The episode opens with a film noir style dream sequence of Donna's.So it probably wasn't a good idea to show the recap in black and white as well.Once we get past this stylistic faux pas, the show actually seems to be doing a good job of showing why Donna would be thinking of looking elsewhere as Andrew tries to charm her away from Ringo.Perhaps a bit too good a job since it involves Ringo inexplicably failing to let her know he can't give her a lift to her customer's(or is she just too self-absorbed to notice he can't take her?)and then suggests a pizza to celebrate.Which, when you stop and think about it, isn't really Bad Boyfriend behaviour at all.
Lucas doesn't fair particularly well in the brains department as he muscles in on a phone conversation between Lyn and Steph when he would do better to stop and listen.And a little over two weeks after the "He might be paralysed" cliffhanger, he walks, or at least shuffles, unaided.So much for that.
Zeke and Mia spend some time in bed(off-screen, obviously)so at least they do go there sometimes instead of doing it on a lab bench. Otherwise we're left with Zeke failing to heed the advice of people who are more experienced, more cautious and not trying to impress a girl and lands himself in trouble.We're presumably meant to view Mia's abandoning him as heartless but short of getting caught herself there doesn't seem to be much she can do and Zeke seeming to think otherwise just makes him seem immature.
Lucas doesn't fair particularly well in the brains department as he muscles in on a phone conversation between Lyn and Steph when he would do better to stop and listen.And a little over two weeks after the "He might be paralysed" cliffhanger, he walks, or at least shuffles, unaided.So much for that.
Zeke and Mia spend some time in bed(off-screen, obviously)so at least they do go there sometimes instead of doing it on a lab bench. Otherwise we're left with Zeke failing to heed the advice of people who are more experienced, more cautious and not trying to impress a girl and lands himself in trouble.We're presumably meant to view Mia's abandoning him as heartless but short of getting caught herself there doesn't seem to be much she can do and Zeke seeming to think otherwise just makes him seem immature.