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A Chronological History of Australian Soap
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<blockquote data-quote="Carrie Fairchild" data-source="post: 416493" data-attributes="member: 673"><p>Sorry, I stand corrected. <em>Two Way Mirror</em> was actually a Grundy production. Not sure how its theme made it on to a Crawford show but I’m glad it did, as it became one of the classics.</p><p></p><p>Crawfords definitely did cultivate a reputation for being responsible for more prestige drama, off the back of <em>The Sullivans</em> particularly. You could see that in the way they marketed <em>Carson’s Law</em>. They only occasionally dipped their toes into the “trashier” end of the soap market with the likes of <em>The Box</em>, their attempt to replicate the sex and sin success of <em>Number 96</em> and notorious flop, <em>Holiday Island</em>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Carrie Fairchild, post: 416493, member: 673"] Sorry, I stand corrected. [I]Two Way Mirror[/I] was actually a Grundy production. Not sure how its theme made it on to a Crawford show but I’m glad it did, as it became one of the classics. Crawfords definitely did cultivate a reputation for being responsible for more prestige drama, off the back of [I]The Sullivans[/I] particularly. You could see that in the way they marketed [I]Carson’s Law[/I]. They only occasionally dipped their toes into the “trashier” end of the soap market with the likes of [I]The Box[/I], their attempt to replicate the sex and sin success of [I]Number 96[/I] and notorious flop, [I]Holiday Island[/I]. [/QUOTE]
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