Loveday Writing

The job of a season finale is to wrap up the season’s story arcs and establish new ones for the next season (if there is another one). The episode kicks off with everyone attending Pete’s hearing in front of the Health Care Complaints Commission for the complaint submitted by Johnny’s family over his conduct on the day of White Cliffs

This episode was all about bad decisions and accountability, and again, I’ll review it character by character. Pete – As he was put front and centre in this episode, I’ll start with him. The episode kicks off with Pete and Eliza treating local drag queen, Dolly Hardon, for a dislocated shoulder on the side of the road, and then taking

This was another episode revolving around a theme, this time: grief. I’m going to review it character by character. Wayne, Matty, and Mira – The episode kicks off with Wayne and Matty on their way to a patient, with Matty talking to Graham on the plane about Wayne’s grief. Matty then decides to join Wayne on a road trip to

This was the best and ultimately the most heartbreaking episode of the season, and once again I’ll be reviewing it character by character. Wayne, Matty, Mira, Darren, Taylor, and Timmy – The episode kicks off with Wayne going on a run and listening to a voicemail from Timmy, informing him that he will be going camping with the boys for

This episode had skydiving drama, an exploration of Indigenous medicine, and callbacks to the previous season. I’m going to review this episode, which I’m assuming is the halfway point of the season, character by character. Wayne and Mira – Mira is experiencing morning sickness and Wayne, ironically, infantilises her throughout the episode. When Timmy figures out on his own that

This episode had many reveals and once again, I’m going to review it character by character. Eliza and Pete – Eliza and Pete are forced to work together on the retrieval of a little boy, Otis, who is possibly suffering from a head injury or snake bite. Eliza and Pete constantly argue about the diagnosis on the way back to

This episode had two themes – pregnancy and surprises, and it definitely delivered (yes, I went with a slight pregnancy pun). I’m going to review this episode character by character. Wayne, Pete, Chaya, and Matty – The episode kicks off with a staff meeting where Pete is given the “inaugural Sweeney Todd award” (a trophy with a knife taped to

The job of a season premiere is to establish new story arcs and subplots for the season, and revisit any established in the previous season’s finale. This premiere did a great job. As it has been almost two years since the first season finale aired, I had to read my review of it to remind myself of where the show