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<blockquote data-quote="cobbles" data-source="post: 235562" data-attributes="member: 5138"><p>Suprised there's that much interest in it to a warrant a DVD release and a rerun, but if there is then why not. Although I guess the model Talking Pictures use means it being one of the more forgotten and one of the shortest running soaps works to their benefit. Apparently they showed in 2016 - it seems they (or more correctly, their parent company) own the vast majority of Southern television archives, which is probably how it ended up with a rerun.</p><p></p><p>Doesn't really point us to many other classic soap runs given many are owned by Granada/ITV or others. Everyone knows where my interest in this topic lies primarily at this point - and whilst it's good to see some soapy shows getting a rerun there's not much to take optimism, personally - even if there is in general optimism for people who like the show itself. </p><p></p><p>I note BBC4 have began rerunning 2008 EE during lockdown, noting it here for those who might not have seen that one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cobbles, post: 235562, member: 5138"] Suprised there's that much interest in it to a warrant a DVD release and a rerun, but if there is then why not. Although I guess the model Talking Pictures use means it being one of the more forgotten and one of the shortest running soaps works to their benefit. Apparently they showed in 2016 - it seems they (or more correctly, their parent company) own the vast majority of Southern television archives, which is probably how it ended up with a rerun. Doesn't really point us to many other classic soap runs given many are owned by Granada/ITV or others. Everyone knows where my interest in this topic lies primarily at this point - and whilst it's good to see some soapy shows getting a rerun there's not much to take optimism, personally - even if there is in general optimism for people who like the show itself. I note BBC4 have began rerunning 2008 EE during lockdown, noting it here for those who might not have seen that one. [/QUOTE]
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