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<blockquote data-quote="pete lashmar" data-source="post: 333309" data-attributes="member: 606">I&#039;ve not watched the show for many many years but tuned into the final episode.Making Mike and Jane the main storyline was genius and Guy and Annie were fantastic. Guy has had such a brilliant movie career, playing so many different types of people, but he is just so natural playing Mike - it was a joy to see, especially the moment Jane had to put the glasses back on.The return of Kylie &amp; Jason was nice, but a great shame we didn&#039;t see more&nbsp; interaction with other cast members - especially Mike &amp; Jane, it was very obvious that they were never on set together and that was very disappointing - but by the magic of television it seems they did.Overall a brilliant way to end a 37 year old series, no deaths, no explotions, no drama, just people being people and living their lives. I had a feeling that when all the houses were up for sale that all the old residents would buy them and move back...but maybe that&#039;s what the writers hoped people would think.It was pure nostalgia and brilliantly executed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pete lashmar, post: 333309, member: 606"] I've not watched the show for many many years but tuned into the final episode. Making Mike and Jane the main storyline was genius and Guy and Annie were fantastic. Guy has had such a brilliant movie career, playing so many different types of people, but he is just so natural playing Mike - it was a joy to see, especially the moment Jane had to put the glasses back on. The return of Kylie & Jason was nice, but a great shame we didn't see more interaction with other cast members - especially Mike & Jane, it was very obvious that they were never on set together and that was very disappointing - but by the magic of television it seems they did. Overall a brilliant way to end a 37 year old series, no deaths, no explotions, no drama, just people being people and living their lives. I had a feeling that when all the houses were up for sale that all the old residents would buy them and move back...but maybe that's what the writers hoped people would think. It was pure nostalgia and brilliantly executed. [/QUOTE]

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