Home and Away: Felicity and Tane argue over Marshall

Episode 8255

UK airdate: Friday 21 June 2024 at 13:45 on Channel 5 and 18:00 on 5STAR

Australian airdate: Wednesday 08 May 2024 at 19:00 on Channel 7

Tane finally meets with Marshall for the first time. Marshall is friendly, but he means business – with a charge as serious as Tane's, he wants his word that he's not going to waste his time. Tane agrees, and with Harper by his side, the three of them head to Salt to have their meeting.

Felicity, who's riding the high of her one-night stand with Marshall and still has no idea about his job, spots them immediately. Her face falls as she quickly puts two and two together and she's mortified.

Felicity pulls Marshall to the side. She tries to tell him quickly and discreetly that he can't be here: not because of what happened last night, but because of his client. Unfortunately, before she can explain any further, Tane walks over – he overheard the whole conversation.

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Felicity runs after Tane, but he doesn't let her get a word in – he's furious, assuming that this is just another twisted way for his ex to interfere with his life. Felicity is equally as mad – she insists that not everything is about him, and this was her trying to move on. They're so busy arguing that Tane misses two calls from Rose about his check-in – he's 15 minutes late.

Tane rushes to the police station to check in, but by the time he gets there, it's too late. Rose is already there waiting and she's fuming. Tane apologises for missing her calls and begs her not to mark him as missing, but Rose won't budge. Disappointed, she tells him to give her one reason why she shouldn't just arrest him on the spot. Things aren't looking good for Tane.

Meanwhile, Marilyn is so busy at the Coffee Cart with the film crew in town that she has run out of milk. When Kirby heads to the Diner to pick some up for her, she finds Irene similarly under pressure. Kirby offers to help out for the afternoon to their great relief.

The Diner isn't the only Summer Bay institution feeling the pressure – Alf is sceptical of the film crew's intentions with their town, and grumbles at Roo when she asks for more lifeguards to be placed on patrol while filming. When she appeals to him later, he tries to make her see his perspective – the beach belongs to everyone, and in his experience, there's always a catch.