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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&#039;Drama" data-source="post: 94259" data-attributes="member: 23"><p><em>Nearest And Dearest </em>is over now. At least in a manner of speaking. </p><p></p><p>The final series continued the enjoyment. The final episode was an "away from home" one, where Nellie and Eli were staying in a remote house that was said to be haunted. It was fun enough, but far from a definitive ending. Even the line in which it was revealed that the beetroot boiler had blown up didn't make it sound serious enough for the show to end. </p><p></p><p>It was a nice little run and a worthy discovery for me. </p><p></p><p>I finished the fun off with the film version, which basically lifted the scripts of a handful of episodes (Nellie and Eli's holiday in Blackpool, for example. Or the one where Nellie was almost proposed to) and re-shot them with some nicer location footage. It was pleasing to see all the regulars get their moment on the big screen. Apart from Stan's gurning friend, of course, who was recast. </p><p></p><p>In all, a nice little time capsule for the show. The tone is a little different for film, but it still worked fine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 94259, member: 23"] [I]Nearest And Dearest [/I]is over now. At least in a manner of speaking. The final series continued the enjoyment. The final episode was an "away from home" one, where Nellie and Eli were staying in a remote house that was said to be haunted. It was fun enough, but far from a definitive ending. Even the line in which it was revealed that the beetroot boiler had blown up didn't make it sound serious enough for the show to end. It was a nice little run and a worthy discovery for me. I finished the fun off with the film version, which basically lifted the scripts of a handful of episodes (Nellie and Eli's holiday in Blackpool, for example. Or the one where Nellie was almost proposed to) and re-shot them with some nicer location footage. It was pleasing to see all the regulars get their moment on the big screen. Apart from Stan's gurning friend, of course, who was recast. In all, a nice little time capsule for the show. The tone is a little different for film, but it still worked fine. [/QUOTE]
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