Revealing some previously well hidden secrets (like John McArdle’s first incarnation as Damon Grant’s school teacher) and telling what the actors really think of their characters. We will publish your review of Brookside - Unfinished Business [2003] on DVD within a few days as long as it meets our guidelines. Re-live Brookside’s most watched episode ever when the infamous “body under the patio” is discovered. Cover blurb: Brookside: Unfinished Business is the high-octane feature-length special that reveals what happens when deadly enemies finally get to settle the score. But Tim and Steve are not going to make it easy for the psychopathic killer…it’s time to take care of unfinished business.

Notes: This second release of the ‘Brookside Classics’ range features the episodes 355, 576 (excluding it’s final scene) and 647 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. They discuss the advantages and disadvantages of shooting on a real-life set, in very small houses and how they produce a soap three times a week. Overall the episodes chosen are a decent glance at each period of Brookside's history from the first episode in 1982 upto the final primetime episode from 2002.I would like to see it from the start again and who knows they are re-showing may old TV shows now including Eastenders and Coronation Street, but this has been just enough for me and my memories have been re-kindled. 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! Brookside became very successful for a number of years and is notable for its tackling of realistic and socially challenging storylines.

Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). 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. But even after 2000 there were still a couple of classic storylines like Anthony killing the bully, which is on this DVD. This DVD has some of the greatest episodes from the history of the TV show, dating back to the very first episode which was aired on Channel 4 in 1982. Apparently Phil Redmond wants to let Brookside live on in DVD form, in a seriesof one-off specials such as this.Well anyways as some of you may remember I ran a Brookside petition for DVD release in 2012 which was a success. Find out what the actresses really think about the behaviour of the characters they portray and relive all-time favourite moments with a selection of specially chosen clips featuring many of the series’ top characters from both past and present.

It brings together eight of the nation’s most popular teen icons with Brookside’s creator Phil Redmond talking about growing up on The Close. 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! This long awaited DVD release features 16 full episodes of the classic, groundbreaking, Channel 4 soap which ran from 1982-2003 when it was axed after falling viewing figures (mainly due to being pushed around the schedules for Big Brother during 2000-2002). The ensuing chaos nearly brings Billy Corkhill and Bobby Grant to blows but marks the beginning of Sheila and Billy’s romance.Known to millions only as their on-screen characters, this video gives a unique insight into the real actors and what it’s really like to be in Brookie. When she finds her medical bag and injects herself with her medicine, Damon wrongly concludes that she is a drug addict, and he leaves the house. Some fans obviously want more of the 80s episodes, and while I agree Brookside was groundbreaking back then, I think for most people the 90s were actually the soap's heyday.

Meanwhile, in Liverpool, Debbie's family, who are hostile towards Damon, begin the hunt for them after discovering a University of York prospectus in her bedroom. A special DVD release has been rumoured for over a year, with a campaign to celebrate the anniversary launched by fans in 2007.They chat about their times on the show and discuss their favourite memories, their worst moments, what it’s like being a teenage TV star, having two sets of parents, kissing in front of the cameras and much, much more. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. In the meantime, Damon works in the Dick Turpin-themed Burger Bar in Coney Street,[11] managed by Lettuce (Siobhan Maher).