Prisoner CBH Prisoner Cell Block H

[Alexis Colby Carrington]

Episode 33

I wasn’t expecting Bea to get back in touch with Mum, especially seeing that Meg & Jean had been visiting her. It makes sense that she was mad at Judy for not mentioning her friend moving to Sidney, but I wish she would leave them alone. I honestly cannot remember where this story goes.

Monnie is doing a crap job at being top dog. How does anyone respect a top dog who just takes from everyone? Not that I think Noeline would be a better replacement.

Clara’s refusal of bail was a surprise and yet it felt very real when she spoke about making genuine friends inside against plenty of probably fake friends in the circle Clara mixes in.

Noeline’s brother and daughter pay her a visit and it’s clear there is a high level of naivety in all of them. Like so many actors in PCBH, the one playing Noeline is proving to be a little beauty (as Lizzie would say) she can take Noeline into the vicious nasty zone and in another breath turn her into a vulnerable naïve woman.

Bea’s friend Val looked very familiar to me, but I had to wait until the credits to find out why, turns out she will be a future prisoner called May from Barnhurst. I say her friend, but I’m not sure having seen her contact the police to say she will be in the park.


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Episode 34

Monnie will become Lizzie’s hero and probably most of the inmates if she manages to make some booze for everyone.

The girl next door to Val called Yvonne was funny when she said “the fat one” referring to Bea.

Another of many reasons I’m now finding out about Jean is how she has managed to sort it out for Karen to attend college, I can’t figure why I didn’t like Jean last time.

Neighbour Yvonne is quite a character, wanting to know everything about Bea, rebelling against her parents and offering to help Bea skip the country by hijacking a plane.

Ha! Lyne thought the yeast was so the inmates could make some bread.

Monica turning on Lizzie with the booze was a shock and then I laughed at the scene the following morning where Lizzie got her hand on some and then smiled when Noeline asked why Lizzie was no longer upset “easy come easy go”

I remember (only now) how powerful the end was when Col Burke started shooting at the police, nothing really drastic just a echo box in use for the first gunshot and then having the titles appear. Back then, special effects really were remarkably simple and yet very effective.

34 and 35 are the worst episodes in the series in my opinion.

 

[Ome]

Episode 35

Well, Col got there in the end, the police did end up calling for back up.

Clara wants a party and she’s certainly got the gift of winning people over, including Erica Davidson and Erica seems pleased that she’s been invited to it.

I don’t remember this siege taking over most of the episode and yet I thought this might end up where Noeline is involved. It’s not going to look good if they do manage to get Noeline and then find her drunk.

It’s interesting that Col doesn’t know what Vera and the pregnant woman are talking about when they are just a few feet away, yet he heard Noeline as soon as she spoke behind the cop car.

Bea’s in trouble after upsetting the annoying teenage neighbour.



Episode 36

I think it’s great that someone like Clara has come into the prison and is already organising little business ventures.

Fantastic, the panic from Val when she saw the cops surround the place was exciting and the little smirky grin from neighbour Yvonne was amusing. That’s Bea back in the slammer then. Ooh, what a little bitch Yvonne is threatening Val that she could change her statement anytime.

Doc’s medical opinion on Noeline was hilarious, Meg asks how she is, and he replies “vicious”

Clara admitting, she was behind the grog was great for Karen & Lynn.

I love how Erica mentions to Meg that things might get back to normal mow that Bea is back, like she is acknowledging that Bea runs the place.

Another big grin as Monnie announces that she’s not letting Bea come back as top dog. This is going to be fun. Ah, Monnie stood down to Bea.

It’s really nice seeing Meg entertain Vera and a lovely touch to see them share some of their loneliness having both lost someone. You just know that this won’t last.

Steve makes an excuse to bump into Karen at the university and I thought that was a nice touch from Karen leaving her half-eaten lunch on the table for anyone else who might want it.

 

[Ome]

34 and 35 are the worst episodes in the series in my opinion.

Was it the whole Col Burke thing?


Are you a fan of Noeline?

 

[Alexis Colby Carrington]

Was it the whole Col Burke thing?


Are you a fan of Noeline?

Yes it was him but I do like noeline. They could have kept her for longer.

 

[Richard Channing]

This was quite an exciting episode, a lot went down!

Oh, Monica is back, and Martha has some dialogue.

It was only when I saw her I thought, oh yeah Monica, where has she been?

Something else we weren’t very clever at either was security in every walk of life. I can’t see anyone coming from the audience on a TV show having easy access to throw acid into someone’s face. Not that I’m complaining here, it makes for great drama.

That's something that probably could have happened in those days. It made me think of that time lesbian activists invaded the BBC news studio while they were live on air and that was 1988.

George is really working a number on Vera.

It's strange to see Vera getting taken for a ride like this. She's hard as nails with the prisoners but I guess being lonely and wanting to be loved is her achilles heel. I'm still surprised she is so easily manipulated and willing to go out with a drug dealer considering her general view on criminals.

Stabbing Bea, throwing Monica and Anne is running for her life, now where can she hide?

That was very dramatic. I thought she would end up getting stabbed, not Bea. This will really take their feud up a few notches, that's assuming they find Anne and she doesn't get moved to another prison.

It seems amazing to me that prisoners should be able to go somewhere where they can't be found but I guess being an ex screw she knows the place like the back of her hand.

I'm excited to see where this story goes.

 

[Ome]

Episode 37

An awkward scene at Meg’s breakfast, did she sleep with Greg and regret it, or is she wishing that she does get to sleep with him? I thought Vera was going to clock on to Greg wearing the same clothes from the night before.

Erica tells Meg and Vera that the prison will be holding a bar-be-que for the prisoners and their friends in the garden. While that seems completely absorbed, Erica seems incredibly pleased with it and then there is us, the viewers, we will certainly be looking forward to watching it happen.

Stalker Steve is starting to annoy me, no wait, not annoy me, but bore me.

They are spoiling us with so many members of the Burke family, Noeline, her daughter Leanne, then the brother Col and now the mother is here.

Meg coming to Doc’s office had me wondering if she was there for the morning after pill.

Well, if we thought nasty neighbour Yvonne was a bitch, what the hell do we make of Noeline doing what she did to the new colour TV?

She did say she was “going to get the bitches” and now even posh girl thinks they are all animals.



Episode 38

Erica is fuming over the broken TV and she’s cancelling everything much, to the greatest of joys for Vera. She’s now going to town on her dearest friend Clara, who understands that it’s the bad time of the month for Erica.

New inmate and she doesn’t speak English and Vera insist she is read her rights and that theirs is nothing saying they should be read in Greek. Erica is informed and says there is nothing they can do about the fact she doesn’t speak Greek. It’s so out of touch with the world we live in today.

Well, fancy that, Karen can communicate with Irene.

Karen asking Steve to help out the Greek woman leads Steve to ask if that’s not Jean’s job, to lead me into think where Jean is we haven’t seen her in weeks.

It’s not looking good for Irene

 

[Ome]

Episode 39

Bea allowing Tinkerbell to continue as top dog is great. Just the thought of a top dog named Tinkerbell is amusing.

The visiting justice is coming to look at how the prison is run; Vera has already made up her mind that Erica will be removed, and she will take over.

There was a great moment where Tinkerbell is put on the spot and asked to speak with Monnie about the way she is treating Irene. What they do not know is Meg has already convinced Monnie to treat Irene with respect, so everyone else thinks Tinkerbell really is running the prison.

Bea’s face was priceless.

This is turning out to be a cracker of a comedy with Tinkerbell now thinking she has talked Erica into allowing Karen & Lynn back onto their release programs

There it is the slow piano playing On the Inside as Doreen comes to say goodbye to Clara.

The humour continued through the episode and Lizzie’s complaint about the cockroach was the icing on the cake for me, but putting that to one side, I liked how this episode with the Visiting Justice set up the story to move forward with a male deputy governor who will arrive in the next episode.



Episode 40

New officer time with Jim Fletcher AKA Fletch the Letch! I’m looking forward to seeing what Vera makes of him and equally, what he thinks of Vera. Obviously, he’s a hit with the women. But how long that will last, we’ll have to wait and see.

Hmm, is Doreen starting to fall in love with Lynn?

I didn’t care much for Irene as a character, so I’m pleased this is her last episode.

Letters found in Lynn’s bag gives her another storyline where she can claim she’s innocent.

Oh, it’s just dawned on me, this is Doreen’s plan to keep Lynn in the prison.

Jim Fletcher isn’t winning many people around.

Monnie is doing a Franky and while Vera laps it up, Fletcher goes into the front line and knocks Monnie to the fall.

New inmate Joyce, it’s whatsername from HOME & AWAY and she recognises Jim from her husband’s prison.

So, Fletch is homophobic then.

As always, vera loves giving out bad news as she tells Lynn that Mr Butterfield rang and finished her.

 

[Ome]

It was only when I saw her I thought, oh yeah Monica, where has she been?

Yes, and there are quite a few prisoners in these early episodes that later get bigger roles. The ones I've seen mingling in the background so far are big burly Martha, Kathleen Leach & Phylis Hunt. We also have Officer Joyce barry who also gets bigger roles later, for now, she's just there.

I'm still surprised she is so easily manipulated and willing to go out with a drug dealer considering her general view on criminals.

You hit the email with her 'wanting to be loved', though sometimes you'd think she would know. There are times where I see the characters traits glazed over to feed the plotline.

I'm excited to see where this story goes.

I'm looking forward to reading your thoughts when you see what happens.

 

[Richard Channing]

Finally, Lizzie found Anne, dead! Dead in the dryer! What a great story of hide and seek this was.

I'm looking forward to reading your thoughts when you see what happens.

Oh I loved this twist! And there's a certain poetic justice that it was Vera who shut the door of the dryer on her way past. Especially as, as was discussed earlier in the episode, Anne's letter that she left with her solicitor in the event that anything should happen to her is likely to implicate both her and George. I'm sure it won't happen, but the idea that Vera could end up being an inmate at Wentworth is very tantalizing!

There are times where I see the characters traits glazed over to feed the plotline.

Yes, it can feel like that. But at the same time I suppose it's not unreasonable to suppose that Vera's attitude to the prisoners comes from own unhappiness and that when she does see a chance at happiness she grasps it, even if it's against her better judgement.

 

[Ome]

Episode 41

Erica brings up the gossip surrounding Greg and Meg. She’s doing it as a friend because she’s concerned for Meg. I’m not sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing.

Greg is shocked they are low on Valium; will he ever get the security, right? It’s not that difficult, still, I suppose it helps move the story when you have a dippity doctor. The question on my mind is Doreen, will she plant the Valium on Lynn?

Sometimes the music playing in the background reminds me of the score from HALLOWEEN

Nice to have a bit of high drama with Fletch fighting off the guys who tried to take Joyce. I particularly liked the part where Meg shouted at the security guard to get Greg, not bothering to lock the gates.


Episode 42

Doreen is acting all weird, I’m guessing she’s trying to throw the scent off any rumours she is behind the letters and frugs. Fletch continues to display some mystery into who he is.

Great twist when Lizzie claimed she was the one who took the drugs and still Doreen stands there doing nothing. Good job that Lizzie has figured out Doreen is behind all this.

Poor Lizzie, now Lynn believes it was her, giving Sheila Florence the opportunity to showcase her acting skills and tug away at my heart.

LOL at Monnie thinking Lynn is thick, “no wonder they call you Wonk”

I should be feeling sorry for Doreen after Wonk told her to bugger off, but I can’t, in fact, she’s annoyed me because her actions mean Lynn might not get released and then we have to live with her moaning.

I wonder why Fletch lied about not knowing Joyce’s husband had already visited that day?

Hmm… Joyce hasn’t been in there long and she’s already thinking about trusting Monnie with her money, doesn’t ring entirely true.

 

[Richard Channing]

I wasn’t expecting Bea to get back in touch with Mum, especially seeing that Meg & Jean had been visiting her. It makes sense that she was mad at Judy for not mentioning her friend moving to Sidney, but I wish she would leave them alone. I honestly cannot remember where this story goes.

Yes, that was quite selfish of Bea. And tbh I wonder how much Bea really wants to be on the outside anyway. The last time she went straight to shoot her husband and was put straight back inside (without any trial I might add)

Monnie is doing a crap job at being top dog. How does anyone respect a top dog who just takes from everyone?

And how many fags can one woman smoke anyway!?

, turns out she will be a future prisoner called May from Barnhurst.

She deserves to be locked up cause that wig was criminal.

 

[Richard Channing]

34 and 35 are the worst episodes in the series in my opinion.

Weirdly enough both of these episodes are missing from what I've got but maybe I haven't missed much.

Episode 35

Well, Col got there in the end, the police did end up calling for back up.

Clara wants a party and she’s certainly got the gift of winning people over, including Erica Davidson and Erica seems pleased that she’s been invited to it.

I don’t remember this siege taking over most of the episode and yet I thought this might end up where Noeline is involved. It’s not going to look good if they do manage to get Noeline and then find her drunk.

It’s interesting that Col doesn’t know what Vera and the pregnant woman are talking about when they are just a few feet away, yet he heard Noeline as soon as she spoke behind the cop car.

Bea’s in trouble after upsetting the annoying teenage neighbour.

Considering I don't have episodes 34 and 35 your reviews were invaluable and I don't feel like I missed out on too much important stuff.

 

[Richard Channing]

I love how Erica mentions to Meg that things might get back to normal mow that Bea is back, like she is acknowledging that Bea runs the place.

Her logic makes sense but nonetheless Bea's return did end up causing a lot of drama and poor Meg took one for the team.

It’s really nice seeing Meg entertain Vera and a lovely touch to see them share some of their loneliness having both lost someone. You just know that this won’t last.

Yes, it's nice to see Vera let her guard down but I'm sure it will all end in tears.

I'm not sure what to make of Meg and the doctor getting together, I thought he was going to end up with Karen. We'll see.....

 

[Ome]

Episode 43

I get why Monnie doesn’t want to jeopardise her parole but saying no to all that money was a surprise.

I loved the girls testing Fletch by refusing to work and yet he got the last by threatening them of working at night when they want to say goodbye to Monnie & Lynn.

Fred comes to see Monnie, letting her know how much debt he’s in. Maybe Joyce’s offer is more appealing now.

Oh… Fred has a dollybird, this should be interesting.

Officer Joyce Barry is getting more dialogue.

When Lynn was saying goodbye to Karen and remembering the day they both arrived at Wentworth, I started to think I will miss Lynn.

Martha gets her first story and she gets a visit from someone who visited Joyce chasing the money, looks like Monnie is in deeper trouble with a load of goons waiting for her outside.

Gosh, Fletcher’s wife is a pushy one and Fletch has some anger issues.

Monnie looked quite different in her civies.

Aha – The goons think Lyn is Monnie. I didn’t see that coming and I certainly don’t remember this part of the money story.



Episode 44

Monnie is confident that she won’t be back, she has no intention of beating on Fred again. Well, we (I think we) know Fred has a new woman and when Monnie finds out……

Monnie, the old lady and the car seemed all too convenient, then it got tense when Monnie started to put the money ion her bad, I feel something bad is going to happen.

I’m sure the old lady walking with the jug as Monnie rushed past turns up as another character later in the show.

Those two goons that have Lynn remind me of those from HOME ALONE

Does every man that meets Karen want to get in bed with her?

The character Doctor Peter Clements doesn’t do much for me in terms of entertaining, but I do love the reaction from Vera and Jim.

Ah – Now I remember the old lady, she doesn’t return as another character, she is a new character, such a sad opening story to see her homeless and alone after her boyfriend passed away through the night.

Fred finding the money and Monnie screaming at him as she came home was wicked, then it all went a bit sad when Monnie broke down.

 

[Ome]

Episode 45.

My heart continues to break for Edith, once again, the show makes wonderful use of the elderly acting profession.

I don’t like Peter wandering around the prison and I’m sure there is a sinister story lurking somewhere.

Bloody hell, Monnie has gone and whacked Fred, like we didn’t see that coming and it won’t be long because she is back with her old chums.

Good times are coming, Blossom has been arrested and there is no guessing where she might end up.

I don’t know why, but Doreen smoking as she speaks with Peter just looked really odd. I’m now wondering if she smoked before?

Poor Edith, it continues to get rough for her, now she is definitely in for a spell in Wentworth.

It’s a busy day at the Wentworth reception area.

I loved how Fletch cared for Edith.

The girls meet Blossom and already heads are turning, that’s Joyce and Monnie’s heads as they both hear her mention the stolen money. This is going to be fun




Episode 46

We last saw Lynn in episode 44 where she was freed from those HOME ALONE goons and I’m certain that is the last time we will see her again, yet she is still in the opening credits. Hmmm. I wonder.

It’s nice to see Edith inside. If only to see that she has food and a bed. Lizzie and Edith joining forces, how wonderful.

Joyce is getting friendly with Blossom and I’m not sure what her intentions are.

Bloody hell, Doreen has found something else to moan about, I’m sure she’s jealous of the new friendship between Lizzie and Edith.

Lizzie is struggling with her heart and because she’s always playing it up, this time I think its real and no one will believe her.

Love, love, love Greg moaning about Vera for ignoring Lizzie, shame he gave in after Fletch mentioned she fakes it many times.

Doc Greg thinks Lizzie should be in the hospital, however Vera and now Erica asks him if he really means it. I mean, really? Who is the doctor and isn't?

Doreen going crazy at Monnie was great, showing just how much chaos Blossom Crabtree has caused in just one episode.

Gosh, that Clements guy is doing my head in trying to get into Fletcher’s head.

Oh….. Jim finds a note saying Joyce has a safety deposit box key in her cell. Where the hell did that come from?

Doreen has gone into psychosis and Clements is loving it.

Bea threatening Joyce with a surprise coming her way is implying that Bea might have lagged on Joyce regarding the key. Bea lagging? Nah, I’m not having it.

What about Jim Fletcher, could he have taken the key? There is a thought.

 

[Ome]

Episode 47

Jean is back!

For crims, these women sure find it easy to trust people they have just met, first we had Joyce trusting Monnie and it looks like Blossom might have the key and is willing to trust Fletch with the money.

Will Vera ever accept Fletcher?

A new character at Karen’s Uni called Tom having an affair with a student while his wife sits at home thinking about how he never calls her attractive anymore.

Wonderful scene when Jim finished chatting to Blossom on the phone, only to turn around and see that Vera heard everything.

Jim has the chance to get the key to all that money, whether that’s for himself and his family, or to turn over to the police is something we’ll have to wait and see. As always that has to be something that goes wrong and, in this case, Erica has suspended Jim, so if he does meet Denise and finds out where the key is hidden, he can’t get back into the prison to retrieve it.



Episode 48

Fantastic!!! Colleen Powell is here!

I love the confidence the oozes out of Bea, she’s certainly making the new officer aware of who runs things.

I don’t care for the character Melinda and her blackmailing Tom the lecturer isn’t great TV.

I will miss Edith when she goes, her friendship with Lizzie is wonderful.

Not much to say about this episode, mainly down to how much airtime the Tom/wife/Melinda story was given.

 

[Ome]

Episode 49

Lynn Warner has gone from the credits and replaced by the wonderful Lizzie.

LMFAO! Bea gathers some of the inmates to discuss how to sort out Fletch and Lizzie says she could cry out rape.

The girls winding Fletch up with the fake blood was great, it’s obviously building up to something big.

I didn’t care for Melinda on the outside but seeing her in the prison made me think again, she could be an interesting one. Then we see Lizzie laughing at the shocked Melinda who in return is acting all disgusted at her and the others.

Is that tomato sauce they are using on the press to get at Fletch? Really? Won’t he smell it? Maybe it’s a really cheap sauce that has no aroma.

I’m laughing at Lizzie trying to keep Edith inside, saying she could be a danger to society.




How sad that Edith died on her last night and poor Lizzie feeling that she will likely die inside.



Episode 50
I wonder if Lizzie will win the heart of Fletch in the same way Edith did.

Noeline is back, up to no good with her daughter – and she’s back inside – and Bea certainly put Noeline in her place.

It’s great that Jean is working hard at getting the Burkes to apply for the dole, but given her home address, well, Meg’s address is more than stupid!

How exciting, a new inmate that they haven’t revealed to the viewer is sent straight to solitary. Locked in their rooms and the radio has disappeared. Thankfully, Noeline has heard on the grapevine that there is a new prisoner.

Now the telly has gone!

Meg coming home to find she had been burgled wasn’t much of a surprise, what with Leanne Burke saying she knew a place to rob.

 

[Ome]

Episode 51

The new inmate screaming “let me out” and banging on the wall was doing my head in and I’m sat at home in a comfy chair.

Now they’re all at it!

Bella is quite the character and she is in for killing a child, this is going to be great TV.

I loved Bea’s evil laugh while she was watching Bella from her door. Clever move Bea asking for drugs. That crosses one problem out.

Fantastic scene where Leanne was bragging about robbing a house for $20 and a Trannie, just as Meg was listening in.

I hope Jean is feeling guilty, that’s if she’s figured it out, and yes, there it is! Now Jean doesn’t want Meg to tell the police who burgled them.

I know Bea is running things and she will do whatever is needed to find out info on all prisoners, but as a top dog, she’s not very good with her flock if she starts on Karen.

Well, well, well, Bea managed to con the psychiatrist into revealing the real reason Bella was inside.

Twatting Vinegar Tits has gone and dropped Karen in it!!!

Idiot Erica isn’t listening to Karen at all, the dumb governor needs a wake-up call.

Loved the ending where someone spooked Bella in the shower room.




Episode 52

Oh, it was Martha that scared Bella!

Great, Erica has kicked out Clements, hopefully, he is gone for good. She’s back in my good books. I imagine Martha is someone that would be difficult to live with, never mind having her by your side as a friend, but Bella can’t be choosy, and she needs to keep Martha on side.

I laughed at Clements coming on to Vera. For an annoying character, he certainly made TV gold with his exit from Wentworth.

“God, she looks bigger every time I look at her” Lizzie about Martha.

Oh, FFS! Will Jean ever learn? Leaving someone like Leanne to rifle through in her office.

If Jean leaving Leanne in her office is a ridiculous thing, then asking Meg to let Leanne live with them is off the chart.

Another lovely cliff-hanger with Bella’s head pushed underwater. Question is, is she dead and who did it?

 

[Ome]

Episode 53

Bella’s been attacked, she could be dead, Vera is looking for Bella and it looks like we’re going to be playing the whodunit game. Whoever has the ring from around Bella’s neck is the culprit, you mark my words...

Greg can tell straight away it’s murder.

Ha! Noeline told Fletch that Bea & Monnie were heading for the showers. Is Noeline the culprit and throwing the scent in Bea’s direction?

They are all bloody useless assuming Monnie killed her and Bea orchestrated it. Honestly, I could throttle Erica’s neck screaming “wake up” at her!

Lizzie is an incredible character all thanks to Shelia Florence. She’s constantly involved in everything and her mouth is always on fire, I can not get enough of her. Now she’s admitting to killing Bella just to get Monnie & Bea out.

And while all the drama continues around the murder, Noeline keeps helping herself to Bea’s cigarettes.

The look on Belinda’s face when she was essentially freed from prison was a great twist, all this time thinking how feeble and defensive she was and then we see her sneaky deceitful self, come back alive.

Another great ending with Leanne looking at what her mother had given her. It’s Bella’s ring!





Episode 54

Lizzie is worried there might be a murder running around the prison scot-free. Hilarious!!!

Wonderful, Meg found Bella’s ring on Leanne.

Great, they have the ring, they have Noeline, but somehow, they believe her when she says she found it in Martha’s cell. Funny how they didn’t believe Monnie and Bea.

Lizzie knew all along and now she’s worried because she was alone with Martha in the laundry room.

And there we have it; Bella’s murderer is Martha.

Everyone mocks Martha, but she’s showing what she’s capable of by taking Vera onto the roof at fork point.

 

[Ome]

Episode 55

Poor Karen. I don’t recall seeing her smoke before.

Jean lets us know that Doreen will be returning, it feels a lot longer than 4 weeks.

Karen is getting out, however, Vera is convinced she will be back.

Leanne is going to work in a supermarket and Jean asked her about ironing her skirt, to which Leanne says it doesn’t matter because the manager is only interested in her tits!

Doreen is back and she doesn’t look or act any differently from when she left.

Meg is too kind, I have no idea how many chances she has given Leanne and while I’m here I want to know what Jean has done for Meg, it always feels like Jean is using Meg for everything.


Gosh, my anxiety shot through the roof when I saw Doreen stabbing the earth with that fork and then she went and did the worse by stabbing her foot.

Looks like Leanne could be heading into Wentworth.



Episode 56

If Leanne ends up inside, it will be interesting to see how she behaves with Bea, Monnie and the others.

Good on Meg for finally saying no to Jean over whether Leanne can come back and live with them.

I don’t know who the woman is where Karen lives, I’m sure they said something about as relative, however, whoever she is, she’s bloody annoying.

I was thinking that a food strike wouldn’t be that much of a drama, but then that was before Noeline lost it and now it’s looking like a riot might be on their hands.

I like Greg pointing out the repercussions of Melinda having an abortion and how she could end up back inside. Hopefully, she doesn’t have it simply because I find her a boring character and the sooner her story ends the better it is for everyone on the planet.