Scripts - Episode 4330

SUMMER BAY HIGH

COLLEEN drags LANCE along one a corridor. ALF and LUCAS are trying on their costumes.

COLLEEN

Come on Lancie. I want you to meet your other fellow performers. There’s Joseph and Mary and the two other wise men.

COLLEEN and LANCE walk into a classroom. DAN, BRAD, DREW and BELLE are there.

COLLEEN

I’ve brought Lancie all the way down from Queensland for a reason. He’s had a lot of experience on the stage. He got rave reviews for his fourth class school concert.

DAN

Aw, right. What was that playing? Hamlet? Macbeth?

LANCE

Yeah, yeah. No, no, em, yeah, a Smurf.

ALF walks in in the Santa suit.

ALF

Strewth Colleen. I thought you said you were going to make this bigger.

COLLEEN

Well, yeah, I did.

IRENE runs in dressed as an angel.

IRENE

Colleen, Colleen. I’m worried that me halo keeps slipping.

COLLEEN

Irene, this is not the confessional. We don’t want to hear about your sordid past.

IRENE

I’m talking about me flippin’ costume, you dill.

COLLEEN

Please, I don’t want to hear any more complaining. You all dropped your bundle whilst I was away which is why we are all in such a shamozzle now.

COLLEEN walks over to DREW and BELLE.

COLLEEN

OK, you two. I want to hear that scene again. Once more, from the top, with feeling. Action.

BELLE

I’m scared Joseph. I’m pregnant and we’ve got nowhere to stay.

COLLEEN

Cut. Aw, for goodness sake Belle. I could muster up more passion about mopping the floor. This is your husband, the man you love. The man who loves you. The man who stood by you even when you had an immaculate reception. Maybe this mistletoe will put you in the right mood when we get to the big kiss.

BELLE

We don’t have to practice that, do we? We’ll just do it on the day. There’s no point in slobbering over each other now.

COLLEEN

Why can I not work with professionals?

LUCAS walks in.

LUCAS

Hey, Mrs Smart. Shouldn’t we start taking stuff over.

COLLEEN

Oh, thank goodness for you Lucas. At least there’s someone on the ball. Alright, pack up everything. We’re moving over to the surf club. Quickly now. Chop, chop. Hurry up.

COLLEEN, BRAD, LANCE and DAN walk out the room.

DREW

Hey, are you sure you’re OK with us acting together?

BELLE

Yes, I just said I was.

DREW

You just seemed really weird about the whole.

BELLE

Ah, Luc. Hang on a sec. I’ll give you a hand.

SUMMER BAY HOUSE

BRAD, MARTHA, SALLY, RIC and MATILDA are there.

MARTHA

So, Rocco’s been lying to us the whole time?

SALLY

Well, he was put in a difficult position. I honestly believe he meant it when he said he wanted to go straight.

RIC

I suppose you’ve got to hand it to him when he put himself on the line like that.

SALLY

Yeah, I just hope he makes a fresh start this time.

BRAD

He’s a smart kid. It took a lot of guts for him to turn on his gang. He’s come this far. It would stupid for him to toss it in now.

MATILDA

We better go see Cass.

RIC

See you at the pageant.

SALLY

OK.

RIC and MATILDA walk out.

BRAD

Bye.

ASH walks in.

ASH

Hi.

MARTHA

Hey.

MARTHA and ASH kiss.

MARTHA

We were just talking about how clever you are catching Johnnie.

ASH

I can’t tell you what a relief it is and just in time too. I think your auntie was about to report me to the corruption commission.

MARTHA

Yeah, you certainly showed her and as a reward, how about I treat you to an afternoon at Colleen’s Christmas pageant.

ASH

Well, I can’t. I’m heading home today, remember.

MARTHA

Aw, that’s right.

ASH

To see my parents.

MARTHA

Yeah.

ASH

How about breakfast as a consolation prize?

MARTHA

Ah, good enough. See you later guys.

SALLY

See you.

BRAD

See you.

SALLY

Bye.

SALLY and ASH walk out.

SALLY

I’m so glad things are working out for those two. Martha deserves it after the year she’s had.

BRAD

Yeah, well it’s that time of year. Good things should be happening for everyone.

BRAD’S mobile rings.

BRAD

Aw, no prizes for guessing who this is.

BRAD answers his mobile phone.

BRAD

Hello Colleen.

Yes.

I’m walking out the door.

THE BEACHSIDE DINER

BETH and TONY sit at a table. DAN and LEAH stand behind the counter. RORY and SAM walk in.

SAM

Guys, there’s been a problem. You better see for yourself.

JACK walks in.

TONY

Hey.

BETH

Aw, Jack.

TONY

Mate, this is amazing.

SAM

I didn’t tell you the problem. It’s his first day out of the wheelchair and he’s already planning to run a marathon. I thought you could talk some sense into this one.

LEAH

Jack, that is fantastic.

DAN

Yeah, congratulations mate and talk about a great Christmas present.

BETH

Sam, you are a miracle worker.

SAM

Aw, don’t give me any credit. It was all Jack.

JACK

Don’t be silly. I couldn’t have done it without you.

SAM

Well maybe we’re just a good influence on each other.

JACK

Maybe.

MARTHA and ASH walk in.

MARTHA

Hi.

JACK

Hi. You should see my party trick.

MARTHA

You’re walking.

JACK

Well, a few steps.

MARTHA

Aw, Jack. That’s amazing.

ASH

Yeah, mate. When did this happen?

JACK

Just this morning, and I reckon if I can get out of a wheelchair, you guys can join us for a coffee.

ASH

Aw, that sounds like a great idea.

MARTHA

Nice to see you.

SAM, JACK, RORY, MARTHA and ASH sit down at the table. DAN stands behind the counter. LEAH finishes serving a customer. AMANDA walks in.

AMANDA

Good, I’m really glad that I ran into you both. I wanted to know if you’d like to come around sometime for a Christmas drink, with Peter and me.

DAN

Ah, yeah maybe. We’ll just see how it goes. It’s a pretty busy time of year and all.

DAN and LEAH walk away leaving AMANDA standing there.

AMANDA’S MANSION

CASSIE, MATILDA and RIC are there.

CASSIE

The city is not that far. You can come up on the weekend. We can go out for a girlie shopping day. Oh, before we do that though, I’ve got some stuff upstairs that I was going to chuck. Do you want to go through it and see if there’s anything you want?

MACCA walks down the stairs.

MATILDA

Hello, stupid question.

CASSIE hands MACCA a cup.

MACCA

Thanks babe.

MATILDA and CASSIE walk upstairs.

RIC

Look, Macca, I’m not going to pretend that I’m happy about all this, but it’s what Cassie wants, so, she has my support.

MACCA

Well, you don’t have to worry mate. I’m never going to hurt Cassie again. I’m not that person anymore. It makes me sick to think I ever was.

RIC

Well, if you’re lying, you know there’s going to be a few people to face.

MACCA

Yeah, I promise you, you’ve got nothing to worry about.

RIC holds his hand out to MACCA.

MACCA

Sure.

AMANDA walks in.

AMANDA

Hi.

RIC

Hi.

AMANDA walks into the kitchen. PETER is there.

AMANDA

Sorry I took so long. Can I help with anything?

PETER

Are you OK?

AMANDA

Yeah, I ran into Dan. I asked if he and Leah wanted to come around for drinks some time.

PETER

And he said no.

AMANDA

I know it’s going to take them some time, but it’s Christmas. I just thought, maybe, they might be a little bit more forgiving.

PETER

Well, look, maybe if I had a word to him at the pageant.

AMANDA

To be honest, I don’t think I’m up to going to the pageant now.

PETER

Come on, we can’t just go into hiding. We’re better off just to get out there and let everyone know that we’re together. OK, that way they can say what they want and just get over it. Amanda, it has to happen sometime, and the longer we leave it, the harder it’s going to be OK.

PETER and AMANDA cuddle.

THE BACHELOR PAD

RACHEL sits watching the TV. KIM walks in.

KIM

Hey, you know, Rach. I think you look great in anything, but, eh, I don’t know if Colleen’s going to be too happy if you turn up in pyjamas. You know, the pageant thing. It starts in a hour. Listen, I know that this is hard. I miss Joe too, alright, but you can’t let this get you down.

RACHEL

I just, aw, the thought of having to put on a happy for everyone. It’s just that Christmas is about one thing, family, and when you don’t have one, it sort of rubbing your face in it. I know I’m being a downer. I’m just, so, not in the mood.

KIM

You know, this is meant to be our honeymoon and although I never envisioned Colleen Smart being involved in that, I do have an idea. I say we go to this thing right. We have a few laughs. Maybe a bit of a dance and then we come back here and I’m going to make you the most romantic nicest dinner, you’ve ever had, provided that there’s some baked beans in the cupboard.

RACHEL

Aw, if you dare cook baked beans on our honeymoon I’ll be looking for a divorce lawyer.

KIM

So is that a deal?

RACHEL

All right. Give me twenty minutes.

KIM

OK.

RACHEL walks away.

THE BEACHSIDE DINER

MARTHA, JACK, ASH, BETH, TONY and RORY sit at a table eating. ASH gets up and walks over to the counter.

MARTHA

So, Sam what brings you to the Bay?

SAM

Aw, just a change of scenery. I’ve always liked being beside the ocean.

MARTHA

Where were you before this?

JACK

You guys looking forward to the Christmas pageant. Do you remember Colleen’s play last year? It couldn’t be as bad as that.

MARTHA

Well I wouldn’t bet on it.

ASH walks back over.

MARTHA

This one has managed to get himself out of. I’m so jealous.

ASH

Aw, I’ve got to go home and see the olds and my mum is much worse than Colleen. Serious. Speaking of which, I better hit the frog and toad.

TONY

Mate, say hello to your parents from us.

ASH

OK.

TONY

Tell your old man to come down and we’ll go for a surf or something.

ASH

Yeah, I’ll pass it on. Enjoy the show guys.

BETH

Aw, thank you. Bye.

MARTHA and ASH walk to the diner door.

ASH

Em, I’ve got something for you.

MARTHA

What? Ash, it’s not even Christmas.

ASH

I know, but I’ll just have to buy something else and you can open it on the day.

MARTHA

What is it?

MARTHA opens the box up. There’s earrings in it.

MARTHA

Oh my gosh. They’re beautiful.

ASH

That’s exactly why they’ll look perfect on you.

MARTHA

Aw, thank you. They’re beautiful.

ASH and MARTHA hug. JACK watches them.

THE SURF CLUB

A crowd is beginning to gather for the Christmas Pageant. COLLEEN peeks through the curtain and then hurries backstage with a microphone. BELLE and LUCAS are putting make-up on, whilst ALF and IRENE are trying to get into their costumes. LANCE and BRAD are also trying to get into their costumes in the background and LANCE falls over knocking BRAD over.

COLLEEN

Twenty minutes everybody. We’re on stage in twenty minutes and I don’t mean to make anybody nervous, but at this rate it’s going to be a complete disaster. Aw, sort yourselves out, you two. I will not have my work of genius upstaged by wardrobe malfunctions.

ALF

Aw, if.

IRENE stops ALF having a go at COLLEEN. BELLE and LUCAS go to walk away.

COLLEEN

Where do you think you’re going?

BELLE

I’m going to help Lucas.

COLLEEN

You have to rehearse. Drew, over here, last minute rehearsal, please.

DREW walks over.

BELLE

I’ve learned my lines.

COLLEEN

Practice makes perfect.

COLLEEN walks over to LUCAS.

COLLEEN

Aw, Lucas, for pity’s sake. Have you not read the bible?

DREW

Belle, what’s going?

BELLE

What does it look like? I’m trying to get ready for this stupid show we have to do.

DREW

Why do you keep blanking me?

BELLE

I’m not. Get over yourself.

DREW

Yesterday you said that you didn’t have feelings for me. That we were cool.

BELLE

We are. Drew, just drop it.

BELLE walks away. Later, COLLEEN sprays some breath freshener. LANCE walks over and puts on his crown.

COLLEEN

Oh, Lancie. As the only one here who is anywhere close to being a professional, I think you should say something to the cast before the curtain goes up. Something from the heart. Something inspirational.

LANCE

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, right.

COLLEEN

Ah, attention everybody. Lancie is going to gee us all up a bit before we get going.

ALF, IRENE, BELLE, DREW, DAN and BRAD gather around LANCE.

LANCE

Eh, have a go

COLLEEN

Aw, get away.

BELLE walks over to the clothes rack. DREW follows her.

DREW

Hey, sorry if I upset you before.

BELLE

You didn’t. You have no effect on me whatsoever.

BELLE walks away from DREW. Outside, the audience is beginning to fill up. TONY, MATILDA, BETH, RIC and LEAH sit talking. MACCA and CASSIE walk in followed by SALLY.

CASSIE

You’re right. We should have skipped out before this started.

MACCA

Yeah, it’s a bit sad to think our last memory of Summer Bay is going to be this.

KIM, RACHEL and MARTHA walk in follow by PETER and AMANDA. MARTHA walks past JACK, who is now back in his wheelchair.

JACK

Hello.

SALLY and LEAH sit down together. LEAH sees AMANDA and PETER walk in and smiles at them. COLLEEN walks out onto the stage.

COLLEEN

Can we all take our seats please. A bit of shoosh.

RIC

I am so excited right now.

MATILDA

Shhh.

COLLEEN moves the microphone creating that awful high pitched squealing noise.

COLLEEN

Now, I know a lot of you didn’t really want to be here today, but I’m so glad you made the effort because quite frankly we need it. This has been an awful year. An annus horribulus as our gracious Queen would say. So many things have happened that we’d rather forget, but somehow we’ve managed to pull through and that is something that is worth celebrating and that is my inspiration for today, so please, don’t think of this as another thorn in your side, but rather as a little reward for all of us. A chance to sit back and relax, with your family and friends, because despite everything else.

LANCE sticks his head out from behind the curtain. There is some sniggering from the audience.

COLLEEN

That’s what we are in Summer Bay, one big family.

COLLEEN shuts the curtain.

COLLEEN

We help each in good times and in bad. We keep each other strong no matter how tough they become and we should always remind ourselves, that things can only get better. So, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, let me present my gift to you, a Summer Bay Christmas.

The curtain draws up and LANCE and BRAD do some dancing on the stage. ALF walk down the aisle followed by IRENE and some kid dressed in a Christmas tree suit.

ALF

No, no, no. Christmas is cancelled and that’s that.

IRENE

But Santa, you can’t cancel Christmas. Think of all the children.

LANCE tries to get off the stage behind IRENE. IRENE hits LANCE.

IRENE

Think of all the children that will be disappointed.

COLLEEN

Children in the audience boo.

The crowd sits in silence.

COLLEEN

Well come on.

The audience boos.

IRENE

Do you hear that?

ALF

Hear what?

COLLEEN

But Santa doesn’t care. He’s lost all his Christmas spirit.

ALF

I’ve lost all my Christmas spirit.

COLLEEN

The angel stops to think. She knows it’s up to her to save Christmas. Luckily she sees a Hessian sack and knows what to do.

IRENE looks for the sack.

COLLEEN

Lucas.

IRENE pretends to zap ALF.

IRENE

There’s nothing else for it Santa. You’re coming with me.

COLLEEN

And now for the journey of a lifetime.

IRENE leads ALF and the Christmas tree off the stage. The audience claps. Later on, DAN, BRAD and LANCE are on the stage.

DAN

It’s a baby. Let’s get the kid some nappies.

BRAD reads the lines of his hand.

BRAD

No ordinary kid gets a star in the sky like that.

BRAD lifts his arm up, accidentally hitting LANCE in the face.

LANCE

He’s right. I reckon we should get him something good.

BRAD looks at his hand and shakes his head. There follows a silence.

DAN

Like what?

COLLEEN

Like most men, wise or not, they had absolutely no idea about shopping, particularly at this time of the year.

LEAH

Now I know why Dan got the part.

BRAD

What we need is someone who is good at giving presents. Someone who does it all time.

LANCE

Yeah, but where are we going to find someone like that around here?

BRAD

Mmm.

COLLEEN

Yes, but where are we going to find someone like that around here.

IRENE runs onto the stage knocking BRAD onto a deckchair. ALF follows her. The audience laughs.

IRENE

Zzzz, zzzz, zzzz.

LANCE

Who are you?

ALF

I’m Santa Claus. Who the flamin’ hell do you think I am?

Later on, ALF, IRENE, DREW, BRAD, BELLE, DAN and LANCE are on the stage.

DAN

Well, I still reckon we should have got the kid nappies. Not all this frankincense business.

LANCE

Yeah, and I reckon the fat guy knows what he’s talking about.

ALF

Watch it wise guy. Who are you calling fat. No, no. Santa stick to the script as it written.

ALF falls over. Later on, ALF, IRENE, DREW, BRAD, BELLE, DAN and LANCE are on the stage.

BELLE

This Christmas thing, I’ve never heard of it before. All I know that today’s been the best day ever because we’ve been surrounded by the people we love.

ALF

I wouldn’t go that far. Most of the time she drives me up the wall.

IRENE rests her head on ALF’S shoulder.

ALF

Get off.

IRENE

So, tell us Father Christmas, is Christmas still on this Christmas?

ALF

Aw, I suppose it flamin’ well is.

COLLEEN

And our first family, Mary and Joseph, seal the moment with a loving kiss.

BELLE and DREW kiss. The crowd cheers.

COLLEEN

The end.

The curtain comes down.

DREW

Brilliant acting Belle. That almost felt real.

The curtain goes back up. Later MATILDA, RIC, KIM, DREW, TONY, BETH, BRAD, IRENE, RACHEL, SALLY, ALF, COLLEEN, LANCE, MARTHA, LUCAS, BELLE, AMANDA, DAN, PETER, LEAH and RORY stand around the bar.

SALLY

Em, I would like to propose a toast everybody. Firstly to Colleen. May her literary brilliance entertain the bay for many years to come.

EVERYONE

Here.

SALLY

And secondly, to the new year. May it hold great things for all of us.

EVERYONE

Cheers.

AMANDA

I guess we should get going.

DAN and LEAH walk across to AMANDA and PETER.

DAN

Amanda. Look, what you said this morning about getting together for a drink. Let us know when it’s convenient, OK. We’d love to pop by.

PETER

You better say something or they might think that you’ve changed your mind.

AMANDA

Oh, no, no. Well, I’m just really pleased. Well, how about tonight? Say, eight o-clock.

LEAH

Yeah, OK.

DAN

Sounds great. We’ll be there.

AMANDA and PETER walk out.

LUCAS

Belle, I better head off. Cassie’s going to be leaving soon.

BELLE

OK.

BELLE and LUCAS kiss.

SALLY

We better head off guys.

RIC

Sure, on our way.

RIC, MATILDA and LUCAS walk out. DREW walks over to BELLE.

DREW

Turned out OK, didn’t it? The play.

BELLE

Yeah, it was alright.

DREW

Colleen’s speech kind of got me thinking, you know. It’s a new year and a chance to start over. A new beginning.

BELLE

Is your point coming any time soon?

DREW

Taylor, come on. If you’ve got feelings for me and from the way that you’ve been carrying on, I know that you do, I reckon it’s time that we did something about it.

BELLE

How many times do I have to say this Drew? The only feeling I have for you is pity. Anything else is long gone, so just drop it right.

AMANDA’S MANSION

MATILDA and CASSIE hug. RIC, BRAD, SALLY, MACCA, LUCAS, ALF, AMANDA and PETER are all there.

CASSIE

Promise me you’ll come and visit.

MATILDA

You’re my best friend. Of course I will.

CASSIE

Well my other best friend better make sure he takes good care of you while I’m gone.

RIC

I’ll see what I can do.

CASSIE

I don’t know what to say.

SALLY and CASSIE hug.

CASSIE

Listen, I want to thank you for all that you’ve done for me Sal.

MACCA hugs AMANDA in the background.

CASSIE

And I know you’re still worried, because any mum would be, but you are the best mum I could have ever hoped for and I promise you everything’s going to be fine because you and Flynn have taught me everything that I’m ever going to need to know and with that behind me, how could I ever go wrong?

SALLY

Aw, Cassie, Summer Bay is always going to be your home, no matter what. You remember that and we’ve got your photo on the mantelpiece so you’re part of this family forever, whether you like it or not.

CASSIE

We should probably go before this starts to get really messy.

MACCA

Are you sure you’re ready to leave?

CASSIE

Hey, and as soon as we get settled, we’re going to have a housewarming party and you’re all invited.

MACCA

A big shindig.

CASSIE

See you guys.

MATILDA

See you.

CASSIE and MATILDA walk out.

THE SURF CLUB

SAM and JACK are sitting together. MARTHA watches them. SAM walks away and MARTHA walks over to JACK.

JACK

What are you grinning at?

MARTHA

You and Sam. She’s great Jack. I really like her.

JACK

Yeah, so do I. Sorry, that probably sounds weird.

MARTHA

Yeah, it is a bit, but it’s normal. I’m really happy for you. What can I say? You’ve always had really exceptional taste in woman.

JACK

How things change in a year, hey?

MARTHA

I mean, who would have thought last Christmas.

JACK

Just for the record, you have really good taste in men as well. Ash is a top bloke.

MARTHA

Yeah, he is. I just wish all the Auntie Morag’s of this town could see that, but I guess that everything that’s been said about him, I’m really glad everything’s going so well between us.

ASH’S HOUSE

ASH walks into a house.

ASH

Declan, Jess, guess who is here?

DECLAN and JESS run towards ASH.

DECLAN

Daddy.

ASH

I missed you guys.

RIANNA walks over to ASH.

ASH

Hey babe. Sorry I’m late. Traffic was a nightmare.

RIANNA

Doesn’t matter. You’re here now. That’s all the matters.

ASH

Come on. Lets open some presents, shall we.

RIANNA shuts the door.

THE BACHELOR PAD

KIM lights some candles. There is a knock on the door.

KIM

Aw, what are you doing back so soon?

KIM turns around. KIT is at the door.

KIM

Kit, how are you going?

KIT

Sorry. Have I come at a bad time?

KIM

No. Are you alright? What’s going on?

KIT touches her stomach.

KIM

You are pregnant. No, it can’t be.

KIT

It’s your baby Kim.

SUMMER BAY HIGH

BRAD and SALLY carry stuff from the show along a corridor.

BRAD

I never thought I’d hear myself say it, but on the strength of today, I’d happily sign myself up for Colleen’s Christmas pageant next year.

SALLY

Yeah, she managed to tap into everybody’s feeling, didn’t she?

BRAD

Yeah.

SALLY

At times this year I didn’t think I was going to make it through.

BRAD

Yeah, it’s been pretty tough, huh. You know, you’ve been my inspiration through most of it.

SALLY

Aw, I think you’re a lot stronger than you give yourself credit for.

BRAD

And do you believe what Colleen said, that the new year is going to be better than the last?

SALLY

Em, yeah, I do. I’m positive in fact.

BRAD

And would you call yourself a traditional kind of girl.

Mistletoe hangs above the classroom door.

BRAD

Because, it’s that time of year.

SALLY

Yeah, I guess, I guess Christmas wouldn’t be the same without tradition.

SALLY and BRAD kiss.

SUMMER BAY HOUSE

RIC tries to bite MATILDA’S ear. MATILDA tries to escape by hitting him with a cushion.

THE BEACHSIDE DINER

LUCAS rubs BELLE’S shoulders. BELLE sees DREW walk and she kisses LUCAS. DREW walks out.

AMANDA’S MANSION

AMANDA and PETER let DAN and LEAH in.

A ROAD

MACCA and CASSIE stop and kiss at the “Goodbye Summer Bay” sign.

THE SURF CLUB

ALF, LANCE, TONY, BETH, COLLEEN, IRENE, RORY, SAM and JACK toast each other at the bar. JACK sees MARTHA sitting miserably away from the group and toasts her.

ASH’S HOUSE

RIANNA and ASH pull crackers with DECLAN and JESS.

THE SURF CLUB

RACHEL walks and looks at her wedding ring and smiles.

THE BACHELOR PAD

KIM and KIT sit talking.

SUMMER BAY HIGH

SALLY and BRAD stop kissing.

SALLY

Can I change my earlier statement. I don’t think it’s going to be a good new year. I know it.

BRAD

Can we start early? Come over to my place for dinner.

SALLY

OK, I’ll just go home and get changed first. I better check on how Pippa is, but, em, I’ll be about half an hour.

BRAD

OK, but no longer.

SALLY

I plan on being as quick as I can.

SALLY walks away. BRAD smiles to himself. SALLY walks outside and over to her car. ROCCO walks over to her.

SALLY

Hey Rocco, are you alright? What is it? What’s happened?

ROCCO

I didn’t want to do this, but he’s not given me any choice. If you’d just stayed out of it, I wouldn’t have had to do it.

SALLY

If you just talk to me. Tell me what’s going on?

ROCCO

I’m sorry.

ROCCO stabs SALLY. SALLY slumps to the ground. ROCCO throws the knife away and runs away.

After this episode in Australia a music video was played remembering Sally’s time in the bay. This wasn’t shown in International screenings of the episode.