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Neighbours 30th July 2025
  • 6/18/2025
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00:00Previously on Neighbours.
00:02Lauter boost a retarder.
00:04Sorry? I don't understand.
00:08Byron should become joint administrator of the trust.
00:12I thought Amanda was your friend.
00:14She was? Yeah. Hi.
00:16This is a good sign.
00:18Carl's showing signs of improvement.
00:20Apparently there are some drugs which do mimic stroke symptoms.
00:23I honestly think it's worthwhile getting the hospital to test Carl for these.
00:26I'm going to have to give you something a little stronger.
00:30Neighbours
00:34Everybody needs good neighbours
00:38With a little understanding
00:42You can find the perfect plan
00:48Neighbours
00:51Should be there for one another
00:56That's when good neighbours
00:58Need good friends
01:02Mystery solved.
01:08Eleanor was asking why the courtesy bus is late.
01:10She ran out of meds and needed to go to the pharmacy.
01:12Uh, okay, well if she's run out of something that's bad, did she get them?
01:16Oh yeah, and don't stress, it's not everyday medication.
01:18It's just for when she has a flare up with her lungs.
01:20She could have sworn they were in her apartment but she can't find them anywhere.
01:22I wrote the name.
01:24Maybe one of the cleaners move them or something?
01:26Uh, possibly, yeah. I'll look into it.
01:28The guy with the ginger beard came into the tram today.
01:34He'll be pleased to know that I didn't tell him that he needed to invest in some deodorant.
01:38Come on Dad, surely that warrants some wriggling?
01:52Or some eye contact?
01:56Holly.
01:58I don't understand. I thought that he was improving.
02:00Has there been no interaction?
02:02None.
02:03He might just be exhausted. Even the slightest movements can take their toll.
02:07Something doesn't feel right.
02:09The specialist has been delayed.
02:11But as soon as he's assessed, then we will know more.
02:15Recovery isn't linear.
02:17Sometimes it is one step forward, two steps back, okay?
02:31Dad.
02:33I should have taken his concerns more seriously.
02:45If Carl hadn't kept us in the dark, we might have avoided all this.
02:49Oh, he wanted hard evidence before he got us involved.
02:52Not further accusations with no proof.
02:55Yes, but if we've worked as a team, we probably have proof by now.
02:58All we've got is speculation and assumption.
03:01Susan, Paul and I will take care of it.
03:04You've got to focus on Carl's recovery.
03:06I'm just scared that whatever Darcy's done, he's going to get away with it.
03:13Of course, of course you're scared.
03:16And I'm sure it's bringing up a lot of emotions from the past.
03:21Finn, Finn has crossed my mind once or twice, yeah.
03:27Hi. Sorry to interrupt.
03:28Oh, that's okay.
03:30Um, how are you, sweetheart?
03:32Oh, don't worry about me.
03:33How's Carl?
03:34Oh, he's, he's um, he's making progress.
03:37I'm just going to head home, try and get some rest and then I'll go back to the hospital.
03:41But don't worry, I'll keep everyone updated.
03:43Hey, is now an okay time to talk about work?
03:47Yeah, sure, what's up?
03:48Uh, Eleonora lost some medication.
03:50She's, she's replaced it but I just thought it might be worth checking to see if the cleaner saw it.
03:54It's called, uh, it's called, uh, Risperidox.
03:58I hope I said that right.
04:00Um, just, hang on a minute.
04:20Yeah, thanks.
04:21Thanks, Remy.
04:22Um, I really appreciate it.
04:23Okay, yeah, thanks.
04:24Bye.
04:27Hey.
04:29Hi.
04:31I assumed you'd be at the hospital.
04:34Oh, yeah, well, I'm just, um, just, uh, taking a bit of a break.
04:38What are you doing here?
04:39I'm just picking up the last of my stuff from Theresa's garage.
04:41Oh.
04:42I thought you said there was no room at the hotel for any of your stuff.
04:46I made some more.
04:47Oh.
04:48Well, well, Theresa's at work so unfortunately, um,
04:51you're not gonna be able to access the garage.
04:54It's a bummer.
04:55Oh, well, another time.
04:57Um, I'll let you get some rest.
05:00I'm gonna pop in and see Carl tonight.
05:01Darcy?
05:02Um, do you remember what you said to me yesterday about being here for me?
05:10Yeah, I meant it.
05:12Good, because, um, I, I, I, I could really use someone to talk to.
05:18Sure.
05:19Lead the way.
05:20Okay.
05:21Anybody heard that, uh, Carl's making improvement?
05:23Oh, not according to Holly.
05:24She thinks he's getting worse.
05:25Ah.
05:26What a, a terrifying roller coaster to do.
05:27I think it's what we're doing.
05:28Oh, I'm not sure.
05:29Let's go.
05:30I think it's what I'm doing.
05:31Okay.
05:32Then I'll go.
05:33I'm going to go.
05:34No, I'm going to go.
05:35I'm going to go.
05:36I'm going to go.
05:37Anybody heard that Carl's making an improvement?
05:46Not according to Holly.
05:47She thinks he's getting worse.
05:49What a terrifying rollercoaster to be on, it must be so stressful.
05:55Yeah, everyone in that family seems to be on edge.
06:00Even Darcy, he'd a go at me.
06:04He shouldn't be taking it out on you.
06:05Yeah, what exactly happened?
06:07Well, he was angry that I decided to look after Amanda's trust fund with Byron.
06:12Somebody needs to have a word with him.
06:14Well, it sounds like he was out of line.
06:16Yeah, big time.
06:17He scared me.
06:21And then he said something really weird.
06:23He said that I let him down.
06:29Carl had concerns that Darcy was after Amanda's money.
06:32What are you saying, Paul?
06:35There was a reason that Darcy was angry with Sadie.
06:38Now, if I were you, I would interrogate your mother's estate.
06:42Okay, but if he approaches again, just be careful because he can be volatile.
06:45Okay?
06:54I have to be realistic about the future.
06:57If Carl survives this, then who knows what his recovery is going to look like.
07:02Hmm?
07:03He's going to need all our support.
07:07Would you consider moving in?
07:13Here?
07:14Well, you're a doctor and you love Carl.
07:20It makes sense.
07:21I wouldn't expect you to be his full-time carer, but it would certainly lighten the load for
07:27me and for Holly.
07:33Sorry.
07:34I shouldn't have put you on the spot like that.
07:39I mean, obviously, you're going to be so busy with your clinic.
07:42No, it's fine.
07:44Carl's health comes first.
07:45Yeah, well, there's just, you know, there's just so much to think about.
07:51I mean, depending on his mobility, I might need to install handrails or make other adjustments
07:58around the place.
07:59Hmm.
08:00I think it's a little early to be thinking about that.
08:05Why don't you take a rest?
08:08Let me do that.
08:09Oh, it's okay.
08:10I can manage.
08:11No, please, please.
08:12I like to feel useful.
08:15Thanks.
08:17Thanks.
08:47We went through all of Nana's boxes, and we found this.
08:53Huh.
08:54Alright, so what is this that I'm looking at?
08:57It's, um, it's dividends for a company called Sage Keys.
09:00Nana had shares.
09:01Yeah, it looks that way.
09:02Wait, why didn't the lawyer mention that?
09:04I had the same question, so I gave Russell a call.
09:07He had no idea either.
09:08Wow, strange.
09:09Mm-hmm.
09:10He said he'll look into it and call me back.
09:17It's gonna get cold.
09:24Ugh.
09:25It's probably just someone wanting an update about Carl.
09:30Hey!
09:31Uh, look, we know you're meant to be resting, but we just wanted to check in.
09:36Oh, that's so sweet.
09:38Oh, um, as you can see, I've got company, so there's no need.
09:42You should go and enjoy the rest of your day.
09:44Look, it's just that you seem really upset when JJ mentioned Eleanor's medication.
09:48Yeah, I'm sorry.
09:49I should have spoken to Therese privately.
09:51But, uh, you know, I know how much you have going on without worrying about work, so...
09:55Well, what's this about Eleanor?
09:57Oh, just some medication went missing from her room.
10:00Did Susan not tell you?
10:01No, that's the first I've heard of it.
10:03I just haven't had a chance to tell you yet, that's all.
10:07Well, I'm sure I'll take it up with her when I'm next in.
10:09Oh, she'll appreciate that, yeah.
10:11I was no healthy S of E's.
10:14Well, thank you both for stopping by.
10:16Well, see you later.
10:17Okay.
10:23Well, good thing this tastes so warm.
10:26Yeah.
10:27Mmm.
10:28Good thing.
10:33Mmm.
10:41What did you say the name of that company was?
10:48Sage Keys.
10:50How many shares exactly does the statement say Amanda had?
10:53Yeah.
10:54Take a look at it yourself.
10:58Any idea how much it'd be worth?
11:00Um...
11:01Well, I'm not exactly sure what the market is doing today, but I've got to say that they'd
11:07be worth somewhere in the vicinity of a couple of million.
11:09Dollars.
11:10Mmm.
11:11Surely that can't be right.
11:13Yeah.
11:14And, you know, that's the kind of money that somebody would be prepared to kill for.
11:21Hey, so I just spoke to Russell and he's done some hunting.
11:24Apparently the shares, they were transferred very recently.
11:27To who?
11:29Darcy Tyler.
11:32What on earth is happening?
11:36Well, I'll be, um...
11:37I'll be heading back to the hospital shortly.
11:39You should come with me.
11:40Save your visiting tonight.
11:42Oh, I'd love to, but I've got things to do.
11:46Oh...
11:47Could you change your plans?
11:50It would mean the world to me and to Carl.
11:53Sure.
11:54No problem.
11:55Thanks.
11:57It's okay, I can call him back.
12:07Well, um, we should get going.
12:10Are you right?
12:12Um, yes.
12:14Yes.
12:17You okay?
12:20Uh...
12:21Uh...
12:25Yeah?
12:28Oh.
12:31Oh.
12:33Sam.
12:37What have you done to me?
12:41You've done this to yourself.
12:42How did I get here?
12:43Your blood pressure is slightly elevated, but that's expected.
12:59Would you like me to stay?
13:00No, it's okay.
13:01No, it's okay.
13:02I've been piecing it all together while you were asleep.
13:03No, it's okay.
13:04I've been piecing it all together while you were asleep.
13:05No, it's okay.
13:06No, it's okay.
13:07No, it's okay.
13:08I've been piecing it all together while you were asleep.
13:12Not as naive as I used to be, Darcy.
13:13I know you put something in the tea, so I switched the mugs.
13:15I've been piecing it all together while you were asleep.
13:19Not as naive as I used to be, Darcy. I know you put something in the tea, so I switched
13:39Did you kill Amanda?
14:00We know what you did with the shares.
14:03I suspect that Carl was getting too close to the truth,
14:06so you tried to kill him too.
14:12It's all going to come out now, Darcy.
14:15So at least have the guts to admit the truth.
14:27You're pathetic.
14:36Paul, I honestly can't thank you enough.
14:43You've been such a good friend to Carl.
14:45Oh, don't be silly, Susan.
14:47He would have done exactly the same for me.
14:49So now that we know it's not a stroke,
14:50what does this mean for Dad's recovery?
14:52Well, we found extremely high levels of risperidox in his system.
14:55We've given him IV fluids to counteract that,
14:57and then he should stop some ache recovery quickly.
15:00Will there be permanent damage?
15:02It's really too early to tell.
15:05But the paralytic component will wear off over time.
15:09I meant it when I said that I wanted to see Darcy.
15:12Well, you won't.
15:14Your dad is the only person who deserves our attention all day.
15:21You're right.
15:24Let's go be with your dad.
15:26I'll go with you.
15:26Let Fox into the hen house.
15:36Oh, darling, come on.
15:37You're not responsible for this.
15:38My insecurities over Chelsea made me do a deal with the devil.
15:43I'm the one that hired Darcy.
15:45Now one woman's dead,
15:46and one of my best friends is in hospital.
15:48Oh, hey, hey, hey, come on.
15:50This is not your fault, are you?
15:51Well, you can stop blaming yourself for Nana's death now.
15:58This is all on Darcy.
15:59Oh, but is it?
16:00I mean, we don't know anything for sure.
16:03I mean, did Darcy force Mum to go to the Dandenongs?
16:06I'm sure we're going to have all of those answers
16:08once the police interview her.
16:09I just...
16:10I just...
16:11I just can't stop thinking about her final moments.
16:14Was she scared?
16:15Was she...
16:16Jane, don't do that to yourself.
16:17Whatever you're imagining is probably worse.
16:20What if we never know the truth?
16:21Holly said that Darcy's refusing to speak.
16:22Look, he's most likely just waiting for his lawyer.
16:25Well, surely he wouldn't withhold the truth from us.
16:27He's a rat.
16:28Anything's possible.
16:36Hey, how are you going?
16:38You know, this is a lot to process.
16:40Well, we know one thing for sure.
16:42Darcy was right.
16:44Stupid.
16:45Sadie, you can't say that.
16:46I mean, I was his puppet,
16:47and he manipulated me every step of the way.
16:49And I let him.
16:50No, he took advantage of your trust.
16:52He saw that you're a good person
16:53who sees the best in someone.
16:54That's it.
16:56Yeah?
16:59Good to see that spark back in your eyes.
17:03No, no, no.
17:04No, no, no.
17:05Just leave all the talking to us.
17:07Yeah, you'll be annoying us with your singing in no time.
17:09I've missed it.
17:11I've missed it.
17:12Really?
17:15You were right about Darcy.
17:17He even tried to convince us that you were still taking painkillers,
17:21but nobody believed it.
17:22We owe Paul a lot, too.
17:24He took over your investigation and worked out what Darcy was trying to do.
17:28Plus, we now have proof that Darcy stole money from Amanda.
17:32Susan's being modest.
17:34She was so amazing, beating Darcy at his own game.
17:38He tried to drug her and do a run-up,
17:40but she turned the tables on him.
17:41Well, I've switched the T's.
17:47My hero.
18:10Wait.
18:11You wait right there and you tell me what you did to my mother.
18:15You tell me she trusted you and we deserve the truth.
18:20Tell me.
18:22You tell me what you did to her.
18:24Your specialist is very happy with how you're tracking.
18:42Even in the last hour, his speech has improved significantly.
18:46We are not out of the woods yet, though.
18:50There's very little literature on what Carl's been through.
18:54You receive risperiodox well above the recommended dose.
18:58It will be a bit of a wait-and-see type situation
19:01to determine whether there's any ongoing issues.
19:03Yes, I understand.
19:04Yes, I understand.
19:06Rumi, thank you for your help.
19:08Oh.
19:09I'm so sorry for what you've been through.
19:12Darcy's not only a doctor, he's your family.
19:14I just can't believe it.
19:17You're going to have to look after me again like you did in Europe.
19:31And I will be so glad, will you?
19:39I thought I was going to lose you.
19:43I was terrified I'd be trapped in my own body.
19:47You were aware of everything.
19:49I could feel and hear everything.
19:53I just couldn't move or talk.
19:56That sounds like a nightmare.
19:58Oh, um, how did you know to switch the drinks?
20:07Learning from the past.
20:11Finn.
20:19Keep your breath tight to your tongue.
20:23Keep your words in where they came from.
20:28I've got time for intertwining, but it's grasping for life.
20:43I've got time for unwinding.
20:44Let's hope for the night.
20:47I've got time for unwinding
20:55Let's hope for the night
21:00But could we hope for a second till the last
21:11Come and let us hope for a second till the last
21:19Call
21:24She's not tired of understanding
21:43She's tired for the cause
21:55She's not tired of where I'm standing
21:59Not enough weight to punch down the walls
22:05It could we hope for a second till the last
22:15Call and let us hope for a second till the last
22:23Call
22:27Coming up on Neighbours
22:33I never thought that I would be a teacher's bat
22:35For her to go out of her way and move that law exam
22:37What did I do to deserve that?
22:39What are you and dad fighting about?
22:41I contacted his biological family
22:43I think I want to fix things with savings and get back together
22:45You're looking at a mass exodus
22:47What? People are talking about leaving