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Memorable Scene	A Description of the Memorable Scene
Saying Goodbye	It's a case of unrequited love and Drew has had enough. Although Libby has just recently broken up with Mike, Drew decides that the best way to go is to leave Erinsborough, back to his hometown, Oakey, to try and move on from there. Meanwhile, Libby has decided to visit her grandfather just after her break up with Mike. She's going there to get away from everything. Just before she leaves, she visits Drew and they say their goodbyes. Libby thanks Drew for "being the best friend a girl could ever hope to have." She asks Drew to "never forget me" and Drew tells her that there's "no chance" Libby suggests that maybe one day she'll go and visit him up in Oakey- he'll probably be married to his high school sweet heart or something.
Visiting Libby	After much convincing, Drew decides to visit Libby up at Tom's place. Libby is surprised but happy to see him. He stays there for a few days, getting to know the place and Tom. He is being the good old supportive friend to Libby but later leaves for Erinsborough to get ready to go back to Oakey. On the last night of his stay Libby comments to Drew that she wishes everything would be solved with a cup of tea. Libby leaves to get the tea while Drew says to himself "so do I."
The Rodeo Ball	Drew had invited Libby up to Oakey for the Rodeo so she can have more time off and time to think since her break up with Mike. Drew, who has already been in love with Libby for quite some time, took a chance when they were dancing at the ball to tell Libby how he felt, but not everything goes into plan especially when one of his friends go into labour. When Libby thanks Drew for taking her up to Oakey and being a friend, Drew realizes that Libby will only see him as a friend and like a brother. We'll always remember what a great couple they were when they were dancing- and probably only Libby didn't realize this.
Staying overnight	Libby and Drew had decided to spend the night in a motel before heading back to Erinsborough from Oakey. They got more than they bargained for- at least Drew did anyway. He didn't realize that not only does he have to spend the night with Libby but also in the same bed! Libby thought it was just fine but Drew, obviously in love with Libby, was mortified and told Libby that he'll sleep on the chair. Libby asked him if he was a prude- Drew was making such a big deal out of it all, she thought. In the end, Libby took the bed and Drew did sleep on the chair. Remembering the scene, Drew's expression was a classic while Libby had no idea what was going on.
Overdue Confession	Although Libby would not admit it, it was clearly obvious that she was jealous when Drew began to spent more time with Sharon. After Sharon's birthday bash, Libby began to tease Drew about him and Sharon getting together. Drew took it all the wrong way and decided it was time to come clear with his feelings for Libby. Drew told Libby that she was "pigheaded, bloody-minded, you're... you're stubborn and you're overbearing!" Libby shocked by what Drew thought of her asked him "Well, is that all?" Drew replied with a big no and "I'm in love with you." Now, that was something Libby did not expect and she did not handle it very well either. She then accused Drew of taking advantage of her and from then on, their friendship almost ceased to exist.
A Realization	It took Drew to move onto someone else before Libby realized her true feelings for him. Drew had met Geri, Libby's enemy, and he was attracted to her. Joel seeing this asked Libby how she felt about seeing Drew and Geri together. Libby told him that "I feel really mad. Like when I see them together, I want to punch her, I want to punch him, I don't care, I want to punch anyone." It was then that Libby realized she was in love with Drew. But it was too late. Just as Libby goes to the garage to tell Drew her feelings, he got together with Geri. If only Drew had waited a little longer or Libby had realized this a little earlier, then we wouldn't have been put through the full Geri saga.
House Painting	The first time we saw a remotely friendly relationship between Drew and Libby since he spilled out his guts, was when Libby offered to help Drew paint the house. Finally we got a glimpse of the friendship Libby and Drew had in the past again. But this was short lived when Geri came back to he house from the pub and saw them together. Libby left but she also left behind a tension between Drew and Geri. Drew was forced to choose between Geri and Libby. Still not knowing Libby's feelings, Drew chose Geri and told her that him and Libby will only be friends.
Together at last	The tension between Libby and Drew escalated when Libby decides to leave Erinsborough and Drew and Geri broke up. Drew was still in love with Libby, but Libby was too scared to get together and into another relationship- especially when she's convinced herself that eventually Drew will hate her. Although she explained to Drew why she doesn't want to get together with him, he won't accept it and told her "I don't want to be just friends. I want to be your lover, your partner, your friend, all of those things. It has to be all or nothing." Libby chose nothing but after a good talk with Susan she decides to give Drew a go. Susan had told Libby that there's something worse than being scared and that is the "dreadful ache in your heart if you think you've let the one true love of your life slip away." Then next day Libby went to see Drew at the garage and took the plunge. She told him she loves him and kissed him. And their relationship began. It was such a relief for viewers and finally the tension between them from the past few months eased away.
Passport Photo	Libby is getting herself ready to go to Africa. She has just gotten her passport photo and Drew wants a copy. She refuses to give him one. Instead she asks him how he feels about her going overseas to Africa since he hasn't said much about it. Drew tells her "I loves you so much. You can never understand how much I love you. It's going to feel as though a part of me has been torn away"
Millennium Party	Drew had decided to propose to Libby at the millennium street bash. But it didn't come out the way he wanted to. He had cornered Karl at the party to ask if he could marry Libby. Just as he asks Karl, the music went down and everyone in the street heard his intentions! Libby was as shocked as she could be. One minute she was having a drink and the next her boyfriend announced that he wants to marry her. Drew eventually went up to Libby and asked her properly to marry him. But before she could answer a fire broke out in the Scully's household and Drew was badly burnt by the fire. Australian viewers had to wait all throughout Summer to find out Libby's answer- which was a no even though she was "overwhelmed that you want to marry me." Drew was fine about this because he realizes all he had to do was wait.
Apartment Viewing	Drew proved his feelings for Libby when he was given the keys to a top apartment in the city for the night. It was a surprise for Libby. That night Drew took Libby to the apartment and she really was surprised. In the apartment was a romantic dinner by candlelight all set up with roses and chocolate- the whole package. They spent the night at the apartment and had a great time. In this scene we finally saw a different side to Drew. The spontaneous and romantic side of him- and Libby saw this too.
Aunt Minnie	Libby has a dilemma- whether to spend an evening with Steph and Tess, going clubbing, or spending it with Drew and his aunt, Minnie. Although she had agreed to spend time with Aunt Minnie, she didn't realize it would be on her girls night out. In the end she decides to go clubbing with her friends. But she isn't too sure when Drew and Minnie turns up at no.32 to say hi before she leaves. At the pub Drew is talking to Minnie. Drew is telling Minnie that Libby isn't ready for marriage. Minnie tells Drew "don't give up" even though Drew doesn't "intend to." Minnie sees that Libby has arrived at the pub tells Drew that "clearing you mean a great deal to her" Drew hasn't seen Libby yet and asks how she knows. She tells him "by the fact that she's bothered to come down here looking for you."
The 2^nd proposal	Drew's second proposal came unexpected to both him and Libby. They had agreed to pose for a photo shoot for Aunty Minnie, Drew's aunt. In the spur of the moment, Drew on his knees, proposed to Libby. Libby told him that it was very corny but accepted the proposal. Drew, quite frankly, was surprised by this- he hadn't expect Libby to accept. We could never forget the "corniness" of this scene and the ones after- especially with the engagement ring saga.
Crash Accident	This accident was a down fall in Libby and Drew's relationship. Libby and Steph had decided to go camping for the night and on their way home, fate stepped in. Brendon who was driving on the wrong side of the road crashed into their motorbike and the girls were thrown off the bike. Steph came out with an injured ankle but Libby was less fortunate- she was left in a coma for a few days and then peritonitis. She recovered from all this but due to the accident there were consequences.
No Kids	Susan and Karl decided they had better tell Libby about her condition- not having kids- when Libby comments that she can just see her and Drew married with grandchildren all around them. When Karl told Libby her unfortunate news, she was shocked. She never expected this. Although she had not wanted to have children right away, she wanted to have them in the future but now she can't. Libby tells everyone that it doesn't really matter and it's just something to get used to. But deep inside, it really did matter. We see this when Susan talks to Libby about it and she asks her to just "drop it" and started crying. This news prompted some decisions to be made about her relationship with Drew. She knew that Drew had always wanted children but now she can’t have them.
The Break Up	After much consideration, Libby decided it was best to break up with Drew. As the saying goes "if you love someone, let them go" Libby broke up with Drew because she realizes that he really wanted to have kids but she couldn't give that to him. She did not want to tell anyone the truth to the break up so instead told Drew that she doesn't love him anymore. To Drew this news had cut him like a knife. He didn't believe that Libby does not love him anymore but does not know why she did what she did. From then on, Drew became extremely depressed and began to cut off all his friends.
Hypothetical Question	When Toadie asked Libby "what if he's [Drew] met someone else?" we saw that Libby truly still loves him. Although Libby say other wise, her expression told the whole story. Besides, Toadie did not believe a single word that Libby said about her not minding if Drew is seeing other people. And probably, not many people would believe it too.
Only Friends	Time off at Grandpa Tom's place gave Libby time to think about her relationship with Drew. Libby firstly wrote and apologized for the way she treated him and then invited him over to her place after work. Their meeting was awkward at first- they were both trying to keep a conversation going on. Gradually the tension eased but this was not for long. Drew had taken Libby's move in a wrong way. He had thought that Libby wanted to get back with him but that was not the case. Libby had only wanted friendship. Drew told her that they can not be friends. He'll rather ignore her than be friends with her (even though he did not really mean that) At the end of the day it was either a relationship or nothing.
Perfect Ten	After watching a movie, Libby and Susan began to talk about a perfect ten. Libby described her perfect ten just like Drew: "I like a man to be a little bit more down to earth. You know, a bit rough around the edges with just a twinkle show of that he's got a little bit of devil in him as well." Susan realized who she just described but Libby told her that the subject's closed. We realize what Libby is actually doing with her relationship with Drew when she talks about head vs. heart. She tells Susan that it's silly because the head knows stuff, end of story. That is not completely true, and Libby would be realizing this sooner or later.
Back to Oakey?	Drew began to consider the offer his dad gave him during a drink with Karl and Susan. Although he says that it's a big decision, he was considering it. On the way home that night, Drew hears the song "Be there with you" playing and Libby, at no.30, saying "I haven't had this much fun in a ages." Drew is glad that Libby is becoming her old self again but the final straw to his decision in going back to Oakey was decided when he sees Libby on a date with Geoff. What prompted this date was because a new doctor had confirmed that it would be dangerous for Libby to conceive. By this Libby knows that she can't get together with Drew and tries to move forward with the date. Drew couldn't stand seeing Libby with someone else and tells Steph that "I can't believe how blind I've been. Trying to convince myself that there was any hope... Maybe, I will take that job dad offered me and head back to Oakey." Libby's date doesn't go to plan. She comes home early in tears. She talks to Susan about it and told her it was just horrible and on top of that Drew saw them together.
Leo and Emily	Drew comes to look after Leo to help Libby out. Libby is out with Emily while Drew plays with Leo. We see how good the both of them are with kids. Through these scenes with Leo and Emily, we see what a great couple they would be with kids. Libby finally comes to realize this when Drew makes a comment about it at the pub. "You see, that's the thing I don't understand, Lib. We do have fun, we do work well together, but you keep bearing your head in the sand and you refuse to admit it. Look Lib, with or without kids we can have a fantastic life together, you know that, I know that, the sad thing is you won't admit it." Although Libby does say that "I'm not very good with children" to Susan, we see it otherwise when she pretends to be a grizzly bear, playing with the kids.
Reunited	When Libby sees how happy and much in love her parents are with one another, it prompts her to chase after Drew, making sure the contract isn't signed. Libby makes it just in time to the garage before Dug signs it and tells Drew that he can't go. Drew wants a reason, and a good reason at that. Libby asks Drew "Would you stay for me?" When Libby first told Drew she loved him, he gave no answer which leads to her leaving, but Drew stops her telling her to "say it again." Lou comes outside and finds them reunited after such a long time.
Reason for Breakup	Drew talks a little to Libby about what she put him through. Drew tells her if she does that again to him, he can't hang around anymore. But Libby tells him "I never felt any differently" and she gives him reasons for the breakup. She knew how much he wanted to have kids and that she couldn't believe that she could really make him happy. But then Drew assures Libby that he didn't love her because of what she could give him, he loved her because "you're beautiful... and you're smart... and you're stubborn... And you could make a quilt if your life depended on it."
Celebration	Libby comes home with Drew to see Susan expecting for an answer since Libby ran off without an explanation. Drew puts his arms around Libby and vice versa. Libby smiles and says "Ah... it's just us." Susan realizes the couple are back together, but couldn't not believe it! The celebration moves to the pub where Susan asks Drew if he's definitely staying. Before Drew could say anything Libby puts her arms around him in a 'you're not going anywhere' motion with leads to Drew telling them "I don't think I've got a choice!" Everyone's happy for them- Karl, Lou, Susan, Dione and even Steph.
Under the stars	We see another spontaneous side of Drew when he decides to take Libby to her grandfather's without saying anything. Before going there though, they go star gazing in the middle of nowhere under a blanket. They talk about forever and Drew asks Libby about them and that he needs her to say they are in it for the long haul. Libby tells him they are. At this point, Drew points to a cluster of stars called the 'Jewel Box.' Libby is trying to look for it. Drew pretends to be surprised and tells Libby "Look, one's falling!" Libby, thinking there was an actual falling star, still looks around for it until Drew catches it- Libby realizes it's the engagement ring he was talking about and laughs. Drew puts it on her finger as he says "Back where it belongs" and hopefully this time it's forever!
Heart's Desire	The wedding is back on. Libby and Drew are deciding on a location for their honeymoon. They decide it's better to go overseas seeing it's almost the same price. After all Libby and Drew has been through, Libby reckons that they can "cope with anything." And now that Steph has agreed to be her bridesmaid again, everything is perfect. Drew tells Libby that "at least I got my heart's desire."
Compromise	Wedding plans are going under way. Now they have to decide where they want to have the wedding and reception. Libby wants to wait for the reception but Drew just wants to get married. He tells her that "we've done a hell lot of waiting. I just want to get married." but Libby on the other hand wants to "start out on a dream wedding." Susan becomes the mediator in this and tells Libby that she need to compromise with Drew. After thinking about this Libby concedes and realizes that "I've put him through enough already... we both want to get married, that's the most important thing"
Steph's feelings	Almost everyone but Libby knew that Steph was in love with Drew. It was only a matter of time before Libby found out as well. For the past couple of weeks, Libby had figured that something was wrong with Steph. She found out the reason when Drew finally told her. Being shocked and surprised is an understatement. When Drew asks Libby why she finds it so hard to believe Libby tells him that it's because "she's very attractive" Drew assures Libby that after she called things off he "sat around wondering what I was going to do to get you back. I didn't go looking for anyone else." Libby sees reason into Steph's feeling for Drew after Susan talks to her. She tells Libby to remember that "you're the one that he loves." The next day, Libby has a word with Steph. Steph assures her that she's got Drew to herself now with no competition. "The whole world knows how much he loves you and if you don't believe it then you are crazy... Please just be happy about it and don't let things get messed up." Libby bumps into Drew at the coffee shop. They both agree that it's the end of the story and "it's the beginning of a new story too."
Wedding date	Drew and Libby have finally set a date and it's 8 weeks away! Libby has gone to the pub to buy some champagne to celebrate. At the garage, Libby to asking Drew to meet her at the Kennedy's to decide on wedding plans. Drew isn't too enthusiastic about it. He tells Libby "Oh good, we get to do that all over again." Libby tells Drew that it'll be easier the second time round and she promises "not one single argument."
Compensation Board	Libby has just received a letter from the compensation board in regard to her accident. She might be able to claim money for it. Drew sees that Libby doesn't seem herself but she assures Drew that it's because the letter "brought back a few memories." Still, Libby decides that she would like to use the money to buy a new car. Drew doesn't like this idea all that much and tries to convince Libby to use the money for the honeymoon. He tells her "we could go somewhere fabulous. Treat yourself... if anyone deserves it, you do." Still, Libby isn't all that convinced as Darcy had told her she'll probably get enough to do both.
Debutante Ball	Drew is acting a little strange and Libby knows something is wrong. Drew had gone to pick up Cheyanne with Paul when Libby goes and asks Lou about Drew. Lou is being coy and does not say anything at first but eventually gives in. He tells her that the car she had called a bomb is actually a wedding present. Libby is extremely surprised that Drew is giving her a car. He has been working on it every minute to "make it perfect. It's a labour of love." Lou tells Libby not to worry because Drew will probably get over it, but Libby tells him that "he shouldn't have to" Libby leaves to look for Drew but can't find him. She ends up at the garage- which was locked up. She looks in, sees the car and begins to smile.
The Car	Libby is trying to convince Drew that she loves the car but he doesn't believe her- no matter how many times she says it. She tells him that "you make me so mad" and he comments that "Wait till we're married. It'll be twice as bad, Mrs. Kirk" In reply, Libby calls Drew Mr. Kennedy. They both agree that if "you change your name to mine, I change mine to yours" it could be the way to go. Days later, Libby is in her car with Drew pretending to drive it. They are going to Mt. Kosciusko. Drew asks Libby if the car is to her taste. She comments on a few adjustments such as "CD player, a bar, chandelier..."
The Ring designs	Although Drew has been refusing to look at the ring designs he eventually gives in. The design is definitely something he did not have in mind and he is having trouble telling Libby that. Eventually he does. He tells her that it's interesting but he's "worried about the shape. It's big and it might catch on things at work" He explains to Libby that "when I'm working on an engine, they collect a lot of dirt... I'll be taking it off more than me putting it on." Libby is upset that Drew doesn't like the ring designs but all is solved when the rings are stolen from the jewelry store.
Kirk Tradition	Libby is trying to get Drew to tell her what the Kirk wedding tradition is but he would be say anything about it. She continues to tease him about the Scottish theme and the kilt. She asks him if he has to hire the kilt. "Can't you have one whipped up and then you can wear it at the garage afterwards?" Still, Libby wouldn't let the tradition to rest until she finds out what it is. She challenges Drew to a game of pool. If she wins he has to tell her. In the end, she loses although he tried to distract Drew during the game. Even though she has lost, she still asks questions and tries to get Drew to say something about it- but he doesn't.
Singing lessons	Drew beings his singing lessons with Harold. The tradition was that he has to sing a certain song at the wedding. Paul interrupts the lesson and realizes the secret. He doesn't see why it's such a big deal because it's just singing. It's not like he has to "unicycle around the church with your eyebrow on fire" Drew comments that, that might be easier. Just before Drew leaves he warns Paul that "if you breathe a word of this to anyone, I'll break both your legs." and Paul tells Drew that "If I need quick cash I know who to blackmail."
My Daughter	Libby has told Karl that she does not want a wedding speech at the wedding. Karl who had already prepared it is disappointed but nevertheless it's Libby's decision so he throws out the speech. But Libby does find the speech in the rubbish bag and begins to read it after Susan tells her what it is. "I hope you'll forgive me for taking a few moments of your time... if a father may be a little sentimental, I watched her grow and felt like a gardener might, who seeks the perfect rose. I was not disappointed." Libby realizes that the speech isn't filled with puns and embarrassing anecdotes. She goes and visits her father at the surgery that the speech is lovely and she would be honoured if he gave it at the wedding. At least Karl decides not to but finally agrees to, much to Libby's delight.
Bridesmaid	Another problems rises when Gail pulls out of being bridesmaid. Although both Tess and Dione offered to be bridesmaid, Libby still wants Steph to be her bridesmaid. She tells Steph that there's something missing from her preparation for the wedding. When Steph asks her like what? Libby tells her "like a best friend to share it with." She continues to tell her that she would still like her to be her bridesmaid and although so much has happened "it's all in the past now, I'm happy to leave it there if you are." Steph agrees to be bridesmaid.
Hen's Night	Dione and Tess promised to give Libby a hen's night to remember even though she wanted a quiet evening. Much to Libby's surprise, that night she finds Steph, Dione, Tess and Susan dressed up as gangsters taking her out in a limo. They end up at the pub dancing and pointing water guns at innocent bystanders. They do not arrive back until 3am the next morning. That morning, Libby is telling Drew about her night out when out of no where comes an out of control car driven by Paul ending straight for Libby and Drew
The wedding	The relatives have arrived and the madness has begun. Libby wakes up in a panic on her wedding day. She is trying to find nail polish but Susan tells her to relax. Throughout the morning, both Libby and Drew gets ready for the wedding. At the church, Libby is fashionably late but eventually she gets there and Karl walks her down the aisle. In the presence of God, Libby and Drew are declared husband and wife. That night at the reception, Karl gives his speech. The speech has been changed a little. It is now a sentimental yet humourous speech. In his speech he mentions that "this girl, declared at the age of 12 that marriage was old fashioned and she will never participate in the state of holy matrimony. At the age of 16, when she finally concede the possibility of getting married, she declared that it would not be until the age of 35! And then, mercifully, along came Drew to proof that the best laid plans do indeed gung up a gallay" Both Susan and Karl are grateful that Libby had decided to marry Drew. After Karl's speech, it was time for the Kirk wedding tradition. Drew, along with Fergus and Harold gets up to sing the song. Libby, yet, at this point still does not know what it is until Drew begins to sing. Although in the past she has said that Drew sounded horrible singing, she is touched and begins to cry. At the end of the song, the partying begins. Just before they leave, Libby throws her bouquet and Steph catches it!
Honeymoon	Libby and Drew are both extremely surprised at the honeymoon Karl had organized for them. A BMW convertible car, the presidential suite in a 5 star hotel, tickets to theme parks etc etc. Libby and Drew are having their dream honeymoon. One the first few days it was bliss. The ended up going on a yacht where they were drinking champagne and Libby thanks Drew "for not giving up on me" But what they didn't know was that they had a visitor awaiting them during their honeymoon. It's Geri Hallett! And she's there to do a story on them. At first Libby and Drew are shocked to see her their but finally agrees to let her do the story. What they hadn't expect was her to be following around them all day. No matter what they do, she's a step ahead of them. Libby gets annoyed at this and but Drew calms her down. Drew then tells Libby "that's one of the things I love most about you, that you never stay mad for long."