in him, sort of, feels a bit surprised and is probably going to cop out next episode.
There's a few other good moments, from Natasha's "Go, Team You!" to Sophie and withering asides at Cat to Andrew's reaction to having Michael as his tutor.The other plot line of Rebecca leaving the door open so Michael can see she and Paul are in separate beds and then confiding in him, sort of, feels a bit surprised and is probably going to cop out next episode.