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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 443559" data-attributes="member: 23">Yes - that&#039;s pretty much my thought process on it as well. It&#039;s strange to think of a world where Richmond Hill took off and H&amp;A wasn&#039;t given the support of a British channel, or ended up relegated to the 3:30pm Sons and Daughters/The Young Doctors slot. The way it worked out was inevitable really. H&amp;A was really strong right from the start. From what I remember, Richmond Hill - despite the familiar Watson/Grundy pairing and some well-known faces* - was fairly lifeless. * It&#039;s kind of funny that Gwen Plumb appeared in the original cast of both, but when H&amp;A was picked up from the pilot, she opted to go with RH. It&#039;s understandable as Mum Foote was more of a departure for her, whereas gossip Doris Peters was Ada Simmonds redux. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 443559, member: 23"] Yes - that's pretty much my thought process on it as well. It's strange to think of a world where [I]Richmond Hill[/I] took off and [I]H&A [/I]wasn't given the support of a British channel, or ended up relegated to the 3:30pm [I]Sons and Daughters/The Young Doctors[/I] slot. The way it worked out was inevitable really.[I] H&A [/I]was really strong right from the start. From what I remember, [I]Richmond Hill -[/I] despite the familiar Watson/Grundy pairing and some well-known faces* - was fairly lifeless. * [I][SIZE=3]It's kind of funny that Gwen Plumb appeared in the original cast of both, but when H&A was picked up from the pilot, she opted to go with RH. It's understandable as Mum Foote was more of a departure for her, whereas gossip Doris Peters was Ada Simmonds redux. [/SIZE][/I] [/QUOTE]

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