This episode of Neighbours kicked off with Imogen
apologising to Daniel for having to see her parents arguing at their failed
dinner the night before. She tells
Daniel that she wants to help them try to sort things out but is taken a back
when he tells her that she shouldn’t interfere and should let them sort things
out for themselves. Imogen is a natural
control freak so it is just not in her nature to let things take their own
course. This is the first time that we
have seen Daniel and Imogen have a difference of opinion since they got
together and you can see that Imogen is uncomfortable with it.
At number 30 Amy is working on some floor plans for the
house to accommodate Toadie’s wheelchair and Sonya is relieved that somebody is
doing something constructive to help as Toadie is still in denial about the
situation.
Josh and Aaron continue to work on their dance moves and
Josh tells Aaron about finding out about Brad and Lauren’s moment through his
messages to Amber while he has been posing as Phoebe. Josh tells Aaron that he will have to come
clean to Amber about the real identity of Phoebe before Amber finds out for
herself. While they are perfecting their
moves Aaron suggests incorporating saying “nobody puts baby in the corner” into
the routine, but Josh isn’t sure. I
think I have to agree, it’s a little bit cheesy Aaron!
Back at number 30 Sonya takes a phone call from the
insurance company and looks extremely frazzled and worried by what they have to
say. At the hospital she tells Toadie
that their card that covered their insurance premiums had expired so they
haven’t been paying for their insurance and so they will not be getting a
pay-out for Toadie’s accident. I felt so
sorry for Sonya in this scene, not being able to claim on the insurance when
you know you will have a loss of earnings is bad enough, but to know it was
your mistake or over sight is just awful.
Toadie tells her not to worry and that they will be fine, but we can
tell that he is really very worried.
At the Waterhole, Terese walks in and orders a large glass
of red wine. “Aren’t you doing alcohol
free August?” Nate asks her, “I’m pretty sure that I’m sponsoring you”. I loved the way that Nate shaded her there! Terese
is saved by Paul coming over and saying that people taking part in alcohol free
August can buy a golden pass and he gives her $100 to put in to the charity and
asks Nate to get her a glass of wine.
That is probably seriously the most expensive glass of red wine ever! Terese sits down with Paul and tells him all
about her marriage woes, and her insecurities over Brad.
At the hospital Angie has arrived in town and Sonya is
instantly irritated by her fussing over Toadie’s every need. I always kind of love it when Angie comes
back into Neighbours because it reminds me of the 90’s when she was a main
character, and of the days of Stone fish etc.
I just love a good throw back!
When Imogen comes to the hospital to drop off some paper
work to Toadie, she tells him that he doesn’t need to worry about any of their
work because she has it covered but Toadie tells her that he can’t guarantee
her job because he is having some financial difficulties.
After drinking the day away in the Waterhole Terese thinks
it would be a good idea to go and surprise Brad at the school concert
rehearsal. Paul warns her that it is a
bad idea but later on Terese calls a cab and goes anyway. When Terese arrives at the school she
drunkenly crashes into some music stands and her and Brad get into a huge
cringe worthy argument in front of everybody.
At Harolds, Imogen tells Daniel about her potential job loss
because of Toadies situation and she tells him that she wishes that she could
help in some way, and Daniel tells her that maybe they can help. Later at the Waterhole they tell Josh and
Aaron that they are going to organise a charity benefit for Toadie and Sonya.
Back at number 30, Amy is still working on her floor plans
for the house and when Angie asks her what they are for she is shocked to learn
that Toadie is going to be in a wheelchair.
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