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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 185518" data-attributes="member: 27">Has Geoffrey had his &#039;personality transformation&#039; yet?&nbsp; Makes Jane&#039;s and Marion&#039;s look positively tame in comparison.I always thought they threw away a perfectly good (that is, &quot;tidy&quot;) ending scenario when they paired Jane with Geoffrey, and Marion with Harvey.&nbsp; I mean, talk about two sides of the same coin!&nbsp; But when they quickly put a stop to that, I assumed it was because they felt the four characters would become boring if paired with &quot;perfect&quot; mates.&nbsp; Tom and Diana were of course the stars of this piece, but the supporting characters also lent a lot to the show&#039;s enjoyment.&nbsp; Even the &quot;extreme supporting&quot; characters like Basil the Sex Machine (is this what became of Audrey Fforbes-Hamilton&#039;s &#039;outside man&#039; Ned?) and Antonio the gardener lent a lot to the series.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 185518, member: 27"] Has Geoffrey had his 'personality transformation' yet? Makes Jane's and Marion's look positively tame in comparison. I always thought they threw away a perfectly good (that is, "tidy") ending scenario when they paired Jane with Geoffrey, and Marion with Harvey. I mean, talk about two sides of the same coin! But when they quickly put a stop to that, I assumed it was because they felt the four characters would become boring if paired with "perfect" mates. Tom and Diana were of course the stars of this piece, but the supporting characters also lent a lot to the show's enjoyment. Even the "extreme supporting" characters like [I]Basil the Sex Machine ([/I]is this what became of Audrey Fforbes-Hamilton's 'outside man' Ned?) and Antonio the gardener lent a lot to the series. [/QUOTE]

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