The job of a season finale is to wrap up the season’s story arcs and subplots, and establish new ones for the next season (if there is another one). This finale mostly did its job and I’m going to review it character by character. Pete – The episode kicks off with Pete and Wayne treating a drug addict, Kit, who
Read moreThe episode kicks off with Pete and Taylor packing everything away at Wyama and taking it back to Pete’s place as Wyama is going to be sold in a clearance sale. Later when Pete arrives at work, he finds Henry and Ed waiting to see Eliza. He takes them through to see her before she and the rest of the
Read moreThis episode has us deal with an emergency landing and gives us further insight into Wayne’s character. I’m going to review this episode character by character. Wayne – As this episode mostly focused him, I’ll start with Wayne. Wayne has given Leonie his notice, much to her shock. Wayne explains to her that this is an opportunity that will help
Read moreThis episode was definitely an improvement from last week, and I’m going to review it character by character. Eliza and Matty – This episode has Eliza and Matty working together on a remote bush retrieval. As Eliza has just sent Henry off to London for two weeks, Matty doesn’t want to work with her as she feels she’ll be too
Read moreThis episode had a dust storm and explored familial dynamics. I’m going to review this episode character by character. Pete and Eliza – Pete and Eliza spend the episode treating Ged McLean, a man that Pete has known for years who had come into the clinic previously with symptoms indicating bowel cancer. However Pete tells Eliza that he didn’t take
Read moreThis episode has one theme – being/getting lost. The episode kicks off with Pete going on a run around town, at one point running through the cemetery, stopping at Nate’s and Rhiannon’s graves, he takes a moment to stop, then turns around and runs back in the other direction. When he arrives home, Taylor’s friends are waiting for her. Taylor
Read moreNow that the pilot has established the show’s premise and characters, story arcs and subplots can start developing. The episode starts with a narration about the Milky Way, as Taylor examines her injuries from the car accident in the mirror and Pete visits the roadside memorial for Nate and Rhiannon. It’s revealed that the narrator is Sue, a tour guide,
Read moreThe job of a pilot is to establish a show’s premise and characters, this pilot did its job perfectly. The episode kicks off with Dr. Eliza Harrod (Emma Hamilton) resuscitating a patient at the hospital she works at in London. Afterwards, she receives a call from her husband, Ed, whom she has been ignoring, but it’s not made clear why.
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