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Family Affairs 1997-2005 (Channel 5 Soap) - How would you bring it back?
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<blockquote data-quote="soapfan" data-source="post: 422194" data-attributes="member: 354"><p>The opening titles looked something like this:-</p><p>[ATTACH=full]56201[/ATTACH]</p><p>As you can see above, Duncan Hart (Rocky Marshall) and Maria Simons/Starr/Farmer (Annie Miles), and depending on if Barry McCormick (Nick Trip) was still currently acting, i'd have included him also. As for the screenshot photo of Duncan Hart along with Tim Webster (Idris Elba) and Claire Toomey/Callan, Melanie Hart/Farmer is already dead, along with Roy Farmer. Cordelia Bugeja is still currently acting, but I don't know about Tina Hall or Miles Petit, and Barry McCormick as mentioned.</p><p></p><p>Producers such as Phil Redmond/Morag Bain/David Andrews/Stuart Doughty/Jon East/David Hanson/Paul Marquess/Christopher McCaw/Colin McKeown/Will Scarnell or Lizzie Taylor would've been worth considering too, and how Johnathan Young should NEVER have been allowed anywhere near the soap in the first place, as he was responsible for putting Family Affairs (Channel 5's best programme) in the knackers yard altogether in 2005 after 8 years, just like he did to The Bill on ITV in 2010.)</p><p></p><p>I never really understood why Channel 5 would axe it's flagship soap Family Affairs from when Channel 5 and Family Affairs first began on 30th March 1997, yet Channel 4 had already lost Brookside by 2003, and so why in 2005 axing Family Affairs and Channel 4 retaining Countdown after Richard Whiteley's death in 2005 - Countdown should have been axed also, along with Brookside and Hollyoaks, as Channel 4 isn't much better than Channel 5 really. It would make more sense for Channel 4 to rename itself to Four and with the logo being "<strong>FOUR"</strong> or "<strong>four"</strong> in both higher case and lower case lettering and rebranding itself like they did with Channel 5 during 2002-2011.</p><p></p><p>Supposing the opening titles worked back to the roots originally:-</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]56517[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="soapfan, post: 422194, member: 354"] The opening titles looked something like this:- [ATTACH type="full" width="514px" alt="1745058208420.png"]56201[/ATTACH] As you can see above, Duncan Hart (Rocky Marshall) and Maria Simons/Starr/Farmer (Annie Miles), and depending on if Barry McCormick (Nick Trip) was still currently acting, i'd have included him also. As for the screenshot photo of Duncan Hart along with Tim Webster (Idris Elba) and Claire Toomey/Callan, Melanie Hart/Farmer is already dead, along with Roy Farmer. Cordelia Bugeja is still currently acting, but I don't know about Tina Hall or Miles Petit, and Barry McCormick as mentioned. Producers such as Phil Redmond/Morag Bain/David Andrews/Stuart Doughty/Jon East/David Hanson/Paul Marquess/Christopher McCaw/Colin McKeown/Will Scarnell or Lizzie Taylor would've been worth considering too, and how Johnathan Young should NEVER have been allowed anywhere near the soap in the first place, as he was responsible for putting Family Affairs (Channel 5's best programme) in the knackers yard altogether in 2005 after 8 years, just like he did to The Bill on ITV in 2010.) I never really understood why Channel 5 would axe it's flagship soap Family Affairs from when Channel 5 and Family Affairs first began on 30th March 1997, yet Channel 4 had already lost Brookside by 2003, and so why in 2005 axing Family Affairs and Channel 4 retaining Countdown after Richard Whiteley's death in 2005 - Countdown should have been axed also, along with Brookside and Hollyoaks, as Channel 4 isn't much better than Channel 5 really. It would make more sense for Channel 4 to rename itself to Four and with the logo being "[B]FOUR"[/B] or "[B]four"[/B] in both higher case and lower case lettering and rebranding itself like they did with Channel 5 during 2002-2011. Supposing the opening titles worked back to the roots originally:- [ATTACH type="full"]56517[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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