Storylines with disappointing conclusions/developments

[myken]

Yeah, I agree with what`s been said so far.

And when it comes to episode 4000, I totally agree with melmarshall. I would really have liked to hear what the old characters had been up to.

[ste]

I also agree with the Irene storyline. After what Corey did to her, she should have been deeply traumatised. Not just because it would have been good TV, but because it would have been realistic. It's unbelievable that after what she went through she just went back to normal without it having any affect on her at all.

[Yabbie Creek]

I may be the only one who feels this way, but I felt that Ailsa's death was lacking. This is a woman who's supposedly been through quite a bit of pain and emotion, and she ends up dying from a heart attack picking up a box. If Ailsa had to have been killed off, she should have gone out with a bang.

And, I thought that when Woody was holding the school hostage, that it would make for great TV...and then the whole storyline wussed out!

[Liz]

I may be the only one who feels this way, but I felt that Ailsa's death was lacking. This is a woman who's supposedly been through quite a bit of pain and emotion, and she ends up dying from a heart attack picking up a box. If Ailsa had to have been killed off, she should have gone out with a bang.

And, I thought that when Woody was holding the school hostage, that it would make for great TV...and then the whole storyline wussed out!

I absolutely agree with regards to Ailsa. The woman who had put so much of herself into the Bay and been around for 12 years says "I'm fine" and keels over. Hardly justice to the character, is it?

I really liked the Woody storyline and to be honest, I wasn't disappointed with the ending. Woody was a scared, confused boy who just wanted some love. I think that how Brodie and Sally talked him into releasing the class was fitting, because it played on his insecurities, of which he had many.

[melmarshall858]

Agree on the Ailsa storrline you would have expected some kind of build up or at least more after math.

I also dislike how home and away has a tendancy to skip half a storyline like when someone dies next thing you know they are being buried - especially on storylines like the sarah hostage storyline although i can see why they did this to keep viewers in suspense, and when Leah found out about Vinnie.

[Drew]

I agree with all of you guys, but i'm also pissed on how The Believers storyline played out... It was built up with hype and excitment and it was all over in the first five minutes of the episode... But maybe that's the promo's faults? hehe

[griseknoen]

I really hated the way they streched out the Hayley/Brodie/Alex-triangel(that BTW wasn`t all that interesting) and just ending it with a car-crash, leaving Hayley not remembering anything about it.

[Emmadolly]

Josie's 1989 secret. All that build up. All that potential. Then the classic (should I say, over-used) "I killed someone in self defence" crap.

It was such a hyped up storyline, and then the anti-climax of it. I totally forgot about it until your post.

[buffygirl]

I was dissapointed at the who's dylan's dad he should have been a sutherland i was so hopeing he was.

I don't know what you think but it may have made a more interesting storyline considering obviuosly rhys and his relationship. him and Kirstey fancing eachother.

Josie 1998, now that was a total let down, i expected something more complex, and it washed under the carpet as for the same when she left.

Irene..it's ok but i've been drugged by Mercury poisoning gone mad seeing hulliccnations.......put into a mental institution all agaist my will, no one belieived me...............I'm ok now

This difies belief, .she thought but mg we all have limits even so this would have had an impct on her.