Former Neighbours star Ben Nicholas speaks out on Stingray's death, his online fan show and behind-the-scenes secrets". Eddie Booth (Jack Smethurst), a white, working-class socialist is dismayed when Bill (Rudolph Walker), a black, educated Conservative moves in next door with his wife Barbie (Nina Baden-Semper). On 18 September 2014, it was confirmed that Dan Paris had reprised his role as Drew Kirk for the series. saw the show undergo a revamp, which included a switch to recording in HDTV, the introduction of a new family, the departure of several existing characters and a new version of the show's familiar theme song and opening titles.

In the meantime, he shows nothing but hostility towards his younger son Danny, who is plagued by a recurring nightmare in which Shane is injured while diving. Neighbours has already hit the 4000th episode mark and looks set to continueserving up the laughter, tears and drama that has taken the world by storm.Watson originally wanted to show young people communicating with older people, which means that the cast is a mix of young actors in their teens or early 20s and older, more experienced hands. Harold’s disappearance in 1992 and Todd being hit by a car leaving Phoebe alone with their unborn child. There are hundred and thousands of fans out these who would love to continue reliving the early years of Neighbours, and DVDs are the only way we are going to be able to do that. Neighbours began with three families created by Watson – the Ramsays, the Robinsons and the Clarkes.

Neighbours has since become the longest running drama series in Australian television and the seventh longest running serial drama still on the air in the world. The first of these releases was The Neighbours Wedding Collection in 1989 which covered the first three major weddings in 64 minutes. Spanning 92 minutes, the tape is a video montage of various episodes from Charlene's arrival in episode 234 until the night before the wedding in episode 522. At the moment it's only up until episode 170 which only covers 1985, but they said they considered releasing all 840 episodes that aired on German TV.In 1985, Neighbours started out with three families created by Watson – the Ramsays, the Robinsons and the Clarkes. After a couple of weeks, the show was moved to a late-night time slot and it eventually left the air. In 2005, Darren Devlyn and Caroline Frost from the Herald Sun reported that Watson then took his idea to the Nine Network in 1982, but it was rejected. We were even hinted about the possibility of another box set or compilation for the 30th anniversary, and yet we've heard no news.