Old H&A Fan Posted May 25, 2016 Report Posted May 25, 2016 Rob is becoming quite a character isn't he. First, he slaps one of his students around at school, now he's perving on them having fun at the beach in the dark. Oh and while we're on the subject of Laura and the growing negativity against her,....... On 24/05/2016 at 09:03, Natasha said: She has no respect for her elders. The way she spoke to Ailsa I wish Ailsa kicked her out right then! Expand Natasha — respect for elders is EARNED, not automatically given. Spoiling their fun, while causing nobody any harm or damage, is hardly conducing to respecting one's elders. On 24/05/2016 at 05:11, early years fan said: I think ailsa is within her rights to set the rules in her own household.....teenagers, kissing, hormones, often a dangerous combination that can lead to more fairly quickly. Curtis should run for the hills while he can, poor guy can't even sign up for a bit of fun playing soccor without being given a hard time. Stage 5 clinger alert . Laura seriously lacks a sense of humour, so intense and far too high maintenance Poor Angel, trying her best, felt sorry for her again when she fell. Still find Donna bland and boring....how long is she in the show for? I honestly have no memory of her at all from the first time around. Expand Hormones? Leading to more? More what, exactly? Sounds rather vague to me. It is this kind of vagueness that is part of the problem when this issue is "dealt with" (swept under the carpet) in that show. Perhaps soccer really is boring, but yes, I agree with you to a certain extent that Laura is being a bit unfair about the soccer training. Reveal hidden contents And now onto the subject of Donna,..... On 24/05/2016 at 09:23, CaptainHulk said: She has another 3mths. Her defining moment is around the corner. And it was an AFI nominee. They should have got Claudia/Laura doing publicity shots dressed as as a She-Devil hanging off Shane/Curtis' shoulder. Expand Are you suggesting people who act for storylines about domestic violence qualify for AFI (Australian Film Industry) Awards somehow?
j.laur5 Posted May 25, 2016 Report Posted May 25, 2016 Just curious how many more foster children of Pippa do we have left to see?.
Dan F Posted May 25, 2016 Author Report Posted May 25, 2016 On 25/05/2016 at 12:18, j.laur5 said: Just curious how many more foster children of Pippa do we have left to see?. Expand Liam, Tiegan, Justine and a few short-term crisis care kids.
Natasha Posted May 25, 2016 Report Posted May 25, 2016 On 25/05/2016 at 12:18, j.laur5 said: Just curious how many more foster children of Pippa do we have left to see?. Expand Reveal hidden contents Liam Tanner, Tiegan Brooks, Justine Welles.
beau_t Posted May 25, 2016 Report Posted May 25, 2016 I actually find Laura entertaining. Her fiery temper is amusing. On this occasion I'm with "Old H&A Fan"... the writers made a mess of what the characters were saying... or not saying... or trying to say without saying it. Both Ailsa and Fisher only saw them kissing. Something they have seen plenty of kids do before, including those in their own houses. The implication may have been that they were worried they would take things further and have sex, but that wasn't clear in the writing at all and it just seemed silly for them both to get so worked up over a kiss, considering how many teens they have both fostered and had absolutely no problems with them kissing their boyfriends/girlfriends.
CaptainHulk Posted May 25, 2016 Report Posted May 25, 2016 On 25/05/2016 at 03:50, Old H&A Fan said: Rob is becoming quite a character isn't he. First, he slaps one of his students around at school, now he's perving on them having fun at the beach in the dark. Oh and while we're on the subject of Laura and the growing negativity against her,....... Natasha — respect for elders is EARNED, not automatically given. Spoiling their fun, while causing nobody any harm or damage, is hardly conducing to respecting one's elders. Hormones? Leading to more? More what, exactly? Sounds rather vague to me. It is this kind of vagueness that is part of the problem when this issue is "dealt with" (swept under the carpet) in that show. Perhaps soccer really is boring, but yes, I agree with you to a certain extent that Laura is being a bit unfair about the soccer training. Reveal hidden contents And now onto the subject of Donna,..... Are you suggesting people who act for storylines about domestic violence qualify for AFI (Australian Film Industry) Awards somehow? Expand Well, I'm stating a fact that the episode where the storyline hit its climax was nominated for best single ep (Obviously the Institute deemed it worthy to be shortlisted) but lost out to to the ep where Reveal hidden contents Ailsa does her nut and lashes out at Duncan for making too much noise, following her attack at the diner by that scumbag The Soccer thing... You lot don't really care for it, neither do the Yanks. Everyone ELSE likes it though (Europe, South America, Asia,etc)
Old H&A Fan Posted May 25, 2016 Report Posted May 25, 2016 Reveal hidden contents The Alsa attack episode is more deserving. What happened to Alsa was horrific, and it is a shame that that scumbag got away with it scot-free
Old H&A Fan Posted May 26, 2016 Report Posted May 26, 2016 And so begins the famous Andrew ♥ Donna storyline. I must ask (and I'll repeat this in Quick Questions in case I don't get an answer here) who's bright idea was it to have Andrew Warren as the person who parked in the disabled spot to get Shane ranting and raving like that?
beau_t Posted May 26, 2016 Report Posted May 26, 2016 Ahhhh Selina, Irene and the infamous jeans storyline! I remember it well. Another thing I've always remembered was the guy parking in the disabled space and Shane blocking him in, but I had no memory of it being Andrew Warren. I guessing using him for the car park story saved the show from having to pay another actor for that role. And it was a way of introducing the character with a bit of impact. Going back a bit, I liked Alf's exit and the tender moments between him and Ailsa. Nice to see them being lovey-dovey, as hard times are ahead upon his return. Ailsa struggled under the pressure during his absence last year (remember her epic argument with Irene?) and this time she's got 2 businesses, a house, a little boy, a foster son, and an exchange student to cope with! On 24/05/2016 at 15:00, Blaxland 89 said: Not able to watch these eps. Just wondering if we've moved away from the piano scores yet. To be, it really ends the early years when the strings arrive. Expand Not yet. It seems they were experimenting with different sounds around the start of the 1995 season but that's kind of settled down for now. In fact during Angel's stint in hospital we had quite a few of the very old classic scores from 1988 and 1989 and it was lovely.
myken Posted May 27, 2016 Report Posted May 27, 2016 The Andrew/Donna storyline was the storyline that got me hooked on Home and Away, so I'm really looking forward to watching it again. The car park thing was a really good introduction of the character I think.
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