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<blockquote data-quote="Carrie Fairchild" data-source="post: 393290" data-attributes="member: 673"><p><strong>Series Two - Episode 8</strong></p><p></p><p>A lot going on in this episode. Polly’s revelation to Charles causes something of a domino effect. Charles tells Gerald that he knows, Gerald confronts Polly and then reveals to Abby that he isn’t her father, who then confronts Polly demanding to know who her father is but Polly refuses to reveal his identity. Meanwhile, Gerald has jacked in his job with Charles but Polly is having none of it and threatens to divorce Gerald, using “you know what” as cause if he doesn’t get the job back. In the midst of all of this turmoil, baby William is loaded into the back of a taxi and heads off for a new life in the States with his super rich father.</p><p></p><p>Jack is back on the bottle (was he ever really off it?) as Dawn is gone and he owes €10k to a bookie and another €12k to the bank. He sells some of his shares to David Lloyd, which Avril then buys back in order to keep the boatyard within the family (and Tom). Jan is also facing choppy waters business wise as Claude’s ex-fiancée Helena appears to be trying to sabotage their business before it’s really gotten off the ground. Why? Because after sharing a handful of scenes (at most) together, Claude and Lynne having gotten engaged and fashion mogul Helena obviously isn’t happy.</p><p></p><p>At the yard, Bill has been harping on about their new boat, the Lynette, not being seaworthy but nobody seems to be listening. Tom is too wrapped up in the new computer system they’ve invested in to expand their sail making section, Jack is constantly on the sauce and while Avril lends an ear, it isn’t enough for her not to overstretch herself financially to buy back Jack’s shares from David Lloyd. Well, maybe they’ll listen to old Bill next time around as Tom is out testing the boat and the front part (stern, bow? I’m not sure) snaps, no doubt setting up the yard for financial peril!</p><p></p><p>Some other tidbits from this episode. Charles has dropped the marina project due to his newfound daughter possibly facing criminal charges in connection with it but not before screwing over Ken again, this time buying back his shares at a loss for Ken. This has happened twice now and appears to be Charles’ MO when dealing with Ken. He leads him along then drops whatever project they were working on, leaving Ken adrift or out of pocket. Kate gets an outing in this episode, in one scene where she’s tasked with getting Jack back on track. Funnily, there’s still no word of the financial issues she was facing a few episodes ago or whether she managed to sell that painting. Also, Leo is now at a loose end after the marina protest came to halt, so he’s starting working in the boatyard (in the aforementioned sail making section that we’d never seen before). There’s five episodes left in this series and I can see that we’re building to some sort of financial fiasco for both Tom (whose new boat has just broken) and Jan (who was talking to the bank about using the house as collateral for a loan). We’ve also Lynne & Claude’s wedding to look forward to and the eventual reunion of Abby and her birth father.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Carrie Fairchild, post: 393290, member: 673"] [B]Series Two - Episode 8[/B] A lot going on in this episode. Polly’s revelation to Charles causes something of a domino effect. Charles tells Gerald that he knows, Gerald confronts Polly and then reveals to Abby that he isn’t her father, who then confronts Polly demanding to know who her father is but Polly refuses to reveal his identity. Meanwhile, Gerald has jacked in his job with Charles but Polly is having none of it and threatens to divorce Gerald, using “you know what” as cause if he doesn’t get the job back. In the midst of all of this turmoil, baby William is loaded into the back of a taxi and heads off for a new life in the States with his super rich father. Jack is back on the bottle (was he ever really off it?) as Dawn is gone and he owes €10k to a bookie and another €12k to the bank. He sells some of his shares to David Lloyd, which Avril then buys back in order to keep the boatyard within the family (and Tom). Jan is also facing choppy waters business wise as Claude’s ex-fiancée Helena appears to be trying to sabotage their business before it’s really gotten off the ground. Why? Because after sharing a handful of scenes (at most) together, Claude and Lynne having gotten engaged and fashion mogul Helena obviously isn’t happy. At the yard, Bill has been harping on about their new boat, the Lynette, not being seaworthy but nobody seems to be listening. Tom is too wrapped up in the new computer system they’ve invested in to expand their sail making section, Jack is constantly on the sauce and while Avril lends an ear, it isn’t enough for her not to overstretch herself financially to buy back Jack’s shares from David Lloyd. Well, maybe they’ll listen to old Bill next time around as Tom is out testing the boat and the front part (stern, bow? I’m not sure) snaps, no doubt setting up the yard for financial peril! Some other tidbits from this episode. Charles has dropped the marina project due to his newfound daughter possibly facing criminal charges in connection with it but not before screwing over Ken again, this time buying back his shares at a loss for Ken. This has happened twice now and appears to be Charles’ MO when dealing with Ken. He leads him along then drops whatever project they were working on, leaving Ken adrift or out of pocket. Kate gets an outing in this episode, in one scene where she’s tasked with getting Jack back on track. Funnily, there’s still no word of the financial issues she was facing a few episodes ago or whether she managed to sell that painting. Also, Leo is now at a loose end after the marina protest came to halt, so he’s starting working in the boatyard (in the aforementioned sail making section that we’d never seen before). There’s five episodes left in this series and I can see that we’re building to some sort of financial fiasco for both Tom (whose new boat has just broken) and Jan (who was talking to the bank about using the house as collateral for a loan). We’ve also Lynne & Claude’s wedding to look forward to and the eventual reunion of Abby and her birth father. [/QUOTE]
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