Yahoo News Neighbours look at tense aftermath of Terese's big cliffhanger
Neighbours spoilers follow.
Neighbours will see Terese Willis saved by Paul Robinson when the show returns in January.
The 2021 season finale saw Terese (Rebekah Elmaloglou) barely clinging onto the edge of the Lassiters rooftop, following a clash with Harlow Robinson (Jemma Donovan) over private investigator John Wong's report on Glen Donnelly (Richard Huggett).
In upcoming scenes, Paul (Stefan Dennis) enters the hotel and rushes to the rooftop, where he manages to pull Terese back up and save her life.
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In the aftermath, much is made of Harlow's concerning lack of reaction to the dramatic incident.
Harlow does not seem to be bothered at all by what happened, and Paul angrily berates her for worrying more about the PI report than helping Terese.
More people than ever take notice of Harlow's uncharacteristic change in behaviour, and Roxy Willis' (Zima Anderson) theory that she's turning into her killer father Robert is brought up once again.
But David has a different theory about what Harlow is going through, and looks to have a conversation with her about it...
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Also in the first week of January, Amy Greenwood is shocked to see the arrival of her daughter Zara Selwyn, played by Freya Van Dyke, in Erinsborough.
A previous trailer promoting episodes airing in early 2022 show Zara walking in on Amy in bed with her boyfriends Levi Canning and Ned Willis.
Phoebe Roberts is also joining the cast as Freya Wozniak, described as the "ultimate mystery girl". The promo shows Freya having scenes with Levi as a potential new love interest.
Roxy's mother Gemma Ramsay, played by Beth Buchanan, is also making an appearance in 2022.
Neighbours airs these scenes on Monday, January 3 at 2.30pm and 6pm on Channel 5 (UK) and 6.30pm on 10 Peach (Australia).
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