Life of the Party (2)

Season 11, Episode 18, Aired

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Dylan dies of an ecstasy overdose, after convincing his father that he doesn't take drugs, and it was Jonesy's fault. Susie enlists PJ's help to see whether it was Dylan's friends or his colleague who spiked his drink. Although Jonesy tries to keep his family name clean, his father soon suspects him of being on drugs and Inspector Monica Draper arrives to investigate. So when Jonesy finds evidence that his brother himself was on drugs, he is torn as to whether he should take the fall, or reveal what his late brother was really like.moreless
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  • Joney's brother Dylan, a drug squad detective, dies from an OD and Joney has to find the drug supplier - and break the news of Dylan's drug use to their father.moreless

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    By scarlettslegacy, Jul 02, 2006
    Shortly into this episode, Dylan Jones dies from an ecstacy overdose. His father is convinced Dylan's drink was spiked, though as the episode goes on, all evidence points to the contrary. It turns out Dylan was corrupt, and Jonsey has to tell their father. Jonsey goes out on a limb to protect his brother's name - although ultimately there isn't much he can do - in a touching testimony to, regardless of how much of a pain Dylan was, Jonsey still loved him.

    We find out why Dylan was their father's favorite, and there are some touching scenes between Jonsey and Susie, as well as Jonsey and his father. I wish Jonsey and Susie would just get it on already.

    Ditch Davey did an excellent job portraying Jonsey's anguish and anger, and his willingness to do whatever it took to protect his kid brother, even in death. Blue Heelers has consistantly ferreted out quality talent for the show and it's a pity there will be no more such talent coming from that particular source.

    A very good episode, and why Blue Heelers was such a popular show. 8.5moreless
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