Do Ten (and Peach) now show the end credits? I believe Ten, and perhaps Peach too, didn’t show them when the show first returned.
Can the credits (the actual information not the closing sequence) be viewed online anywhere?
If you have prime, the full episodes are there
10 don’t show any credits, they go straight into news update/Bold. Which is a saving grace as I cannot stand the current opening theme song. Neiiiiigh-buurrrsss. Sung as 2 separate words instead of syllables, in some dialect as far removed from Australian English as possible. And why have that chatter around the pool at the end? Annoying.
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Because that’s when good neighbours become good friends. 
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I actually liked the anthrax storyline. In soaps anything is possible and Neighbours tried something new to the show, and I think it worked well. I’m really liking Remi and Cara. The actors playing these characters are very talented and I’m looking forward to seeing how the producers deal with the Andrew/Cara storyline.
I don’t really like Mischa Barton in her role. I understand she was hired to attract the US market but her storyline so far has been quite dull and her acting isn’t all that great. I believe she was only on the show for around six weeks so presumably she’ll be leaving soon.
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Same here, except it was powder from a flower that had dropped on a cabinet! White suits came in the office and shut the office for the day
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and they got to find the perfect blend!!!
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‘Is Matt Wilson returning to Neighbours? Ooh, tongues are wagging!’
That vision was on Ten News before the launch in September and it only confirmed the speculation after he was spotted filming the show earlier.
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Ratings finish in a few weeks. Seeing the show only restarted a couple of months ago have they announced if the show will be having a break or will they continue into the non rating period? I presume it will be the latter to benefit the overseas viewers who may not have a ratings break.
I believe they have planned a break but shorter than usual. Instead of the normal four weeks, they are only doing two weeks now.
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The Truth Comes Out In Neighbours’ Flashback Week.
What Really Happened During The Missing Two Years?
Starts Monday 13 November At 4:00pm On 10 And 10 Play.
It’s time to jump into your DeLorean as we go back in time for Neighbours’ Flashback Week, as explosive secrets from the last two years are finally revealed.
The tell-all lookback episodes will be packed with jaw-dropping surprises, shocking twists and reunions of beloved characters, as we fill in the gaps of exactly what happened in Erinsborough throughout the past two years.
Flashback Week will see the return of fan favourite cast members Takaya Honda (playing David Tanaka) and Matt Wilson (playing Aaron Brennan), as well as the arrival of Logie-nominated actor Hannah Monson, stepping into the role of Nicolette Stone.
Takaya Honda said: “I’m very excited to return to the set of Neighbours and continue the journey of David and Aaron. There’s an abundance of exciting storylines ahead, and I’m positive that the audience will be enamoured by Hana Abe Tucker’s adorable portrayal of Isla and Hannah Monson’s fresh and compelling take on Nicolette.”
Matt Wilson said: “We’re back baby! I’m absolutely thrilled to be back on Ramsay Street. After taking the role of stay-at-home dad for a year, I’m looking forward to having adult conversations. The show has changed so much in all the best ways. Hannah Monson is a blast to work with, creating her very own version of Nicolette that I can’t wait for everyone to see. And our little Isla is now played by Hana Abe-Tucker who is the biggest character on set by a country mile.”
Prepare for the ultimate Ramsay Street reunion, featuring a stellar line-up of former cast members including April Rose Pengilly (Chloe Brennan), Jodi Gordon (Elly Conway), Bonnie Anderson (Bea Nilsson), Jacinta Stapleton (Amy Greenwood), Olivia Junker (Yashvi Rebecchi), Benji McNair (Mal Kennedy), Ian Rawlings (Phil Martin), Morgan Baker (Callum Rebecchi) and Ariel Kaplan (Imogen Willis).
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The synopses for Flashback Week can be found in the highlights slide.
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Anyone watching this? The flashbacks have been quite good in terms of the hook to keep watching but I’m intrigued as to where it’s going and what it’s going to all be about. The storylines themselves are very weak. It’s keeping me watching tho.
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Have the ratings improved somewhat?
I have to say even though Stephen Dennis said the show wouldn’t change, it has, and I love it. This slow build story arc has so far been really well done. The new familys are great and the storyline centring around JJ and the repercussions, has been really good to watch.
I feel like this flashback week is a mess. They spent the last two months not explaining anything and now dropped a ton of back story in four episodes. Not a fan of the retcons and rewrites of history.
The new families are the best thing about the revived Neighbours. They created a very intriguing story that linked the Varga-Murphys with the Rodwells. I actually think that they should have made that possible family link a definite link.
If they wanted to attract new viewers and build an audience, they would have been better off just concentrating on new characters and stories and not bothered with flashbacks and bringing back old characters for short stints.
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Yes as a new viewer I have no idea who these people are, nor care
New viewers was always secondary focus. The primary focus is lapsed and legacy viewers
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