The End of the Line

Bethany finds her diary from years ago and reminisces about a pros and cons list she wrote to help her decide if she wants to have kids. Bethany was played by Lorraine Horgan.  The episode was written by Claire McGowan and directed by Mark Heywood.

After yet another question about having kids, Danielle ponders how people would react if she told them what she really thought. Danielle was played by Kate Winter. The episode was written and directed by Mark Heywood.

Live on-air social media influencer Kayden struggles to keep a lid on her emotions as she reads out messages of hate she received.  Kayden was played by Jill Jordan. The episode was written and directed by Mark Heywood.

At the pinnacle of her long and successful military career, Jenny, a senior Naval Officer, reflects upon the effects that cultural expectations of women, in and out of uniform, have had on her. Jenny was played by Helen Belbin. The episode was written by Dee Chilton and directed by Mark Heywood.

Lynn's imagination runs wild as her friend drones on about being pregnant. Lynn was played by Angela Dixon. The episode was written by Kim Fleet and directed by Mark Heywood.

Naomi digs deep to speak the dark thoughts she's lived with her whole life. Naomi was played by Jennifer Martin. The episode was written and directed by Mark Heywood.

Unsure of whether her mum can hear her, Lina gives an update on how her film was received by family and friends in Palestine, and why she rejects an outdated view on duty. Lina was played by Sarah Agha.    The episode was written and directed by Mark Heywood. 

Celeste bursts with pride as she watches Erika head off to her prom. Celeste was played by Kim Tatum.    The episode was written and directed by Mark Heywood. 

As she waits for her grandmother's flight to arrive, Chinara reflects on what the next three months have in store.   Chinara was played by Honey Gabriel.   The episode was written and directed by Mark Heywood.     

After an encounter with a stranger, Maxine reflects on why same-sex couples with a child have to be asked which of them is the "real" mother.   Maxine was played by Hannah Genesius.   The episode was written by Emily Morgan and directed by Mark Heywood.