Brookside - Most Memorable Moments (30th Anniversary Edition) [DVD]

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Brookside's Most Memorable Moments includes 16 full episodes featuring the most iconic stories with familiar faces like Sue Johnston, Ricky Tomlinson, Anna Friel, Ray Quinn, Amanda Burton and many more! If that’s to happen every three months asplanned, then expect the next one to be about Barry Grant ( Paul Usher)who disappeared part-way into the final TV broadcast after telling the othersthat his brother Damon’s killers were being released that day. People are selling bootlegs online of all 2915 episodes so why not sell us the proper episodes please so we can give you our hard earned money for this TV classic! Harry’s response takes Sinbad by surprise and the resulting chaos has Harry and Sinbad written all over it!

Cover blurb: Sheila Grant has faced many upheavals on Brookside Close over the years, but through all her problems has emerged as a character of great strength, warmth and conviction. There are Sixteen episodes in total, including the now infamous lesbian kiss which was broadcast in 1994. Packed with hilarious, touching and startling behind-the-scenes tales of the actor’s most memorable moments – from their first auditions to on-screen romances – Brookside: The Men is filled with specially chosen clips featuring many of the series’ top characters from the past fourteen years.They then move to Bradford, where Damon works as a groundsman at the Valley Parade football ground (reflecting, in an interior monologue, upon the fire there a year earlier).

Obviously not every episode can be on a special 30 year edition, as it was, but missed ones are missed!It really transported us back to the good old days of watching 'Brookie' and whilst it is now, of course, very dated, nevertheless it really is a fantastic keepsake of this 'gutsy' much-missed series.

Obviously not everyone's favourite storylines will be featured, but you can't fit 21 Years of soap onto a DVD. But even after 2000 there were still a couple of classic storylines like Anthony killing the bully, which is on this DVD. In the meantime, Damon works in the Dick Turpin-themed Burger Bar in Coney Street,[11] managed by Lettuce (Siobhan Maher).Brookside: The Teenagers is also packed full of specially chosen clips from the first 12 years of Brookside featuring many of the series’ top characters from both past and present. While the police question them to try to discover if the gun is loaded, Clarke’s mood suddenly changes and three chilling shots are heard from within the house. Creator Phil Redmondblamed the station’s Michael Jackson for cancelling it, hence the creation inthe final month of drug dealer Jack Michaelson, probably the soap’s firstcharacter to routinely use strong language naturally and both caused andreceived some interesting violent scenes. In ‘Commonwealth Day Chaos’ the entertainment organised by Ralph for the Commonwealth Day celebration turns out to be a male stripper!

I've seen reviews of this from before it was even released panning the fact that some storylines have only one episode, but as I explained, this isn't a problem as the overview wraps most loose ends up for the viewers. This is a unique chance to join Ron Dixon (Vince Earl), Max Farnham (Steven Pinder), Jimmy Corkhill (Dean Sullivan), Billy Corkhill (John McArdle), Sinbad (Michael Starke) and Terry Sullivan (Brian Regan) as they chat to Brookside creator Phil Redmond about life on the close. Brookside: The Women offers a unique and fascinating insight into the lives, loves, triumphs and disasters of its female characters and into the feelings of the actresses playing some of the strongest roles. It has consistently topped the channel’s ratings and has become an essential part of life for millions of people throughout the UK. Notes: This final release of the ‘Brookside Classics’ range features the episodes 328, 361, 561 in an omnibus format with break captions and credits edited out (apart from at the end of the tape) and replaced with simple captions inbetween episodes.

However, the beginning of the breakdown of her marriage to Bobby is also apparent as he becomes increasingly jealous of her course studies and her determination to better herself.