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Ash grapples with Gordon's behavior at Brett's party; Lynette and Lee face trouble with the law; Colin's misadventure with a bag of raisins brings Ash and Gordon back together where their relationship first began.
Ash grapples with Gordon's behavior at Brett's party; Lynette and Lee face trouble with the law; Colin's misadventure with a bag of raisins brings Ash and Gordon back together where their relationship first began.
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S3, EP8 "Rum 'n' Raisin"Ash grapples with Gordon's behavior at Brett's party; Lynette and Lee face trouble with the law; Colin's misadventure with a bag of raisins brings Ash and Gordon back together where their relationship first began.
Colin from Accounts
S3, EP8 "Rum 'n' Raisin"Ash grapples with Gordon's behavior at Brett's party; Lynette and Lee face trouble with the law; Colin's misadventure with a bag of raisins brings Ash and Gordon back together where their relationship first began.
Colin from Accounts
S3, EP7 "Is That All There Is?"Ash attends her Nan's funeral, where she reunites with her long-absent father; Gordon and Heavy help their mom move into an aged care home.
Colin from Accounts
S3, EP6 "Matching Set"Ash is hopeful that romance will rekindle when Gordon invites her on a weekend road trip, until she discovers that Brett and Chiara are joining them; when Chiara suggests they do a '90s thing and lock away their phones, things go downhill.
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S3, EP5 "Druggy Druggy Sex Party"Ash meets Gordon to drop Colin off, and they're unsure where they stand; Ash joins a sexy game night at the share house just as Gordon shows up to check on Colin.
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