Home and Away’s 2020 season will end with a three-part episode from 7pm in Australia on Monday 30 November.
Although the date has not been officially stated by Seven, on Monday, the weekly schedule shows a three-part episode without episodes scheduled to take place throughout the week.
With a total of 205 episodes, the 2020 season will be slightly shorter than last years.
An average season includes 230 series Home and Away. And we would usually have expected a total of 220 episodes if we were to weigh the Olympics, which would take place in late July and usually see the show go off-screen for two weeks.
The shorter season was explained by the Coronavirus effect, which led to a series of weeks stopping production, causing it to disappear from Australian screens in March for three weeks.
The return of the show in 2021 is still dubious, and the date will presumably not be confirmed at the beginning of next year. Last year’s first episode was Monday, January 27, after a pause of 8 1⁄2 weeks, which means we could wait a while.
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As last year the details of the season finale were almost completely covered.
However we have been promising one major incident for several months, and it appears to be prominent in the final season. In the final year last year, Ari Parata (Rob Kipa-Williams) made his first appearance as an innocent bystander trapped in the siege of the Northern Districts Hospital.
The latest family look of Summer Bay is now scheduled to play a major role at the end of this year.
During the last few weeks, Tane (Ethan Browne) was caught up in a drug trade that gave Paratas and their neighbours only misery. Ari and Tane recently joined Leon and his gang in making a final deal to pay off their debt and line up their problems.
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