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Iirc, 'Six Months in a Leaky Bow' by Split Enz, and 'Everlasting Love, by Natalie Cole.I agree that this week has been quite boring, Meg and Blake the only real highlight, maybe also Sam's hopelessness in the kitchen (although of course it turned out okay). At Randy and Fin doesn't do much for me, although Randy is pretty hot.

I am going to have to totally disagree with most, regarding Michael and Lucinda. If I were Lucinda, I would feel absolutely gypped that the mother of my niece/nephew was denying that my brother were the father. It is a part of her family, and sophie tried to make it out that it was someone else's baby. Lucinda's actions were, therefore, in my opinion, completely understandable, even if she did come on a bit heavy. Thanks for the info regarding Sam and Greg. I started watching the show back in around 1996, but I was only 6 at the time, so I don't remember all of the ins and outs. I do vaguely recall Greg returning, am surprised that I got the year right. It's a shame that the threesomw turns to tragedy, as they make such a cute little family. Does Sam resume contact with Greg after Greg's brief stint back in 2000. Funny to see Josh Quong Tart. I would never have picked it, but now looking back it does look like him.

Do Bobby and Greg make up before she dies? I liked Michael's chat with Sophie. His promise to step up and give her his full support from now on was heartfelt and very touching, and something that will continue to be focussed on, most notably when Michael helps Sophie give birth. Pippa wanting to keep Michael away from Sophie while she rests was reminiscent of her wanting to keep Sally away after she found out about David's death. In both cases she was wrong. It is also reminiscent of Pippa trying to keep Michael away from Sally after she returns from running away in 1995, which is a major factor in their marraige breakdown - that Pippa overrides all Michael's decisions in the family. The seeds of this are already starting to show. Julia/Meg/Blake storyline is going ahead nicely. Julia is asking a lot of Alf, getting him to tell Blake to stay away but without explaining to Blake the reasons why. It is little wonder Blake doesn't understand. I wouldn't. Julia comes across as very harsh and protective, but then there's always a heartbreaking reason behind it (like the conversation where she said Meg could never have a proper relationship because it wouldn't be fair on Blake). It's just a very sad situation all round. Thanks. Why does Greg abandon Sam? And did they ever see each other again? I seem to recall Greg coming back very briefly around 2000 or so?: I am kind of liking and disliking the Meg-Blake story line at the same time. Julia is being a bit too protective, but it's completely understandable why. Poor Blake should be made aware of why immediately, IMO, it's not fare to keep it from him, but again, understandable. It's sad knowing that Meg eventually does end up dying, if only there could be some miraculous recovery, but I understand the writers wanting it to be realistic. Bobby and Marilyn should have just confronted Julia right off the bat, instead of jumping to such wild conclusions. Michael is a prick for treating Lucinda like that. It's her brother's baby, and she and her family have every right to want to be part of its life.

Do Bobby and Greg make up before she dies?

She never returned to HAA after 1993, and she only acted in one episode of a Country Practice in 1992, and Muriel's wedding in 1994. What is she doing now? Why did she stop acting?

I knew that I would forget someone, of course Floss and Neville. Bob is still an original character though, because he did appear in the pilot. I didn't know that Matt, Lance and Martin did. Do you call Roo and Celia originals? They didn't appear until episodes 3 and 7, respectively.

List of original characters - is this right, in no specific order?: 1. Tom 2. Pippa. 3. Frank. 4. Carly. 5. Steven. 6. Lyn. 7. Sally. 8. Alf. 9. Ailsa. 10. Bobby. 11. Donald. 12. Bob. Did I miss anyone?

Thanks. It just seems so out of character. What about Morag and Sam?

Thanks Red Ranger and Ryan. Also, I know that this isn't for a while, but why did Barbara try to kill Fisher in 1996? Also, why does Morag try to take Sam?

Oh, so he is supposed to be half Welsh and half Greek? Ok, thankyou. Another question - in how many more episodes are Morag, Frank and Bobby?

Why does Frank have a Welsh surname when he is clearly of Greek descent?