Wed 7 June, 2006

Season 35Episode 13430 minJun 7, 2006
Wed 7 June, 2006
Victoria is fed up of the arguments between Jack and Diane and she cruelly implies to Daz that they are getting divorced. An upset Daz runs off to Seth's hide and Jack later finds him. At an all-time low, Daz tells Jack that he plans to put himself back into care. Jack insists that Daz has a home with him and Diane, and suggests that they make it official.
Wed 7 June, 2006 has aired on Jun 7, 2006 at 7:00 PM
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