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

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Well anyways as some of you may remember I ran a Brookside petition for DVD release in 2012 which was a success. Re-live Brookside’s most watched episode ever when the infamous “body under the patio” is discovered.prepares for a ‘date’ Brookside: Unfinished Businessis the one-off DVD episode (and on video, for the uninitiated) which finallybrings the story of Tim’s wife’s murderer, Terry Gibson ( Greg Milburn)to a conclusion.

I don't know what the other reviews are on about complaining about there not being enough episodes, how many do they think can fit on 2 DVD's and the cost would be a lot higher if they did. Tension mounts as Clarke becomes more desperate and Pat is the first to crack under the growing pressure which only makes matters worse.However, what was once a soap thatdealt with real-world issues such as unemployment, rape and drug abuse, endedup going too over-the-top and things took a turn for the worse in the mid-to-late’90s when the posh Simpson family found their children were lovers and LindseyCorkhill pulled a gun on her no-good husband Gary, to get across the fact thatshe’d really had enough. Cover blurb: Brookside has been on Channel 4 since the channel’s first day of transmission – 2nd November 1982. From the mid-1990s it began raising more controversial subjects under the guidance of new producers such as Mal Young and Paul Marquess. The DVD set includes 16 classic episodes including the murder of Trevor Jordache, the terrifying 1985 siege, Sheila Grant’s rape, the infamous lesbian kiss and the helicopter crash that destroyed Brookside Parade. Brookside became very successful for a number of years and is notable for its tackling of realistic and socially challenging storylines.