On Neighbours, Hendrix Greyson (Benny Turland) is on a path to self-destruction (5.30pm – see our TV Guide for listings).
After visiting a self-examination booth set up at Lassiters by Dr Karl Kennedy, the lad is certain he has cancer (Alan Fletcher).
The unexpected change in Hendrix’s behaviour perplexes and alarms his lover Mackenzie Hargreaves (Georgie Stone).
Especially now that he’s dropped the SHOCK bombshell that he’ll be dropping out of Erinsborough High School after his senior year!
Mackenzie, along with family friends Karl and Susan (Jackie Woodburne), tries to figure out what’s wrong with the troublesome teen.
All of their queries, though, drive him into a tailspin.
Hendrix, in need of a diversion, persuades Roxy Willis (Zima Anderson) to accompany him for a big night out.
However, Roxy has no idea that the night would end in catastrophe when Hendrix SNAPS and loses his temper with the nightclub bouncer…
It’s the big relocation day for Amy Greenwood (Jacinta Stapleton).
Amy, the bar manager, is overjoyed to be moving into her own apartment.
She can now get some peace and quiet.
Amy is looking forward to spending time with her boyfriends, Ned Willis (Ben Hall) and Levi Canning, to celebrate her new home (Richie Morris).
However, when both men have to cancel on her due to family/work obligations, Amy’s first night of independence seems like it’ll be more fizzle than sizzle!
After her confession of love (on the BIG screen!) at the last Film Festival, Melanie Pearson (Lucinda Cowden) and Toadie Rebecchi (Ryan Maloney) are finally back on track.
So, does this imply that the pair will live together?
Since Amy has moved out, Toadie’s daughter Nell (Scarlett Anderson) believes there is room at Number 30.
Melanie and Toadie will have to cope with Nell’s difficult question.
Will it prompt the pair to consider taking their relationship to the next level?
