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Neighbours is preparing to make its untimely exit after almost 40 years on our screens, the beloved soap that helped launch the careers of some of today’s biggest stars including actress Margot Robbie, pop star Kylie Minogue and singer Jason Donovan.The show has been on air for 37 years but recently Channel 5 has decided to part ways with the Australian drama, leaving them with no broadcaster for the UK.As a result, the show is gearing up for its final episode, which will be aired in summer 2022.Throughout its near four decade run, the Neighbours brand has seen many unusual branches due to its popularity, including a spin-off series about teenage students and a questionable 8-bit video game.Read on to check out some of the show’s wackiest money makers.Probably the more unconventional concept of the franchise, the Neighbours game featured a whole host of familiar faces as you try to beat your opponent.The player takes on the role of Scott Robinson, who was Jason Donovan’s character, as he speeds around Ramsay Street, the pub, cafe and Erinsborough High School.Of course, it's not as simple as it seems.Any number of obstacles aim to throw you off course, such as emus, kangaroos, cars in traffic, the show’s favourite pooch Bouncer and former resident Mrs Mangle.Scott is joined by Charlene, played by Kylie Minogue, and some other recognisable characters as he tries to make his way round the course to collect Grundy diamonds.Prior to the video game’s inevitable popularity, a much more analogue way of bringing the characters to life was on the shelves.The Neighbours Game, created in 1987, featured a board similar to the one found in Monopoly, with different colours and icons that had their own meanings.Players simply pulled a

Neighbours has confirmed that a whopping 23 ex-cast members will return to the show for a month-long celebration. Ahead of the iconic soap's final episode (number 8,903) on Monday, August 1, former Ramsay Street residents from across four decades will pop in to Erinsborough to give fans a blast of nostalgia.

Neighbours might be ending, but the legacy of the long-running soap lives on thanks to all the epic careers it helped to kick-start. Show bosses announced in March that the iconic Australian show is being axed after 37 years on the air, with the final episode set to be filmed in June.The soap, which began in 1986, has been a breeding ground for acting and singing talent, with many residents of the fictional suburb of Erinsborough going on to make it big in the world of Hollywood and pop music.

Adele. On a recent episode of Graham Norton, Adele recently admitted to being a massive fan of Five when she was younger, along with the Spice Girls.

It looks like Neighbours fans are in for a treat as favourites Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan are reported to be coming back to Ramsey Street for the show's finale. The news comes after the announcement in March that the Australian soap opera will be axed this summer after running for 37 years.The pair played the beloved couple of Scott and Charlene Robinson over 30 years ago on the show and are still a firm favourite with Neighbours fans.

Neighbours couple” Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan will be returning to Ramsay Street for the finale of the long-running soap.In February, the Australian show’s UK broadcaster Channel 5 announced that it will no longer air the series beyond the summer, leading to the cancellation of the show.A statement on the show’s official Twitter read: “We are so sorry to say that after nearly 37 years and almost 9,000 episodes broadcast we have to confirm that Neighbours will cease production in June. From here on, we are celebrating Neighbours.”Speaking about the show, Minogue said: “I’ll be forever grateful for the experience & the friends I made on Neighbours.

After an absence of more than 30 years, Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan, the iconic soap couple will reunite in the roles which made them famous –  Scott Robinson and Charlene Mitchell on Neighbours.Producers said they were thrilled that both Kylie and Jason agreed to return to mark the end of the beloved soap. ”Scott and Charlene are the ultimate Neighbours couple and it would not feel right to end the show without them. We are thrilled that Jason and Kylie have come home to play a very special part in our series finale…”Jason Donovan dn Kylie MinogueThe pair were said to have recently shot their scenes, set to air during the soap’s final episode, at Pin Oak Court in Vermont South, a suburb of Melbourne. The final episode is set to air in Australia August 1. Both Jason and Kylie teased their return with matching Instagram posts showing the front page of a Neighbours script with their characters names. Natalie Bassingthwaite replied to Donovan’s post saying, “Ahh you did it!! YES!” while Courtney Act replied “gagged.”It has been an emotional experience for them, for us and I'm sure it will be for our viewers." – Neighbours EP Jason Herbison.— Neighbours (@neighbours) May 1, 2022Neighbours fans were thrilled by the news with one tweeting “Omg when I heard this news late last night I well got teary.

Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue have reportedly confirmed they will be returning to the set of Neighbours following a teaser of the show's script on social media.

Eamonn Holmes on GB News today.Scott, who is now a family man, shot to fame when he dominated the charts alongside his other group members Sean Conlon, Ritchie Neville, Jason 'J' Brown and Abz Love.The band had their posters plastered on the walls of fans from all over the country.Now, 19 years later, the pop star has remained in showbiz, presenting The Big Drive Home afternoon show on Radio Essex.However, Scott's appearance had changed slightly as he has grown a huge beard, making even some of even the most ardent 90s pop fans struggle to recognise him.Ahead of his appearance on GB News, Scott explained he would soon be on air with Eamonn.In view of his 26,100 followers, he took to his Instagram stories and shared a video message on his way to the studios in London.Sitting in the back seat of the car, he explained: "Early pick-up this morning."I'm on my way to GB News.

exclusively to the Daily Star about some of their defining moments.These days, the iconic British boyband comprises Ritchie Neville, Scott Robinson and Sean Conlon, without the other two original members Abz Love and Jason Brown.The group first parted ways in 2001 and had a very turbulent ending with bandmates clashing and multiple members struggling with their mental health.Talking about some of his lowest moments, Ritchie explained: "I remember there were times on stage back in the day where there was so much going on in your head but you could physically do the performance because the moves were that integrated into your body."But I remember having such insecurity one night that I felt like the most worthless member of the band and all these 15,000 people had only come to see the other four."I was having its proper mental battle and I did have a 'couple of nights on the vodka' and it was the third night I was at it but I remember you could be doing it all and all the movies but you just wouldn't be feeling it."The 2022 trio all agreed that things are definitely different this time around and actively communicate with one another when things may get a little rocky.Scott also said: "Now, if I'm struggling on a night, I would phone them or knock on their hotel room door and say 'I'm having a moment'."Then we would talk about it through the night but you wouldn't have done that back in the day because it wasn't spoken about."The group performed to an intimate crowd at the Snug Presents event and played some of their biggest bops.Also, be sure to check out Five's new album Time which is available on all music platforms to support the stars and listen to some of their new tunes. For more of the latest showbiz and TV news

Emily Atack when he featured on Celebrity Juice recently. Ritchie, 42, revealed this exclusively to the Daily Star and said that ITV2 producers actually stopped him from doing so behind the scenes.The iconic boyband used to rock the nineties and noughties charts with banging tunes such as Keep On Movin' and Everybody Get Up and on Sunday (April 10) they came back with an epic performance at a Snug event.After the throwback gig, which saw Ritchie Neville, Scott Robinson and Sean Conlon hit the stage, the lads chatted exclusively to the Daily Star about some seriously naughty noughties nostalgia.Talking about his Celeb Juice appearance, the topic came up about how panellist Emily Atack has asked show bookers to bring on people that she fancies.Speculating on whether that could include him, Ritchie said: "Somebody did tell me, as I don't watch stuff back as I would get into self-loathing if I did that, but someone said that she said I had nice arms.

One Direction's demise before it happened.The group used to rock the nineties and noughties charts with banging tunes such as Keep On Movin' and Everybody Get Up and on Sunday (April 10) they came back with an epic performance a Snug event.After the throwback gig, which saw three original members hit the stage, the lads chatted exclusively to the Daily Star about some seriously naughty noughties nostalgia.Nowadays, the iconic British group comprises Ritchie Neville, Scott Robinson and Sean Conlon, without Abz Love and Jason Brown.The group first split up in 2001 and had a bit of a turbulent ending with bandmates clashing and members struggling with their mental health.From going through their own rough spotlight experience, Five also recognised the struggle within One Direction which parted ways in 2016.Talking about the joy of performing again, Scott told the Daily Star: "I love what we do now and the fact that we three are still flying the flag for Five, I genuinely, I'm not just saying this, it's a joy to be in Five."It really is and I think it shows on stage, even fans say to us now 'we can see you guys want to be there.'"Looking back at One Direction's breakup, Scott continued: "I remember watching a performance with Sean and Take That had done a performance and One Direction had done a performance."Take That, there were three of them and they were having the times of their lives and you could see their eyes and they were happy."Cut to One Direction, and they looked dead behind the eyes."He added: "When you look at footage of us from back in the day, we were dead behind the eyes.

Neighbours will air its final episode later this year.Over the decades, the serial drama has been a breeding ground for new talent with many becoming Hollywood stars including Russell Crowe and Margot Robbie. Australian actress Anne Haddy joined the soap as Helen Daniels in 1985 and quickly became a fan favourite.She left the soap in 1997 after 12 years in Ramsay Street, two years before tragic death.Before joining Neighbours, she played many other roles on Australian television and was known for appearing in shows such as Prisoner: Cell Block H, Homicide, The Restless Years and Sons and Daughters.Anne was also a renowned children's presenter and part of the original team of the local version of Play School, a show which also launched national soap stars.She also a voice artist, providing her voice in some animated series, but it was Neighbours where viewers took the actress into their hearts.The soap star played the matriarch role of Helen, mother of another veteran character Jim, played by Alan Dave.Anne appeared in the very first episode in 1985 and would go on to star in over 1000 episodes.Even her husband, radio and stage actor James Condon, who Anne married in 1977, appeared in Neighbours episodes during her time of playing Helen.She was part of many big storylines and the character passed away while watching a video of her grandson Scott Robinson's wedding to Charlene Mitchell, played by Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue.Anne battled with illness for many years.

NEIGHBOURS star Jason Donovan has revealed that he has a very famous dad who also appeared in the Aussie soap. Soap fans may not be aware that Jason, who played Scott Robinson on the Australian show, is the son of Terence Donovan, who portrayed builder and family man Doug Willis on the programme.

Amanda Holden is set to play Harriet in Australian soap Neighbours and her niece is played by her long-term friend’s daughter.Harlow Robinson is played by Jemma Donovan, daughter of Neighbours legend Jason Donovan.Back in the 80s, Jason Donovan played Scott Robinson and pop princess Kylie Minogue, who was then in her teenage years, played Charlene Robinson.The couple were extremely popular throughout their time on the show and became pop culture icons overnight.Jemma joined the soap in 2019 after she met her on-screen father Robert Robinson in a prison visiting room and has been a solid character ever since.Now, Heart Radio host Amanda Holden is making an appearance on Ramsay Street as her aunt.The pair were spotted filming in Waterloo, London back in October 2021 and the episodes are set to air later this year.Amanda spoke at a Q+A session and recalled the first time she met the actress: “I met [Jemma Donovan] when she was a little girl, but not as a grown woman, so it is weird when you see your friend’s daughter in a work situation all those years later. I’ve known Jason for a long time.”She then revealed: “He won’t remember this but when he was a pop star, I queued up when I was 21, just to get his autograph when he was in Joseph.

Amanda Holden has opened up on how "lucky" she feels to have such a close bond with Australian superstar singer Kylie Minogue. The Britain's Got Talent judge even went as far as to say she's "BFFs" with the pop princess. Amanda, 51, who has been working with her daughter Lexi on modelling deals, was first introduced to the former Neighbours star, who got her big break on the soap back in the 1980s, by celebrity makeup artist Christian Vermaak.

JASON Donovan looks different from his days on Neighbours as he enjoys a night out in London after the soap was cancelled. The actor, 53, who played Scott Robinson on the Aussie soap looked stylish in an all-black ensemble at a party in Notting Hill.

Since we first met the residents of Ramsay Street back in 1986, Britain has proved the most loyal fanbase for Neighbours. So fans are reeling from the news that the soap is due to finish filming this year.

Scott Robinson captured the hearts of teenagers across the country during the 90s as part of boyband 5ive. After beating 3,000 wannabes, one of which was Russell Brand, Scott embarked on his path to stardom in 1997 when he was just 17.

Neighbours is reportedly hoping to reunite Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan for the Australian soap's farewell scenes as it faces being axed in the UK. According to new reports, Jason, 53, is said to have told show bosses that he is flying to Melbourne in April and he could potentially shoot a "dramatic comeback" — but he wants to be joined by Kylie, 53. Jason played Scott Robinson on the soap from 1986–1989 while Kylie played his on-screen wife Charlene Robinson from 1986–1988.

Scott and Charlene - aka Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan - could be heading back to Ramsay Street.