Seasons & episodes

Ringo was starting to put Naomi out of his mind, but emotive Donna keeps rekindling pointless pity. Naomi runs under a car but has no lasting damage. Ringo insists to sit by her, but Karl forbids that. When she wakes up, even more obsessive about Ringo, Karl transfers her to psych ward for observation, but Doug overrules that. Scolded absurdly by Naomi, Ringo decides to leave the paramedic training program. Michael insists pupils must henceforth be allowed to address school staff on a first name-basis, which is appreciated by the boys. Natahsha enjoys taunting haughty control-freak Libby until she reverts to 'Moss Kennedy', then reports her to dad, who stands by his policy.

Ringo's decision to stop his paramedic study shocks everyone. Yet nor Karl, nor a Blokes Club cry for first aid training has any effect but an angry sneer. Lynn's principled opposition to Steph's fake wedding only drives them further apart after ma nearly spills the beans to Susan, after which Steph barks back she can't trust her, notably concerning DNR.

Andrew and Harry are amused to see Natastha squirm in vain to be guest of honor instead of Chris and Summer at Adam's party. Alas, the jealous shrew's lies discredit Chris with his basketball teammates and stir up parents, so the poor boy feels he has to resign his captainship. After a talk with curate Corrigan about friendship as solid basis for marriage, Lynn seizes her opposition and even offers to help with the wedding.

Harry tells everyone over the school intercom that Chris didn't bribe anyone and deserves to remain fairly elected captain. Griff openly turns on Natassa, whose dirty tricks are reported to the principal, her embarrassed pa, by Summer. As Lucas suggests, she gets full punishment, public apologies and chores, during which only Andrew generously takes pity and lends a helping hand. Michael even refuses to sign her modeling contract for Lassiter's, so as revenge she kisses Andrew, whom she's forbidden to see, openly at a school benefit brunch. Terry's company is doing terribly, so he discourages Ben from aiming at a showbiz career. Terry however has an eye on Lyn, who can't resist overdoing the wedding preparations.

Thanks to Harry, Natasha is exposed and discredited, Chris rehabilitated. Mike is far too hard on innocent Andrew, the only one who still helps her, as even Libby, who did the same and refuses to punish Tash for him, states, but her 'gratitude' is slapping him at school. Paul obviously refuses to go easy on Mike. Ringo accepts an 'in between' job in a construction firm.

The question of school discipline and principal Mike's conflict of interest as Nathasha's pa keeps many adults occupied as well as school-kids. Libby resorts to 'positive' humiliation: Tash is forced to join the Mathletes, which Summer records and hopes to use as payback or, even better, blackmail. Ringo cheerfully starts working as construction laborer. Toadie cryptically warns him against his boss, against whom dissatisfied clients are suing. the contractor however retorts that the damned lawyer doesn't even realize his actual client in none other then ruthless business shark Paul.

Zeke engages in a crazy bet whether her or Declan's driving pupil, Donna, will do best at exams and hence win the right to decorate the loser's (actually Karl's or Lucas's) car. Now Toadi is getting married, Sonya is determined to date and find another mate, notably Lucas or newcomer David.

Harry doesn't think much of his chances but accepts an invitation to try out for the national basketball academy. He does so well that he must decide whether he's ready to move from home. Paul's offer to employ Toadie as permanent legal adviser is initially waved, but soon accepted as an alternative to Lynn paying for an extravagant cover-up-wedding.

Paul organizes a sponsor party for PiratesNet and puts Declan in charge. Seeing them understaffed, Andrew eagerly saves the day by recruiting instantly enough friends. When the girls complain about gust of honor Craig Blackledge's 'loose hands', Declan undoes Andrew's preventive measures and ends up decking him for 'aggravating' Kate, actually innocently. Paul is furious as this means the crucial agency pulling out and fires Declan. Michael invites Blokes Club mate Lucas to fill the mechanics teaching vacancy, but his assumption it's a done deal falls trough when Step applies spontaneously.

After Declan's disastrous temper, Paul grudgingly grants Rebecca to give him another chance, albeit it demoted to Andrew's junior status. Declan overhears Paul's dire financial status, which is denied, follows him and is sworn to secrecy about Paul sabotaging Ringo's boss Jim Dolan's construction site before reporting him to the inspection. Tash's complaint to dad about the Mathletes workload backfires as he's enthusiastic how it seems to stimulate her study effort. Although amused by her impersonating him as sender of a bouquet to tyrannical Libby, Mike punishes her with domestic ground rules.

Paul's sabotage after work-time inadvertently caused a victim as Donna dropped by to surprise Ringo, whose paramedic expertise saves her life until Karl can do the rest in hospital. Declan threatens to inform the police, while Rebecca's insane wining they should all concentrate solely on sitting by Donna gives Paul a seismic migraine. After Toadie's brother Stoanie is arrested for unpaid fines, Callum claims and gets the best man job. In order to get Toadie to act as their lawyer, Paul tells him Declan did the sabotaging for him. Paul accepts to let Susan research a work safety article, but objects to featuring victim Donna.

Michael decides the job opening by trial lessons. Steph come well-prepared but Lucas's practical approach captures the kids, so he gets the job. Paul gets caught in his own web and has to accept a settlement he can't afford. Ringo resents Nick's ignorant suggestion he should keep away being a bad influence on Donna, who thus overhears him declare to love her, which she meanly calls too much to handle.

The Ramsey boys, even Lucas, enjoy Toadie's stag-night, starting with paint-ball, sumo-suit wrestling and the traditional groom-cuffs. Harry has decides to accept the basketball academy, but can't bring himself to tell Kate. So he tries to help her dubious plan to 'team up' lonely Lou and unemployed Terry, unwisely by abusing their unisex first names. Sonya leaves with David, to the groom's frustration.

Harry gathers the courage to announce he's leaving for Sidney on a basketball scholarship. After Andrew warns him he'll probably not make it without support in such a ruthlessly competitive context, Harry nearly changes his mind, buy ends up going. Sonya is dragged to the hen night by bride Steph, who tells her enough to work out Dan is the baby's biological father, yet refuses to stay and wait for Toadie, disgusted by the web of lies.

After Harry sends a message to have arrived in Sdney and misses his mates, everyone wishes him well, including Andrew. Tash shamelessly uses him to 'expose pa' by making him believe they have sex in her bedroom. Finding Lucas as repair watchman for her broken-down car, Sonya starts doubting if leaving with David is the right move. The wedding cast is heading for the church.

The hypocritical wedding goes ahead with enough trimmings to please Lynn, but people start to sense it's fake. Sonya attends with Lucas, but neither abjects. Afterward, Toadie fails to convince Sonya she should wait for him, which depresses his bride too. Terry fails to catch Lyn's attention.

Ringo first convinces Donna there's no point in waiting if they both loved each-other, drives that home by writing and performing a romantic ballad, then accepts to face her dad Nick and his advice they should discuss the problems that broke them up before. They agree it came from (mainly her) insecurity, immaturity and her ma's miserable example. Doug wisely warns Libby against confronting the newly-wed about Toadie and Sonya kissing, but she does stir that hornets nest. A documents mix-up exposes Toadie even helped Sonya to a new lease after she canceled her plans to move to Perth with David.

Susan gives a guest lecture in Zeke's college on media ethics. The uninterested crowd reacts rather hostile on her 'old-fashioned' approach. She still rises to an ironical challenge to go on Facebook, which Zeke creates, but seems victim of a virtual stalker, yet wonders if the link to her construction safety article means it's not actually against her. Declan finds out Paul has been keeping secrets and sort on set him up on Jim Dolan's site, where Ringo works. Nick promises no to counter Ringo, even if he remains against a hush marriage, which Donna successfully proposes for on bended knee.

Andrew's lips enjoy the Wintons' 'open bedroom-door' compromise. Still, Summer can pull him off Tasha by making trying out Lucas's car mechanics lesson try-out into a dare. Declan tells Toadie he found a doctored security camera DVD at Paul's incriminating only Declan, yet refuses to contact the police and manages to get Paul to destroy it rather then be found out. They also discover Lassiters funds have been illegally diverted to PiratesNet, decide against a legal move but inform the New York HQ.

Declan has second thoughts about reporting Paul's financial manipulations now his help and generosity saved Indy. Confronted, Paul points out that Rebecca would be the main looser, even legally liable since her firms benefited. Terry is promised one date with Lynn if he'll leave her alone afterward.

Paul only learns Declan alerted HQ after Diana Marshall has arrived. She waves Declan's fib it was a 'software error'. Paul convinces Declan to destroy all the evidence, which is most dangerous for Rebecca, but Toadie refuses to hand them the last copies. Terry takes a grumpy Lyn on a surprise date: indoor 'rock climbing', which she clearly enjoys more then she admits.

Ever-loyal Andrew spares no effort to help Paul make a good impression on Diana. Tash wants his attention more then she tries to help, which would have turned out disastrously without help from Chris and Summer. Michael reassures Tash about Andrew's supposed disinterest. Paul tries to blackmail Toadie by threatening to reveal dear dealings to Steph, but she gets the story from Toad. Paul however pays P.I. Russell Walsh to find worse skeletons in the disloyal lawyer's closet.

Andrew remains uneasily situated among his rivaling schoolmates and principal Mike. Susan's classmates not only failed to come or even decline attending tea with her, someone even sends her a virus which also deletes her essay, which the already impressed professor exceptionally grants an extension for. Gemma, whom she refuses to suspect, sneakily recorded the scene and posts it on Internet.

After more hate-mail and threats, Susan initially decides not to attend the next media lecture, but home support changes her mind. Professor John Bradley agrees to delay official proceedings and lets her give a lecture on bullying. Callum and Ben decide to try cheering up Susan by performing stand-up comedy, but stink at it. Andrew teaches Callum the real thing, but Michael has his doubts about some material and Steph forbids it altogether.