As the episode begins, Rita (Leah Purcell) is shown behind Kaz (Tammy Macintosh). They end up sharing a drink together. They speak about Liz. Soon, the others join them as well. Narelle (Morgana O’Reilly) sits with them. Ruby (Rarriwuy Hick) notices that there is something odd going on between Rita and Narelle. Next, Kaz tries to smooth things over with Marie (Susie Porter). Will (Robbie Magasiva) wants to know what Kaz said to Marie. Kaz says he told her that she had nothing to worry about. She makes sure Will knows she didn’t do it for her. Jake Stewart (Bernard Curry) conducts a search in the kitchen. He finds drugs.
Vicky (Artemis Ioannides) tries to stop him. Sean Brody (Rick Donald) gets involved. He doesn’t want Vicky punished without evidence. Will enters and agrees with Sean. Narelle goes to Rita. She complains about Rita not killing Kaz yet. Ruby speaks with her sister alone. Rita is forced to admit that Narelle knows the truth. Rita promises to take care of it. Liz (Celia Ireland) contemplates pulling out of the conjugal visit. Marie tries to get gear from Vicky. Marie believes she can get Vicky a transfer. In return, she wants a discount on drugs. Marie tries to convince Will to make the transfer. He promises to think about it. Vera (Kate Atkinson) gets an ultrasound of her baby.
She learns that she will be having a girl. When she returns to the office, she lies to Jake about it. Vicky tells Kaz about her move to laundry. She doesn’t believe it. She confronts Will and convinces him to change his mind. Will tells Marie. They’re worried that Kaz might squeal on them. Vera enjoys a snack with Greg Miller (David de Lautour). He learns about the baby and its gender. Vera tells Miller all about her mother. Liz gets ready for the conjugal. Marie goes to Kaz. Kaz promises to keep the secret. However, she wants Marie to drop her relationship with Will. Marie seems willing to cooperate. She blames Vicky for her own troubles. Sean offers to help Vicky out with drugs.
Liz meets Vince Spencer (Steve Nation). He takes two Viagra pills before they have sex. Ruby and Rita contemplate what to do about Narelle. Kaz tells Marie that she needs to tell Allie the truth about her relationship with Will. Marie doesn’t want to do that. Jake tries to catch Sean doing something bad. He attempts to break into his locker as well. Jake speaks with Miller. He learns about the gender of the baby. Vince dies. Linda Miles (Jacqueline Brennan) and Sean dispose of the body. It appears that Sean is going to use his assistance to manipulate Linda. Jake complains to Vera about her keeping secrets. Greg apologizes to Vera for spilling the beans. Allie (Kate Jenkinson) goes to Marie. She wants to know what Kaz said to her. Marie makes up a lie about it.
When Allie leaves, Marie grabs some paperwork. Sean tells Linda that the Vince situation has been dealt with. Kaz watches as Marie tries to manipulate someone into getting her out of prison. Kaz speaks with her seconds later. Marie is confident that she will be released soon. Kaz becomes suspicious of her paperwork. She finds that Liz has lost it. They get into a fight before things calm down. Liz is locked in medical. Kaz checks on her. Narelle puts more pressure on Rita. She tells her that she has until lunch time to get it done. Sean delivers drugs to Marie. Allie watches through the door window as she uses them. Vera gives Jake the ultrasound pictures. Kaz spends the night with Liz. She speaks with Allie in the morning. It seems that their relationship is improving.
Rita tells Kaz about Narelle and her demands. She comes clean about being a cop. Kaz believes she can help Rita get Marie’s papers. Sean tries to convince Linda to place another big bet. She falls for it. Jake enters. It seems like Sean and Jake might have had a romantic relationship in the past or something along those lines. Jake doesn’t want it anymore since Vera is having his baby. Vera gets flowers and an apology from Greg. Kaz goes through Marie’s paperwork. They fight before Kaz sees who is protecting Marie. She prepares to tell, but is stopped by Greg Miller. She attends a session with the doctor. Then, we see Kaz walk down the hallway. Someone grabs her from behind and slices her throat. Kaz begins writing on blood. She gets M and a partial A written before passing.
Wentworth Review
I haven’t been too impressed with Wentworth this season. This episode had the potential to be spectacular. Unfortunately, it fell through. It was pretty clear early on that Vince was going to die. That was too predictable. So, is Kaz really dead? I wouldn’t be surprised. It felt like the writers were setting that up from the very beginning. While I was eager for a main character to die, Kaz’s death wasn’t even satisfying. It just felt sloppy and rushed.
It should set up some interesting storylines from here on out though. The episode scores a 6.5 out of 10. Catch up with previous recaps of Wentworth right now.
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I don’t know why I found it funny with the Linda and Sean scene, alongside him trying to set her up with those bets.. our deputies in some trouble…
bloody hell though, shame it was Kaz, and not Liz imo.
lol! Yea, I thought that was somewhat funny and cheesy too. I had a feeling Kaz might be on her way out. Too many past events coming back to haunt her. I agree though. Liz should have been gone a long, long time ago. They should have let her die in the shower last season.
Your reviews are so damn negative. You never have anything good to say lmao.
I call it like I see it! lol :p
I gave the show a lot of praise back in the day. The first few seasons were some of the best television during that time. Thanks for the comment.
Why would you want Liz To die earlier? I love her character. I think the way she dies in the end of the season is a perfect way GeForce her character to die. And I think all the seasons have been very well done, including season 7, love how the end of the season really wraps everything up. Well done producers and actors, very well done!
Just way too drug out and unrealistic for me. Not the most realistic portrayal of a person with dementia to say the least. She was almost killed twice or something and they still found a way to keep her alive and drag her out until the very end of the episode which they suspected was going to be the last.