UK Air Date: 22nd November 1989
Writer: Ray Harding
Director: Andrew Friedman
Cat No: HAW-203
Homes are ransacked while the fun run is underway.
SGT. BOB BARNETT (ROB BAXTER)
Twenty-fourth appearance, last seen in #202. Observed Craig’s performance in the fun run.
ALISON PATTERSON (KATHRYN RIDLEY)
Twenty-ninth appearance, last seen in #199. Observed the Summer Bay fun run from the sidelines.
BRAD (ADAM BRISCOMB)
Second appearance, last seen in #201. Led the Summer Bay fun run ransacking.
MICK (JEFFREY RHOE)
Brad’s associate. Took part in the Summer Bay fun run ransacking.
CROOK NO.1 (GLENNEN FAHEY)
Took part in the Summer Bay fun run ransacking.
CROOK NO.2 (STEPHEN LEIGH)
Second appearance, last seen in #202. Took part in the Summer Bay fun run ransacking.
Extended Summary
The Fletchers are having their breakfast. They talk about the Fun Run. Sally will be running too, with Tom.
Bobby, Carly and Tom mess around with each other and Bobby strains her ankle!
The Fun Run starts. Bobby is staying at the Fletchers because of her strained ankle.
Gary Samuels talks to a few of his dodgy friends. They will be making burglaries in houses during the Fun Run.
Almost everyone in Summer Bay is at the Fun Run.
The thieves start their burglary tour and breaks into a lot of houses, including Stacey’s office.
While the thieves are in the Fletchers, Bobby is sleeping on the sofa and wakes up. One of the thieves push her over the sofa and she passes out. The thieves take the television and leave in a hurry.
Jeff wins the Fun Run. Craig’s leg hurts a lot and he is injured again a few metres from the finishing line. Phil checks Craig’s leg. Jeff tells Phil that Craig took some painkillers. He says he suspects Craig stole them from his medical cabinet.
Jeff tells Craig that he can’t say the truth about the painkillers. Craig says he won’t let Jeff down.
Bobby is very dizzy and is out on the beach. Ailsa finds her. Bobby does not even remember her own name. Ailsa is shocked.
Tom and Pippa find their television missing and that Bobby is not at home.
Ola Carlsson, 1999