Scrap, scrap, scrap
June 5th, 2009 by Ailsa
Gardy or however you spell it is a bit of a mentalist. I liked Miles’ line about how he’d be getting the tape measure out any time soon. I don’t think there’s been a mickey-measuring competition since Fisher lived in the Bay. Himself and Alf were always at it.
Seeing as we watch H&A on youtube these days, we see the Aussie previews. It looks like Roman’s mate is a bit bold. It’s a pity.
How come Trey’s da knows Hugo is lying about the shark? He’s very adamant about it.
That scrap in the surf club was great. Looks like Roman didn’t lose his SAS fighting skills along with his eyesight. Hugo seems fairly nifty in a fight too. That’ll be something to do with his mysterious past. Oooooh!
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June 5th, 2009
Myles was still useless. No mystery there! Also watching on YouTube. Love the previews, so pointlessly dramatic
June 5th, 2009
Loved the fight scene tonight. Especially because Treys dads gang was all old men (who just appeared out of nowhere!)
Martha should have got stuck in too. She has experience from her lap dancing days!
June 5th, 2009
Those oul’ lads were gasping for a row though. Maybe they’re the SB mafia.
June 5th, 2009
You’ve gotta add Alf saying ‘You’re lucky I didn’t call the flamin’ wallopers!’ to the Alf’s Quotes section. Does this mean that Charlie works in the walloper shop?
June 6th, 2009
Roman gets his site back after being thrown off a bridge, by his army friends, Gardy.
He then takes part in a seris of armed robberies through-out the bay as payback
June 9th, 2009
Ric would have loved that scrap. Surprised he didn’t come back from WA for it.
June 9th, 2009
Definitely – he learned the skills when he was in Summer Bay Fight Club
June 7th, 2010
How many episodes ahead is youtube? Sounds like some good stuff ahead with Roman back in the picture. Things need to look up as I’m seriously thinking of opting out. The writers should watch BBC1′s Waterloo Road for some great story lines. Please do something about the plot if you don’t want to lose a fan of many years.