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Packed to the Rafters: It's vasectomy day and understandably Dave is apprehensive. After Julie calms him down, he heads out the door knowing he is doing the best thing for his family. A little while later Julie starts having contractions and Ben and Mel insist that she goes to the hospital. Julie believes that the contractions are more than likely Braxton Hicks but goes to the hospital just in case. Once at the hospital Julie is checked out by her obstetrician - Dr Marsh - only to find that all signs of labour have now disappeared. Since she is now in hospital Dr Marsh decides to keep Julie there until she gives birth. Reluctantly Julie settles in. Its not too long before Julie's labour pains begin again, but this time for real and they can't find Dave. No one knows the name of the clinic where he is having his vasectomy and they can't raise him on his mobile. Julie is in a state of panic that Dave won't be there for the birth of their new baby. Rachel gets a rather surprising lunch invitation from Jake's mother. Well Jake invites her to lunch but says it is at his mother's insistence. Apparently Jake has informed his mother that Rachel is going to be in her life long term. Now Rachel is concerned. Just what kind of commitment is Jake talking about? And when something unforseen happens at lunch, just how long is long term. So just how did Nathan go at the Casino? Well I could tell you but that would be spoiling the surprise. But let me say that what he does next might make or break his marriage to Sammy.

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