Andrew continues causing havoc, although there's a vague sympathy towards him as Donna seems to be the only person willing to give him a chance.Ringo acts like the usual macho idiot that this show seems to promote, resorting to his fists in a situation where it's neither necessary nor particularly called for.Andrew kissing Donna feels very weird:Is he actually trying to entice her away from Ringo or just show her that she doesn't feel as much for him as she thinks?Lucas comes over okay, although his baiting of Andrew gets a bit tiring after a while.
Meanwhile, Kate decides to give up dancing, the thing she wants to be more than anything else in the world, because it's easier for the writers if she's a teacher.The whole plot line is appallingly badly written with Declan pressuring Sophie into supporting Kate despite all the sacrifices everyone's made for her to carry on dancing, Callum turning into a brat who wants Kate to be a teacher because, well, she's rubbish at the job and lets him do whatever he likes and Michael turns on a sixpence and thinks whatever she wants to do in this scene is a great idea.And Toadie doesn't do anything at all.
Meanwhile, Kate decides to give up dancing, the thing she wants to be more than anything else in the world, because it's easier for the writers if she's a teacher.The whole plot line is appallingly badly written with Declan pressuring Sophie into supporting Kate despite all the sacrifices everyone's made for her to carry on dancing, Callum turning into a brat who wants Kate to be a teacher because, well, she's rubbish at the job and lets him do whatever he likes and Michael turns on a sixpence and thinks whatever she wants to do in this scene is a great idea.And Toadie doesn't do anything at all.