1994 Episode Discussion

[CaptainHulk]

On 13/11/2015, 01:51:34, Red Ranger 1 said:

Sally in scenes with Angel! Sally in scenes with everyone! Mind you, her being a member of the netball team just seemed to come out of nowhere, after weeks of practise sessions where she was nowhere to be seen..

Pippa running the Diner! Suddenly her 2009 stint doesn't seem so ignorant.Anyone else spot the photo of Emma on the board in the Diner kitchen?It's probably been there about 4 years, it just suddenly sprang out at me.Not a surprise that the graffiti was done by the non-regular practically holding up a neon sign, but it showed some smarts from Jack and has set up a delicious double act between him and Alf.

Rob Storey! I wasn't expecting him just yet, I didn't realise he and Luke crossed over.(Since he's basically Luke's replacement.)He's probably been forgotten even more than Mr Cunningham but on the basis of his first two episodes he seems essentially affable and likable, and with a fairly good head on his shoulders.

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Looking ahead a bit, I believe we meet his ex-fiancé towards the end of the season...

 

 

Rob is remembered more for being around off-screen for four after his departure more than the year he was on-screen bar the Andrew/Donna mess lol.!

Bet Kate questioned at this "Do they even need me?"

Behind Shane and Angel, I would nominate Jack and Alf for MVP 1994 or at least Best On-screen partnership

[Natasha]

Sam's starting a little early isn't he? He's what 11? Michael should have manned up and told Sam about the birds and the bees instead of getting Don to do it. Wimp.

 

[beau_t]

The bet was maybe a little questionable, but it was hardly sexist. It would have been different if Rob had no interest in Roxy and only asked her out because a mate dared him to for a bet. But Rob was already interested in Roxy and was already trying to ask her out. Alf just came along in the middle and said he'd give him $20 if he succeeded. Why not?

[akiralx]

2 hours ago, beau_t said:

The bet was maybe a little questionable, but it was hardly sexist. It would have been different if Rob had no interest in Roxy and only asked her out because a mate dared him to for a bet. But Rob was already interested in Roxy and was already trying to ask her out. Alf just came along in the middle and said he'd give him $20 if he succeeded. Why not?

Exactly, that's what I thought. 

I assumed Roxy was going to going to seduce Rob, get him to strip off in readiness for repairing to her boudoir, then kick him out into the street, in his underwear (or worse)... spag bolognaise over the head seemed rather feeble.

[bronson]

Gerry, Madame Irena's first customer, is played by Syd Conabere who was David Palmer's father in Sons and Daughters. Also, I found it frustrating how Sarah was so carefree about dumping Roxy as coach and went straight to Irene with the offer to take over first, before speaking to Roxy. Yet when the same thing happened to her and Angel about being captain she went nuts.

[Guest]

right so I caught up Roxy finds out about the bet which was low I agree but spag bolognaise over the head seemed a bit out there glad they sorted it out in today's episode.

Oh Jack you will be in trouble when Ailsa can't find the white dress and it's always Jack who gets the blame.

Tug really should of waited for Shane to return before going off with Sonia  nice of them to mention Nick giving Shane some money.

glad Angel liked the ring though.

pathetic that Michael chickened out and pushed the birds and bees talk on to Don.

 

 

[Old H&A Fan]

The "birds and the bees" talk is just stupid. Utterly stupid.

[j.laur5]

By the storylines I've seen, I think Home and Away would be considered more realistic than Neighbours in the 90s.

[bronson]

New font with the removal of Luke from the titles.

 

[beau_t]

Jack and Damien shot reverted back to the original too.