(thrilling music) (Pete) I decided he needed a surgical airway.

No, no, it's all good.

-And what technique did you use?

-Finger scalpel.

(Eliza) And when was the last time you had a simulation with that?

I don't know, maybe two months, three months.

I couldn't bear it if something else happened to one of you.

♪ I'd better do the incident report.

(Chaya) So, why did you drive 150 ks?

-Taylor wanted me to.

-And why do you think that is?

(Cameron) 'Cause she thinks I'm muddled up.

(Chaya) But you don't feel muddled up.

(Cameron) I'm sure you read the file.

(Chaya) But I want to hear it from you.

I'm always muddled up.

(Pete) What do you think's going on between those two?

Is she not allowed to have male friends?

It's not his gender I have an issue with.

(Mira) I was gonna tell you.

One minute I'm excited and the next minute, I'm terrified.

It would change everything.

Completely handbrake our careers.

(Wayne) Why don't we just wait and see?

(Mira) Yeah.

(Eliza) Okay, this is going to sting a little.

(Dolly) Oh, no I hate needles.

(Pete) Like goats hate four-wheel drives?

(Dolly, laughing) Oh!

(Eliza) Are you sure we can't get you something else for the pain, Dolly?

(Pete) Because, mate, this is not going to tickle.

(Dolly) I've got to be on stage in a few hours.

(Pete) Jeez, you're cutting it a bit fine, aren't you?

(Dolly) I know, I had a gig last night in Echuca.

Coming back this morning and out jumped this big bloody billy goat.

I didn't know what to do so I dragged it off the road and then, pop!

(Eliza) Well, hopefully, the anesthetic's done the trick.

(Dolly) Do your worst.

(Pete) You sure you don't want ketamine?

Not till the after party!

(Eliza) Well, that hasn't worked.

(Dolly groans) Let's give this a try.

-Oh what's that?

-What?

(bone pops, groaning continues) (Dolly laughs) (Eliza) There you go, all done.

(Dolly) Oh, thank you, you're a lifesaver.

Sorry, the toilet was all the way on the other side.

(Pete) You're alright, take it easy, we don't want you going into labor mid-air.

Why not?

You're trained to land this thing.

(Eliza) Are you really?

(Pete) Yeah, if she's drunk or incapacitated.

Dilated at ten centimeters.

(Dolly) Mira, darling, how fast does this thing go?

Do you think she'll get me to the church on time?

(Mira) I'll give it a red hot crack.

(Dolly) That was my first drag name.

(playful music) Oh, this is a new one.

It's actually pretty light.

Oh, come on, it's for a fundraiser.

(muffled grunting) (Eliza) Okay...all right.

(light music) ♪ So, what's the show?

Desert Dolls.

(Pete) It raises money for cancer research?

(Dolly) Yeah.

Diffuse midline glioma.

Had a little niece who passed away of it a couple of years ago.

I'm sorry.

(cell phone ringing) RFDS, Dr. Harrod speaking.

Ah, you bastard!

Mira, you drunk or something?

I wish.

(Eliza) Okay, just hold on a sec.

It sounds like we have a P1 at Atwater Station.

42-year-old male vet's been kicked in the chest by a horse.

Open wound?

No, but I'm concerned about a sternal fracture.

Mira?

He's 75 kilos, how are we for weight?

(Mira) Well, we've got the fuel, but...

I'm really sorry, Dolly.

Think it's time we called Matty.

He's going to have to go on for me.

(Mira) Well, lucky we know his new flatmate.

(chuckling) (cell ringtone plays) Hey, roomie, we are totes in sync.

I was just about to call you, I need your car tonight, I have to be on stage at ten.

Yeah, well, you might be on a bit earlier than that.

What?

(ethereal music) ♪ (Pete) Heart rate's 110, BP is hanging in there.

Same on both sides.

(Eliza) Significant pericardial effusion.

But it hasn't tamponaded yet.

(breathing heavily) I've done this before, too.

Is that so?

Yeah, on a horse.

-How did that pan out?

-Went through the pericardium and it punctured the heart, unfortunately.

No more horse?

No more horse.

(strained breathing continues) (Eliza) Well, I'll do my best to avoid that then.

Much appreciated.

(Eliza) Hold.

You'll need further imaging and surgical review in Adelaide, at least a few nights' stay.

Do you have any family there?

My kids are there with my ex-wife.

I'm sure she'd come.

Even if just to get confirmation that I do, in fact, have a heart.

(Eliza) Well.

Adelaide it is, then.

(dramatic music) ♪ (Graham) Hey.

Hi.

Busy, busy.

Uh, yep, just prepping quality assurance day, finalizing that CPM review.

Good.

Good, good.

-You?

-Oh, yeah.

Aircraft turnaround times is what I'm doing.

Great.

What's happening here?

(Matty) So, which one?

Rainbow deluxe or ocean wonderland?

-Rainbow.

-Ocean.

Good.

(Graham) Does that mean I get the deciding vote?

(Matty) No, it does not.

What's the latest on Dolly?

Just a dislocated shoulder, by the looks.

Okay, great, so she'll make it.

Not necessarily, they've had to divert to Atwater for a P1.

What?

Can't somebody else do it?

(Leonie) A man's been kicked in the chest by a horse.

Sorry, I just...

I can't do this, can I?

No, I can't, I haven't even performed at Desert Dolls, I can't host it.

(Graham) Just think of the cause.

Yeah, that's exactly why I'm nervous, Graham.

What if I lose them money?

-You'll be great.

-You're gonna slay.

(Henry) Hello?

(Leonie) Oh my God!

-What?

-Hi.

-It's good to see you.

-You too.

Oh, yes.

-Who's that?

-Henry, Eliza's boy.

-What are you doing here?

-I'm meeting friends in Sydney, then we're going to Byron for a music festival, so I thought I'd drop in.

Does your mom know?

She's gonna be so excited.

(Henry) No, I know, it's a surprise.

Well, she's just been held up on a task, do you want me to tell her?

No, no, let her finish her shift properly.

Do you have a show?

(Matty) Oh!

Rainbow or ocean?

(Chaya) Ocean.

(Henry) Oce...rainbow.

(Graham) What am I, chopped liver?

(Matty) Okay, I've got to bronze, I've got to lash, I've got to tuck.

And my God, it's four o'clock.

-You're gonna slay!

-Bye!

(ethereal music) ♪ (Mira) VJC Flydoc 257, departed Atwater Station at 1-7-2-0 into Adelaide at 1-8-0-0, fuel and ambulance on arrival.

Bloody hell.

(Pete) You all right up there?

Yeah, just a tiny human jumping on my bladder.

Didn't you just go?

Yeah, I did--thanks, Pete.

Sorry.

Are you looking for blood?

I am.

If there's a tear in the heart muscle, there'll be more bleeding.

So, how old are your kids?

Sixteen and thirteen.

Oh, God help you.

How's that going?

Only slightly more hazardous to my heart than this.

What?

Oh, you too.

Mine's 18, I'm out the other side.

So you and your husband are free.

I am.

I have no idea what he's doing.

It's good news.

No blood.

Look out!

Dr. Cupid's shot a needle into his heart.

-Hey?

-Divorced people.

Bonding over divorce.

Gets them off.

(Eliza) Is everything all right?

Yeah, all good.

(Mira) Eliza?

It's Leonie.

Hey, transfer request for a stable 22-year-old overdose patient who's ventilated and has an ICU and bed in Adelaide.

I'll get the ED doc to give you the details, but is your vet stable enough to divert and pick them up?

You know what?

I think he is.

(relaxed pop music) ♪ (Marla) Come on, get up.

Show me.

I feel like I've done too much.

No, I like them.

-I think they look good.

-Mm.

Oh my God, they're here.

How do I look?

Thirsty.

Darren has been gone months.

You're allowed to have a little bit of fun.

(Cameron) Knock knock.

Come in!

♪ -Wow.

-Shut up.

♪ (Taylor) Oh my God, Johnny, I'm so happy to see you.

Thank you for coming.

Do you need a drink?

Mhm, do you want one too?

(Cameron) Yeah.

Is Pete here?

Why.

Are you scared?

I've met bulls less scary than the uncle.

Yeah, well, he's at work, so don't worry.

(Cameron) Good.

So how is it, does it still hurt?

♪ And you can't talk at all?

♪ (laughter) (Marla) It really is.

-Dancing's not.

-Oh!

(dark music) ♪ I get drug tested, so I will stay on the vodkas.

♪ Just having the one, just so you know.

We will stick together.

Like rosin on a bull rope.

-Bon appetit.

-Bon appetit.

♪ -Cheers!

-Cheers!

(male singer) ♪ I do it all for you, no one at all but you ♪ ♪ I do it all for, do it all, do it all ♪ ♪ do it all for you ♪ ♪ I do it all for you, no one at all but you ♪ ♪ Baby, I do it all for, do it all, do it all ♪ ♪ Do it all ♪ ♪ All right, you don't need to worry baby ♪ ♪ 'Cause tonight, it's all about you ♪ ♪ Said sometimes, we all deserve a little crazy ♪ ♪ And tonight it's all about you ♪ ♪ All about you, I do it all for you ♪ ♪ No one at all but you, I do it all for you ♪ ♪ Do it all, do it all, do it all ♪ (Matty) This is the third time I've had to untuck to go to the bathroom.

(pop music continues) ♪ (Henry) Oh... ♪ -Shall we sit here?

-Yeah, yeah.

(Graham) Pete and Dolly going to get here?

(Chaya) I don't know, he hasn't answered his phone.

(Leonie) Okay, so, beer, squash, and Henry, what would you like?

Um, can I get a G&T with one of those local gins?

Okay, now I feel old.

(Graham) I'll give you a hand.

♪ (Chaya) So, is this your first time here?

(Henry) No, I came out here the first time Mom was here.

(Chaya) Oh, really?

Do you like it?

Yeah.

Yeah, it was complicated.

I don't think I really gave it much of shot.

(Chaya) A bit of a change from London.

(Henry) Well, I didn't really mind that, it was more...Mom and Dad, they'd just split up.

And I think she came here for a bit of a fresh start.

But...I think she was just a bit more excited about her fresh start than I was.

Ah, really?

♪ Looks great, hey?

(Leonie) Yeah, it's good.

♪ (Graham) Hey...are we okay?

Yeah, of course.

Why?

No reason.

That's good.

♪ (monitor beeping) (Pete) Dr. Harrod's on board.

(flight nurse) Thanks.

(thumping bass music) ♪ Still nothing?

Okay, here we go.

Chookas!

♪ Hi, hey!

Johnny!

Oh it's too much!

Okay, that's enough, that's enough!

Are you guys all good?

-Yup, all good.

-Yeah?

(Chaya) All right, well take it easy tonight, have fun.

Oh, yes.

(Matty) Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

♪ Welcome, one and all, to the fifth annual Desert Dolls Fun-Raver.

(applause, cheers) Unfortunately, our fearless leader, Dolly, was held up today in a not-so-minor argument with a goat, and I'm not kidding, pardon the pun.

But that has meant that, sadly, she will not be joining us this evening.

(crowd) Aww!

(Dolly) Wait, wait!

Hold the bloody phone!

Dolls!

I made it!

(applause) Whoa, whoa, whoa, where?

Just stick that over there.

All right, all right, who wants some goat curry?

(cheers and applause) Well, ladies and ladies, I really want you to put your hands together for my savior, and the best boyfriend ever, Pete Emerson.

(crowd cheering) And, of course, the most glamorous flight nurse, the hottest one to ever grace the skies, Miss Miley High!

And I'm Dolly Hardon.

(cheers over female vocals) No so fast, you're not going anywhere.

We're doing this together.

♪ ♪ Don't leave me this way I can't survive ♪ ♪ can't stay alive ♪ I can't believe you got here.

(Pete) Did you see the camel?

(Chaya) Yes, I saw the camel.

Also, look who's here.

-Hey!

Mate!

-Pete.

I didn't recognize you with the hair.

Yeah, and the teeth.

(Pete) Yeah, very class.

I didn't know you were in town.

(Henry) It's a surprise.

Because your mom's in Adelaide, -I know.

-dropping someone off.

Good to know.

You alright for a drink?

-Yeah.

-Good.

♪ You started this fire now in my soul ♪ ♪ now can't you see, it's burning out of control ♪ ♪ Then come on, satisfy the need in me ♪ ♪ 'Cos only your good loving can set me free ♪ Is that Johnny?

Yeah, yeah he's barely been out of the house 'til now.

Good, huh?

♪ You're right, it has been weird.

Hey?

I said I have been weird.

Sorry, 33 years of Pratt & Whitney engines.

♪ Do you want to go?

There, heard that, yes.

♪ (Pete) So, what's the deal with them?

Have they moved in here or something?

Why?

How far from Tilpa is he allowed to go?

It's just, he is her client.

Was, briefly, and hasn't been for, like, five months.

♪ You're pretty special, you know that?

You're high.

(Cameron) Only a bit.

♪ What is your problem with him really?

(Pete) I'm not the one with the problem.

What does that mean?

I don't have a problem.

♪ (delighted shouting over music) ♪ -Are you okay?

-Johnny?

(Cameron) Johnny, cut it out.

♪ (Pete) You alright?

Johnny?

(dark music) ♪ (Pete) Johnny?

You-- (retching) You alright, mate, Johnny?

Johnny just sit down, sit down.

Hot as a hare, red as a beet.

Can you get our first aid kit from the car for me?

Yep.

-Oh my god, Johnny.

-Is he okay?

(Cameron) He'll be alright, let's get you up.

(Pete) No, no, leave him here.

Sit him back down, sit him back down.... (Johnny) Get off me.

I'm fine.

(retching) Johnny, look at me, mate.

Look up.

Call an ambulance.

Look, eyes up, eyes up, hey, Johnny, it's me, it's Pete.

Have you just been drinking tonight?

You smoked anything?

You taken anything?

What?

Yes?

What?

Do any of you know what he's had?

(Taylor) A few beers, and... And what, what?

And some pills.

What pills?

Pingers.

MDMA?

Yeah, how many did you give him?

-I didn't give him-- -How many?

-He's had at least two.

-Well, let me see them!

They're not mine.

(Pete) He's hypothermic, he needs cooling.

Right, you go get as much ice as you can from the bar.

In garbage bags, go!

(tense music) -Is he going to be okay?

-Just get ice and water now!

♪ (Pete) Let's get his shirt off.

Let's get him up, get him up.

Hey, anyone doesn't need to be here get out.

Get out.

Out.

That's it mate, yeah, nice and gentle Big breaths for me, Johnny.

♪ I could always trust my instincts, you know?

Didn't always listen to them, but I knew I could trust them.

But, now, it's like, I'm gaslighting myself.

Second guessing everything.

(Graham) After the girls were born, I was the same.

Positive my luck was about to run out.

I was one missed pre-flight check away from crashing and burning with the entire crew.

I had no idea.

(Graham) Not something a pilot likes to chat about in the break room, you know?

Fears of catastrophic aircraft failure.

(Leonie) How'd you get past it?

That toy Nomad actually, the girls gave it to me, said it would always bring me home safe.

Somehow it did the trick.

Did you ever find it?

No!

Turned the whole plane upside down.

I'm so sorry.

Actually, I'm the one who should be apologizing to you.

What?

What for?

(Graham) With everything that's been going on for you, I think I-- Maybe it's nothing, I'm not so sure anymore if, you know.

No, I don't.

When we, when I, hugged you.

If I overstepped, I just, I'd hate to jeopardize our professional relationship.

Don't be ridiculous, I hugged you.

I was the hugger.

We were relieved, it wasn't anything.

No, I know, of course that's what I mean.

It's just, you know, these days you can't be too careful, hey?

(Leonie) Yeah.

Anyway, I guess it's getting late.

Yeah, I suppose it is.

I should leave you to it.

Thanks for the tea.

Thanks for the fire.

-Goodnight.

-Goodnight.

(gentle music) ♪ (Pete) Heart rate's up, BP and breathing are okay.

Looking good, his armpits, and his groin.

Good.

That's good.

Marla?

You okay?

I don't feel very good.

Marla?

You alright, sweetheart?

Marla?

How many pills did you take, mate?

I'm really hot, I'm really hot.

(Chaya) Let's get some of this ice under her as well.

(Pete) Tay, get me that thermometer?

-What?

-Here.

Temperature's 40.1.

(Pete) How many pills did she take?

(Taylor) I don't know.

(Pete) Well, think!

Well, she said that she couldn't feel them.

So, she took two more I think.

Shit, BP is really high, 200 on 120.

(groaning) Okay, clear the area!

Can you get me something soft to put under her head?

-Henry?

-Yeah.

-Start a timer.

-What's happening?

(Pete) She's ODing, she's having a seizure because there's too much pressure on her brain.

Get out of the way, out of the way (Chaya) I'll update the ambos (Pete) Cameron, go get Matty.

(plane engine rumbles) (Rhys) Why'd you come back?

(Eliza) Well my friend here got sick, and my son went on his round the world trip, and I thought, I don't know, it felt like the right time to come back.

What's the verdict?

You gonna stay this time?

I think so, probably.

(Mira) Cabin secure for landing.

(male voice) Flydoc 257, one five minute delay required, hold out at Russel expect.

Hold that, Russel Flydoc 257.

Shit.

(strained breathing) Yeah, no, I can't.

Eliza, we're now in a fifteen minute holding pattern, so I'm going to need a towel, some Werner gel, and a container for about 500 mL's of liquid.

It's not a drill.

Oh, copy that.

(Rhys) What's happening?

(Eliza) Just some minor technical difficulties.

-Is she gonna... -It happens sometimes.

There's no facilities on board.

We appreciate your understanding.

(Mira) Ta, thank you, I'm good, thank you.

Bloody hell, don't look.

(strangled gasping) (Chaya) Paramedics are on their way.

(Pete) Good, seizure's just resolved.

How long was it, Hen?

(Henry) One minute, 34 seconds.

-So, how many have you taken?

-Who says I have?

(Pete) Tay, I'm not angry, I just don't want you convulsing on the floor.

Hey, what have we got?

(Pete) Two patients, hypothermic, we're thinking MDMA overdose.

Can you watch Johnny?

Just help get his temperature down, she'll need IV fluids.

And oxygen, when the ambos get here.

Tay, please can you just sit down for me?

(Chaya) Your pulse is good, but breathing is diminished.

Give us a look.

The pupils are constricted.

You said MDMA, they'd be dilated wouldn't they?

Hey, do you know what was in them?

Pink pills, she just said MD, they were hers.

Oh, bullshit they were.

-Pete, stop.

-He's telling the truth.

No, I've seen your record.

So, I know about the dealing and the violence.

Cut the shit and tell me what was in the fucking pills?

(Chaya) Oy, you need to back off.

I don't know, I swear to god if I did I'd tell you.

They weren't mine.

(Chaya) Hey, Marla?

Marla?

Marla?

(Pete) Slow pulse.

She's not breathing at all.

-What?

-She's in respiratory arrest.

Henry pass us that bag, quick.

(pensive music) ♪ (deep breathing) Have there been any other cases?

Matty, come do breaths.

Henry, let me see your hand, mate.

Feel for a pulse here, you tell him straight away if you lose it.

♪ (Mira) Well, thanks everyone.

We're all mates now aren't we.

Well, it could have been worse.

Than pissing yourself in a plane full of people?

-Absolutely.

-How?

It could have been gastro.

And sorry Eliza, I'm over hours now, so it looks like we'll be overnighting in Adelaide.

Pubs!

(laughter, phone rings) RFDS, Doctor Harrod speaking.

Hi, it's Pete, any chance you got a drug screen for your overdose patient?

Yes, yes, probably.

(Pete) Couple kids here have ODed on pink pills, possibly MDMA, both with similar toxicdromes.

Hypothermia, tachycardia, one of them's just had a seizure and is now apnoeic with constricted pupils.

Matty's giving breaths.

They ran a pretty thorough screen, it was positive for PMA.

Not MDMA?

(Eliza) No, but also oxycodone.

(Pete) That would explain the pupils and the respiratory depression.

Do you have any naloxone on hand?

(Pete) No yeah, just through here, no no, I'll call you back.

-Hey.

-Hey.

Okay, we've got two patients, one overdose, we're thinking PMA and opiates.

She's in respiratory arrest, we need a bag and mask with O2.

And, have you got any naloxone?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, thanks mate.

(suspenseful music) ♪ (machine pulses) Come on Marla.

♪ (gasping) Okay, she's breathing for herself.

She's going to be all right?

I think so, yeah.

(machine beeps steadily) (Taylor) Cameron.

(door creaks shut) He had nothing to do with this.

Yeah, well you don't know everything about him.

No, you're the one who doesn't know anything about him.

He was your client.

You keep those relationships professional, you don't cross those boundaries.

Excuse me, don't you dare talk to me about boundaries when you have slept with almost everyone you work with.

And just so you know, I didn't take anything.

(Chaya) In here, now.

What?

You looked up his file?

(Pete) I was reviewing White Cliffs, and he was flagged as a flight risk with a history of drug dealing and violence.

You had no right.

He's my patient.

Was, not anymore, and he's been my client for the last three months.

So, you get why I might be concerned.

(Chaya) Yeah, she's your niece I get it, but that does not justify-- No no no, not just my niece, she's my responsibility.

I'm her guardian, I'm the only person looking after her.

(Chaya) And she's an adult.

And you are a nurse, and you crossed a line.

Not just with Cam and Taylor but with me as well.

You've blown up my relationship with my client and I was -on a good track with him.

-A good track?

Yes, we had a safety plan.

He's chewing on Pingers.

Which we discussed, we discussed him taking drugs if that's what he mindfully decided to do so.

-Mindfully?

-Yes, mindfully.

So, it's okay for him to take drugs as long as he's thinking about it while he's doing it?

If he stops himself when he wants to, then yes.

My god, that makes no sense.

(Chaya) Respectfully, Pete, you have no idea about mental health.

You don't discuss anything, you keep everything bottled up.

You withdraw when you can't fix things.

This isn't about me.

It is about you.

You are the one with the problem here.

And you have made a huge mistake.

(dour music) ♪ (plane engine roars) (Mira) Starting the approach, cockpit closed.

This is goodbye, then.

No, you're stuck with me a while longer I'm afraid.

I'm going to chaperone you both to hospital.

What service.

Well, it's in the title.

And at that point, just so I know the rules, would it be wildly inappropriate if I was to ask for your number?

A bit, I mean, it would be more inappropriate if I was to give it to you.

I'll try triple zero.

Broken Hill's a small place.

Well, I'll give you my card just in case, you know, you have any concerns about the health of your livestock.

Just not my horses.

(Rhys chuckles) (muffled radio chatter) (Pete) Nice, nice.

Thanks for the help.

You alright?

(Henry) Yeah, two doctors for parents, I did my fair share of first aid courses.

How's your...girlfriend?

Well, she was.

Not sure after tonight.

(Henry) Yeah, she seemed upset.

Mom loved it here, but I think we both know that she came back here for you, right?

(Pete) No, that's not why she's out here.

Well, it is, and it's my fault that she didn't just stay here the first time and it's my fault she called off your London trip.

Yeah.

I think you know I never liked you.

I had an inkling, yeah.

(Henry) It's just that, you know, Mom, she's always been the sensible one.

Then she meets you.

And you're like this cowboy, who's never been married or had kids, and jumping out of planes in the middle of the outback, I don't know, I didn't know how to take you.

And I was loyal to my dad.

No, I get that.

So when I found out that you were coming to London I kind of lost it and I told mom that if you two got together, I'd move out.

Traveling the last few months, I've been thinking and, well, she was basically my age when she had me.

She never got to do what I'm doing.

She gave it all up, for me.

I think that this place, and you, might be her chance to have that.

I just hope I didn't screw it up, I'm sorry.

Appreciate that.

Honestly, I think I am the last thing your mom needs at the moment, but the rest of that, I reckon, she'd love to hear that from you.

(fanciful music) ♪ (Eliza) So, we have a deluxe twin suite at the North Adelaide Daydream Apartments.

I'm excited.

♪ Are you alright?

I just really wanted to get to 30 weeks, but I don't think I can do it.

I'm impressed you made it this far.

(Mira) Like, if I can't manage flying pregnant, how am I going to be when there's an actual baby here?

(Eliza) Well, an actual baby won't be kicking your bladder while you're in a holding pattern, hopefully.

(Mira) True.

I'm excited, I am, I just, I feel scared.

Like, am I ever going to feel like me again?

Who you are will only expand.

And yes, there are sacrifices.

I mean, for the longest time I tried to be the perfect doctor, and the perfect mother, and I ended up being a complete failure at both.

You can be and do all the things.

Just not necessarily all at the same time.

(upbeat ringtone plays) ♪ I'm really sorry, just a minute.

Hi, how are the patients?

Much better, yeah, they'll be okay I think.

Are you all on your way back?

(Eliza) Unfortunately not, we had to circle into push hours, so dinner and a show in Adelaide it is.

Hey, I've got someone here that wants to say good day.

Hi, mom.

Henry?

-Oh my- but how?

-Surprise!

Oh, we're not back until midmorning.

How long are you staying?

'Til 10am tomorrow.

Sorry, we're heading to a music festival in Byron.

Oh no, no no no no no no, no no!

Yeah, I'm sorry, I totally got too excited about the surprise, I didn't think through the logistics of it, I'm sorry.

Is everything alright?

Yeah, I just, I wanted to drop in and see you.

You are the sweetest.

(tender music) ♪ Where you going, I'll give you a lift?

(Cameron) I'll be walking.

Where to, Tilpa?

(Cameron) Maybe, I'd be doing everyone a favor.

I know everyone blames me for what happened to Johnny, yous are right.

No, it's not just your fault.

All right, you shouldn't have been drinking, I told you that.

But, shit, mate, we all make dumb mistakes.

You don't know what it's like, seeing your best mate, knowing you're the reason he can't talk.

I have some idea.

You're not the reason.

I'm the one that couldn't get the tube in to help him breathe.

I'm the one that cut through the nerve in his throat, not you.

Now, as soon as I get my phone back from my mate, I'll give you a lift wherever you want to go.

♪ (plane winds down) (muted male voice) -Hey.

-Hey.

How are you?

Good.

(Mira) How's Darren?

(Wayne) All moved in, way too grown up.

I thought you were rostered on today.

Well, it turns out you're not the only one that can quit.

-Really?

-Mhm, movie marathon?

You bet.

You can drive.

(Wayne) Shall I grab the ice cream?

Hell yeah.

Do I get to pick the-- (Mira) Not a chance.

Hey, where you going?

(Taylor) Not back, just getting the rest of my stuff.

Can we at least just talk?

(Taylor) Too late for that, you were way out of line.

-Where are you staying?

-With Chaya for a bit.

(Matty) Hey, we got any Fruit Loops left?

Because I am in a loopy, fruity mood.

(meditative music) ♪ ♪ Hey, I didn't know you were in today.

I'm not.

Leonie just wanted to have a chat.

Yeah, me too.

We must be in trouble.

Well, I'm in trouble with everyone else.

Hey, did you catch up with Henry in the end?

I did, we managed to have breakfast before he had to race off and meet his friends.

Sorry you didn't get to spend more time with him.

Actually, we ended up having one of the best chats we've ever had.

(Eliza) Thank you, for looking after him.

(Pete) Oh, he looked after me.

Clearly he's inherited your cool under fire medical gene.

He said he apologized to you.

Yeah, yeah, he didn't have to.

I get it, he's just protecting his family.

So, he told you about London, I take it.

(Pete) Just that he was against it.

That's all?

Well, no, he also said that he told you that he'd cut you off if you went through with the trip.

Why didn't you tell me that?

I just thought...

I thought if you thought that he hated you, then what chance would we ever have of working out?

(wistful music) ♪ (Eliza) And then, you know, you and Chaya.

♪ (footsteps) Hey, you two, come on down.

(Leonie) Pete, this is Doctor Johnston from the Healthcare Complaints Commission.

All right, good day.

Hi, I'm here to discuss an official complaint that was made regarding the CICO out of White Cliffs, by John Hill's family.

What kind of complaint?

(Johnston) Well, they claim that you made comments to a friend of their son's admitting negligence as the cause of his permanent disability.

So, there'll be a tribunal, and given the seriousness of the allegations and ongoing consequences, I'm afraid that, until the review is complete, you'll be suspended from practicing.

(dramatic music) ♪ (exciting music)