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Network Ten Charlene Mitchell, Henry Ramsay and Madge and Harold Bishop – characters from the long-running Australian soap opera Neighbors. OPINION : I’ll admit something most of my closest friends don’t know: I’m a huge Neighbors fan. Since 1987, I have spent about 84 days of my life engrossed in the lives of the citizens of Ramsay St. Forget politics, Erinsborough is my Mastermind subject specialist. I know which Spice Girls made the cameo (Baby), the name of the real-life stalemate where exterior filming took place (Pin Oak Court) and who went sailing and never came back (Marlene). Everyone remembers Bouncer’s dream, but do you know the name of Lucy Robinson’s dog, which she replaced? (Basil, he drowns – one of Guy Pearce’s best performances). READ MORE: * Last Neighbor episode aired in September * Neighbors: Ramsay Street Road to fame * Timestamps when the British slam the door on the Neighbors * Looking back at the 1980s Neighbors script, how much has it really cha

Neighboring star Ryan Moloney has revealed that he is eyeing acting roles again after shifting his focus to a career in construction. In an interview with Mark Dolan on GB News last night, Ryan, 42, who has played Jarrod ‘Toadfish’ Rebecchi on soap operas since 1995, said that after the success of this week’s finale, he was again considering working on a large and small scale. screen. ‘I want to do more acting and more TV and movies. I want to come to England and try one of your plays. It would be really special’ he said. Neighboring star Ryan Moloney (pictured) has revealed that he is eyeing acting roles again after shifting his focus to a career in construction. Ryan explained: ‘I just didn’t say no to anything and in the meantime I was doing civil construction. ‘I’m about to start doing civil construction and have to do what every little kid dreams of and learn how to drive a truck and excavator and dig a big hole, so this is all one big adventure.’ Asked how much contact h

Neighboring fans and critics alike praised Hollywood star Guy Pearce for his impressive ‘commitment’ to the final series. The 54-year-old actor, who played Mike Young from 1986 to 1989, returned to Ramsay Street for the last time on Thursday’s episode as the beloved Australian soap opera ended after 37 historic years. Many viewers flocked to social media to thank Pearce for returning for a proper and satisfying storyline, instead of just making a brief cameo. Neighboring fans and critics alike praised Hollywood star Guy Pearce for his impressive ‘commitment’ to the final series. (Depicted as Mike Young in the finale) “I have a lot of respect for Guy Pearce. The guy had a true Hollywood career and is still back for the #NeighboursFinale,” one fan tweeted. ‘Not just doing cameos and never acting like that under him.’ ‘Award-winning international actor Guy Pearce’s heartfelt commitment to honoring the incredibly simple and well-engaged #Neighbours storyline is just mint. What a ch