These episodes will air from Monday 25th October.
Next week on Neighbours in the United Kingdom, Hendrix and Mackenzie consider taking their relationship to the next level, while Kyle’s covert trip away reveals a more nefarious motive.
Someone in Erinsborough is sick, but it isn’t the person we thought it was…
Hendrix Greyson (Benny Turland) has been facing the possibility of testicular cancer for the past few weeks.
The unhappy adolescent has been avoiding medical care since a lump was discovered at a pop-up testing booth. Instead, he opted to destroy himself.
Pushing away his loved ones, dropping out of school only weeks before his final exams, and going out for a large, drunken, and disastrous night on the town are just a few of the things the Year 13 student has been up to in recent weeks.
After some considerable convincing from Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan), he finally went to the doctor and learned that he had been given the all-clear.
He’s been on the rise since then. Fortunately for him, his fiancée Mackenzie (Georgie Stone) has forgiven him for his terrible attitude, and the two are now living happily ever after.
This week, the couple appears to be ready to take things to the next level.
Mackenzie and Hendrix appear to be ready to have sex after months together. However, neither party is willing to admit it to the other.
So, when they’re playing video games and get into a furious make-out session, Hendrix finds an excuse to leave since he thinks it’s not what Mackenzie wants.
Mackenzie climbs on Hendrix later in the week, attempting to begin some fun, before being interrupted by their friend Harlow (Jemma Donovan).
Will the pair speak openly about their shared desire, or will they continue to skirt the subject, scared that the other isn’t ready?
While Hendrix is living life to the fullest, Kyle appears to be suffering from some sort of illness.
He tells Roxy (Zima Anderson) this week that he’s going on an unplanned fishing excursion to his favorite Franga (a colloquial word for Frankston in Melbourne). She’s taken aback because this is the first she’s heard of it, but she’s more than willing to accommodate his visit.
In reality, she arranges for her and Toadie (Ryan Moloney) to accompany Kyle on his journey away.
Kyle expresses his displeasure with them when they inform him that they would be accompanying him. This was supposed to be a single vacation!
Toadie arranges for a babysitter for the kids and informs Kyle, but the lovable larrikin chooses to inform his pal that he does not want him or Roxy to accompany him.
The lawyer is understanding. But Kyle finds himself posing a question to Toadie.
“How do I tell Roxy something she doesn’t want to hear?”
Even while Toadie assures him that it’s preferable to just say it, Kyle’s look indicates that there’s something else going on… Something ominous.
Kyle struggles to make a phone call later that day at Harold’s. When Hendrix interrupts him, Kyle is prompted to dial a number from the past.
“Hello, Georgia?”
Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele) is Kyle’s ex-wife, for those who don’t recall. They married in 2014, but she left him after a cancer diagnosis and went overseas for experimental therapy.
Finishing up the call, Kyle tells Georgia something that Roxy overhears.
“I’ll see you tomorrow,” he says.
Realizing that he’s lied about his trip to Frankston, Roxy confronts him.
While Kyle remains tight-lipped about the incident, why would he call the woman who crushed his heart?
After everything Hendrix went through, it wouldn’t be unexpected if Kyle went out and had himself tested and discovered something was wrong.
Does Kyle have cancer?
Meanwhile, Levi Canning (Richie Morris) is looking forward to his date with Felicity Higgins (Isabella Giovinazzo).
Despite the fact that his girlfriend Amy (Jacinta Stapleton) is upset, Levi is eager to get back into the dating pool.
The two go to the Waterhole and have a great time, but Amy can’t seem to think about anything else.
Amy convinces Ned (Ben Hall), with whom she has arranged a picnic, to go to the Waterhole to pick up some extra treats for their afternoon.
Seeing them coming, Sheila (Colette Mann) blocks off the entrance.
“Pub’s closed. We’re fumigating,” she tells a perplexed Ned and Amy.
Sheila informs Amy that she wants her to leave the love birds alone, despite her attempts to make explanations.
How far will Amy’s meddling go in order to make sure she keeps Levi all to herself?