Donna apparently didn't hear Prue say she wasn't from the 1950s in the last episode, given her Stepford Wife performance here.Prue is more sympathetic here but the episode where a character puts on an act only to find they just need to be themselves is such a Neighbours standard that it really is hard to get interested about the obvious pay off. Kate once again gets treated like Donna's sidekick despite having her own life to lead and even Prue seems to notice she's upset first, although Donna's willingness to drop everything to help her earns her back a bit of sympathy.The non-appearance of Declan after his involvement in last episode's cliffhanger is very disappointing.
Talking of standard episodes, we get yet another one of Michael and Libby butting heads over his new initiative.It's perhaps less cut and dried than usual, since Michael does accept Libby makes some valid points and there are times when it does feel like she's objecting on principle.On the other hand, Michael does make a few bad calls and blunt decisions.Enough to justify Libby making a formal complaint?Hard to say.
Talking of standard episodes, we get yet another one of Michael and Libby butting heads over his new initiative.It's perhaps less cut and dried than usual, since Michael does accept Libby makes some valid points and there are times when it does feel like she's objecting on principle.On the other hand, Michael does make a few bad calls and blunt decisions.Enough to justify Libby making a formal complaint?Hard to say.