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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 405984" data-attributes="member: 23">Oh, that&#039;s really interesting. As I read I was subconsciously seeking similarities with familiar Aussie soaps, so I&#039;m glad you mentioned this one as it wouldn&#039;t have occurred to me and it&#039;s made me even more curious about watching. Absolutely. His creative involvement was the main reason I watched and I&#039;m so glad I did. His best material just speaks to me: heart, soul and gut. A Place To Call Home definitely ticks that box. I always enjoyed the anticipation, and the gaps were good as it encouraged me to read back over the rest of the thread. Which reminds me: I&#039;ll make this one a sticky thread so it&#039;s pinned at the top of this&nbsp; forum. Since it&#039;s so definitive and comprehensive it seems the perfect starting point for visitors to the Aussie Soaps forum.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 405984, member: 23"] Oh, that's really interesting. As I read I was subconsciously seeking similarities with familiar Aussie soaps, so I'm glad you mentioned this one as it wouldn't have occurred to me and it's made me even more curious about watching. Absolutely. His creative involvement was the main reason I watched and I'm so glad I did. His best material just speaks to me: heart, soul and gut. [I]A Place To Call Home[/I] definitely ticks that box. I always enjoyed the anticipation, and the gaps were good as it encouraged me to read back over the rest of the thread. Which reminds me: I'll make this one a sticky thread so it's pinned at the top of this forum. Since it's so definitive and comprehensive it seems the perfect starting point for visitors to the Aussie Soaps forum. [/QUOTE]

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