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Yes, Murdoch "Mud" came in 1995 and tried it on with Selina. When Selina told Irene this, they tricked him with Irene sleeping in Selina's bed. Caught, Irene threw him out the house. Sometime over the next few weeks, Dodge, who had been friends with Nathan in prison, then murdered Mud for Nathan. Mud's remains were found by Shannon in the bush fires.

Maybe I'm splitting it down too much, but I think the current repeats almost feel as if they are airing the 3rd era. Quite where one begins and another end is not always clear and some may have briefly overlapped. I think there's a first era that ends somewhere around the time that Floss and Neville leave and Morag reveal Bobby's parentage in that the first 270 episodes are all essetnially leading to that revelation. Then there's a second era that encompasses most of 1989 and possibly most of 1990 as well where a lot of characters came in for a short period and a lot of the originals left Then we move onto a third era that is 1991-1993, and a fourth era 1994-1997.

The same week a Susan Rugg appears. One wonders if this was a prototype-Brodie.

Not that I know of any such limits, but had you sent many PM's in a short time or sent one very recently before the error message. Sometimes you get what's called flood control on forums to stop bots flooding the forum with posts or in this case to prevent an account sending out "too many" PM's? I'm not saying that the PM's weren't genuine though, the software is "dumb" as in it won't be able to tell the difference between two people having a conversation and a bot trying to sell viagra.

The final bunch were uploaded today - Dex, Indi, Casey and Brax.

We're approximately halfway through our current cast profile updates.

Just rewatching the pilot. Can anyone explain Neville's joke in the pilot when Alf comes to the caravan park about the bearded lady. I like to think that I have a fairly good comic head on me, but I have never been able to make heads nor tails of what the punchline to Neville's joke was.

To celebrate today's Leah milestone, her character profile has been updated.

Sometimes getting a certain set isn't that hard. It's working out who was taken out when and where and what set they are within a year.

Alexx, I always liked Coral's 1st year or so, the Sutherland's may have been slightly over-egged in it, but at least it was usually good character writing. It was however as if she only had one years worth of stories as late-2003 with storylines like The Dorm, cookies, Toby the cleaner, were all complete dross and it was also as if when trying to introduce the newer characters she tried too hard to make them interesting instead of making just good solid characters. That said, despite the initial personas of Robbie, Matilda and Kim being overplayed, at least they had characters. I think however that some of us long terms fans, and there seems to be quite a large group of us will just keep on saying how much we dislike them and the current show because we like the show (or what the show once was) too much to simply give up and let this Braxton dross drive the show into the ground. And they do say the pen (or in this case the keyboard) is mightier than the sword.

The thanks should really go to Red Ranger who has written all the updates.

For those that are fans of the Braxton family, the trio of brothers have had character profiles added today.

The character profiles for some recently departed and current characters have been updated this week and hopefully updates on Friday right through the weekend as well.

Once she herself admitted that Milco didn't exist, she didn't have her leg to stand on and would deserve anything that was coming to her if she started that facade again.

I noticed this a few weeks ago, a few weeks later one of the additional pieces of information states Blake is a year older than Karen, but had to stay back a year because of a broken leg. Like you, I wasn't quite sure which one is right, so was waiting to see what became of it.

Yeah, he's Pippa's dad, Bert. He hass been seen in 1988 played by a different actor, he then returns in 1995 when Coral, his wife, dies. This return stint is due to Pippa being in a coma.

It has been tried at least once before and they usually start off reasonably well, but then people lost interest and it slowly dies (though if I remember correctly it did go slightly bizarre and involved Matilda swimming in a giant yoghurt pot!)

We are aware that some of the things have slipped slightly (or very) out of date, and this is on our "To Do" list, so hopefully we'll have it up to date in the next fortnight or so.

I think there's a difference between the Australian and International viewings since I have two copies of Ben and Carly's reception. One has the logo, one doesn't. I think though I've read it changes around the time the theme tune changes which is around the time Marilyn and Bobby return in 1995.

There won't be any episodes due to coypright restrictions.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7M92FGy57Z4 The shot there: I imagine in 1991 Sophie gets moved with Haydn at some point, so I guess that's what Sally's gets. EDIT: It's used in 717 and 850, so presumably every episode between as well. I can't be certain of the episodes the changes take place. However my guess is Sally and Sophie together, when Haydn arrives, Sophie is moved to the shot with Haydn on a surfboard. This stays like this for most of 1991. Fisher and Bobby are together after Steven leaves in what is one of my favourite shots I believe. In 1992 at some point, Greg and Finlay are added. Bobby is put with Greg and Sophie is put with Finlay (Haydn only staying 150 episodes or so), and Sally then moves with Fisher. http://www.backtothebay.net/credits/opening/credits_92.shtml EDIT 2: He's still around in Ep962 after Sam breaks his toy JCB trying to give Dag-Dog a ride in it.

This is not a question about the airing of the show, more a feel on when as viewers we feel the show stops being the Early Years. Since the original 2000 repeats stop in about a month or two time, there's always been a definitive mark. Kind of like, those episodes that were repeated and those that hadn't. But on it's own 623 is not a particularly remarkable episode and nothing changes from 624. Had that episode aired one imagines it would still be thought of as the early years. If we break the show up into pieces, say 1/3's, the Early Years lasts till 1818, an episode that can be seen on Youtube, in which Selina gets hit in the face by a volleyball. Dodge and Steven have just went over the cliff and in a few weeks Shane gets hit on his bike. However, I look at this point and when I started watching it about the 2/3 moment and even as time has elongated, I still can't think of Shane, Shannon, Angel, Selina as the Early Years they were always a different to Carly, Roo, Frank. Or is it the cast. Only 8 really remain from those first episodes (Carly, Sally, Bobby, Steven, Alf, Ailsa, Fisher & Matt). Pippa exists, but in a different form and it's this one I tend to go with. Perhaps maybe you can argue what we are now going into, but I feel as though with Carly's wedding and the changing of the Pippa, added to the 5 departures recently and the addition of the Beach House, we've now left the Early Years and have entered a new era. Quite difficult to come up with a snappy slogan and one wonders if whilst showing great dedication to the cause, in 2030 we see the events of 2011 referred to as the Early Years, but I kind of begin to feel as though the episodes now shown as The Early Years are no longer the episodes I'd group as The Early Years, kind of The Fletcher Era

A 1989 Year Summary has been uploaded http://www.backtothebay.net/features/1989-...on-review.shtml

Ah, the McPhee house give me nightmares. The hours spent trying to find it.

If JosieTash has given you the OK to write current Australian episode summaries, you can continue with them. JT's summaries were never an official part of the site, more his unique take on each episode and so the decision whether you can take over would be solely his.