This is the first episode of the show to really be 'dramatic', and although what unfolds looks a bit tame compared to the modern version of the show, or soaps in general, it feels very natural and well played.
I thought this was the first episode also to really flesh out the character of Julie Robinson more, and the scene between her and Helen (who doesn't seem to care that much) was nice.
After all those nightmares there's something clever about the way Danny's fears come true too.
I do just wonder if this episode was running a bit short, because there's a random Daphne and Des scene at the start that has nothing to do with the rest of the episode, and only rehashes where they were in their storyline prior.
I thought this was the first episode also to really flesh out the character of Julie Robinson more, and the scene between her and Helen (who doesn't seem to care that much) was nice.
After all those nightmares there's something clever about the way Danny's fears come true too.
I do just wonder if this episode was running a bit short, because there's a random Daphne and Des scene at the start that has nothing to do with the rest of the episode, and only rehashes where they were in their storyline prior.
