Episode 6 of "Last Days of the Space Age," entitled "It's Still Your Beach," kicks off with Judy mustering all her strength as she stands firm at the coroner's office, bidding a final farewell to her beloved father, Bob. The solemnity of the moment is etched on her resilient face as she endeavors to uphold composure during the memorial service held in his honor.
Amidst the gathering of the Bissett clan, discussions arise regarding the disposition of Bob's ashes. Tilly, with a heartfelt suggestion, proposes scattering them in the vast ocean, a symbolic return to the elements. However, Mia, still reeling from the trauma, vehemently opposes the idea, her soul too fragile to bear the thought.
Eileen, noticing Judy's stoic demeanor, gently prompts her to let her emotions flow, but Judy remains steadfast, her tears held in check. Fran, with empathy, offers Judy a solace in the form of a drink, hoping to soothe her troubled soul. Meanwhile, Mick confronts Judy about her decision to dismiss Tony, observing her struggle to maintain an air of control amidst the chaos.
As the man entrusted by Bob to repair Mia's surfboard presents it to her, he encourages Mia to resume surfing, a tribute to her grandfather's legacy. However, the peaceful moment is disrupted by George's sudden appearance, intent on confronting Tony. In a fit of anger, Tony shoves George, sending him tumbling to the ground. Mick intervenes, escorting George away, but not before the latter vows to seek revenge.
Back at home, Judy inquires about Tony's altercation with George, to which Tony deceitfully replies, claiming ignorance of the man. Eileen, struggling to come to terms with Bob's passing, locks herself away in his caravan, shutting out the world. Mia, finding solace, sneaks into the caravan after Eileen's departure and drifts off to sleep in Bob's bed, surrounded by memories.
Elsewhere, Mick accompanies Svetlana to her doctor's appointment, where a stunning revelation shakes them both to the core—Svetlana is pregnant, six weeks along. Outside the clinic, Svetlana confides in Mick, her eyes betraying her shock, as she realizes the impact this news will have on her pageant aspirations.
The next dawn brings a new set of concerns as Bilya checks in on his grandmother, ensuring her well-being. Concurrently, Tilly's mind races with calculations, desperately trying to pinpoint the fateful location where Skylab, a symbol of a bygone era, will meet its inevitable end.
Jono's father, Lam, stands by his daughter's side, meticulously assisting her in unraveling the complexities of the mathematical puzzle. Meanwhile, the pageant organizers' scrutiny turns into a relentless focus on Svetlana's weight, casting a shadow over her aspirations. Yvgeny, concerned, implores Svetlana to embark on a fitness journey and adopt a dietary plan tailored to his advice.
Sandy's heart sinks as she realizes the truth: the individual who promised to reunite Bob with his son, in exchange for a hefty sum, was nothing but a deceitful liar. Her anxiety mounts over the $5000 entrusted to Bob for Van's whereabouts.
Elsewhere, Lam and Tilly forge a formidable partnership, their shared determination leading them to uncover the precise location of Skylab's ill-fated crash site. Yvgeny, on his own front, engages in a persuasive conversation with the pageant organizer, ultimately winning her over with his eloquence. However, his efforts to secure Svetlana's victory are met with resistance, as the organizer insists on Svetlana addressing her weight issues first. To Yvgeny's dismay, he also discovers Svetlana's visit to a family hospital, causing him further consternation.
Eileen, seeking to purify their abode from lingering spirits, invites a relative skilled in the art of spell casting. The ritual unfolds within Bob's caravan, an unusual choice that piques Judy's curiosity. As the night deepens, Judy engages in a cleaning spree within the caravan when Tilly appears, her words filled with urgency—Skylab is set to crash directly where the caravan stands. Judy dismisses her warnings, but Tilly persists, fearing for the safety of their home.
Judy's inquiry about George meets with Tony's reproach, who accuses her of neglecting her grief in favor of distractions. Secluded within the house, Tony stumbles upon unopened condolence letters, among which a note from Gazza reveals a shocking truth: it was Gazza who hurled the brick at his car, an act meant to intimidate Judy.
Dawn breaks, and Mia's indignation over Bob's caravan being sold echoes through the air. She vows never to surf again, her heart heavy with loss. Judy, ever the comforter, recalls tales of Mia's childhood as a surfer, weaving nostalgia into the fabric of their conversation. Amid Bob's belongings, Mia discovers a photograph of him and Eileen, a revelation that deeply touches Judy. She extends an invitation to Eileen, inviting her to join the Bissett family as they lay Bob's ashes to rest by the sea.
As the sun sets over the ocean, Judy and Eileen gently scatter Bob's ashes amidst the golden sand. Mia, atop her surfboard, adds her own tribute, sprinkling the ashes into the waves. The scene culminates in Judy's emotional breakdown, finding solace in Eileen's embrace, while Mia glides back to shore, the surfboard a testament to their collective grief and healing.
