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Hot on the heels of the Bold cast departing our shores, we continue celebrating 30 memorable years of the much-loved daytime soap with our pick of key plots and the stars’ own favourite storylines. We hope you enjoy the trip down memory lane. Locally, in Summer Bay, Marilyn is living in fear … so check out our feature on what’s coming up for the beloved character. Aussie golden girl, chanteuse and star of The Voice , Delta Goodrem , shakes up House Husbands . Don’t miss her on the Nine drama. It’s been a turbulent few months for 800 Words and the season’s final episode is no exception. We give you the lowdown. And you’ll love…

A chance meeting with Travis’s ex-girlfriend Michelle revives Billy’s drive to split the couple up. Despite his past assurances that he no longer has any romantic interest in Victoria, Billy can’t help but angrily sweat over her budding love affair with the seemingly perfect Travis. He’s jealous that the blonde barman turned corporate hotshot appears to be a much better partner to Victoria than he ever was and takes every opportunity to direct slings and arrows at Travis. Speculating that Billy (Jason Thompson) is jealous of their happiness, Travis (Michael Roark) warns Billy to stop interfering in his life when Billy blatantly interrogates him about eventually marrying Victoria (Amelia Heinle). In no rush to become a Newman in-law, Travis fends off Billy’s taunts about the nightmare of marrying into the…

Steffy isn’t in a forgiving mood and she smashes Sally’s face into the wedding cake. Lovesick Zende keeps pushing for a genuine reconciliation with Nicole, but she only becomes even more confused about her feelings for him. Noticing her sister’s turmoil, Maya asks Nicole to look inside her heart and ask if she still loves Zende. After a moment, Nicole beams that she does. Without knowing Nicole’s (Reign Edwards) change of mind, Zende (Rome Flynn) once again approaches her and asks her to marry him. Zende is stunned, then elated, when Nicole accepts his proposal. News of Zende and Nicole’s engagement spreads quickly throughout both sides of the family. Everyone is surprised when the couple announces that they want to exchange vows as soon as possible. Zende asks his grandfather…

NEIGHBOURS WEEKNIGHTS AT 6.30PM ON ELEVEN Finally the cat is out of the bag and everyone knows Jack is the real father of Paige’s baby, including the man himself. Now there are plenty of questions as Jack, a priest, works out how to carry on his vocation while also being a father. But the controversial situation means things won’t be easy. With Lauren and Brad planning to move to Queensland, Paige has the option of going with them. She had decided to stay in town so Jack can be a father but Amy has been in her ear, warning her about how much damage could be done to the parish if Paige stays. Now Paige wants to leave right away. She tells Jack, who struggles to make sense of her…

Mother-daughter duo Valerie, 61, and Courtney, 29, have survived the Instant Restaurant round to battle their way through the location challenges on My Kitchen Rules . The Brisbane ladies love to cook food from their Anglo-Indian heritage and tell TV SOAP just how much being on the show has enhanced their bond. How were your nerves at this stage of the competition? The stakes are getting higher, so the nerves are definitely more prominent. Also now we are surrounded by the best cooks so that’s an added pressure to prove yourself. Did you have a strategy for this part of the competition? Practice makes perfect. We made sure we did our homework, took the judges’ critiques on board and tried to be intelligent…

WIN ALL DAY CAFE COOK BOOK Thanks to Murdoch Books , 7 lucky TV SOAP readers will win the cook book All Day Cafe, valued at $39.99 each. That’s a total prize value of $279.93 ! A blend of delicious food and urban lifestyle, All Day Cafe offers more than 100 recipes for sublime cafe meals you can cook at home. On the menu are easy seasonal ideas for every meal of the day, including: Salmon eggs with red onion and dill salsa or French toast with balsamic strawberries, for a fresh spring breakfast; Raspberry friands and cherry pie with vanilla ice-cream, for a summer teatime treat; Pulled pork burgers with apple slaw or Mushroom and leek tart for a long autumn lunch; and Pappardelle with beef cheek and gremolata…

WIN GAME PACK Thanks to Crown & Andrews , 13 lucky TV SOAP readers will win a game pack, valued at $79.90 each. That’s a total prize value of $1038.70 ! Crown & Andrews presents two fun new games suitable for kids and the whole family. There’s the classic family game Loopin’ Louie (RRP $39.95)! You’d better watch out, Louie is out and about and it’s up to each player to protect their chickens from being knocked by his dizzy diving. The player with the last chicken standing wins! Suitable for 2-4 players aged 4 and over. There’s also Pass the Pen (RRP $39.95), the world’s fastest drawing game. With the pen tip disappearing as you play, you only have 10 seconds to draw while all the other players guess.…

The wonderful, never-ending story of the Forrester family and their world has been enthralling us for 30 years! The Bold and the Beautiful first aired in the US in March 1987, and in Australia, on Network Ten, in November of that year. There have been characters we’ve loved, hated, loved to hate and hated to love — but they’ve always delivered drama, romance and surprises. The show’s longest-serving actors are John McCook as Eric Forrester and Katherine Kelly Lang as Brooke Logan, who have been wowing us since the very first episode. Here we look back at some of the top storylines for each of B& B’s tumultuous years. See also “Our favourite B&B storylines”, page 16. 1987: While toiling as a caterer…

As Phyllis leaves to pack her bags, Jack suddenly grips her into a passionate kiss. Revenge is the strongest desire Jack has felt in a long time as he manoeuvres to orchestrate Victor’s downfall, ultimately blaming him for the destruction of his marriage to Phyllis and her subsequent affair with his brother Billy. Declaring that Phyllis (Gina Tognoni) means absolutely nothing to him any more, Jack (Peter Bergman) has focused on causing crippling corporate headaches for Victor (Eric Braeden). Once his plans have taken shape, Victor strikes back, negating the damage that’s been done to Newman Enterprises by publicly exposing Jack’s henchman. The defeat leaves Jack angry and at a loss as to how to rebuild his reputation and his only consolation is an awareness that Phyllis bent over backwards…

Phil Bryant (Vince Martin) The hunky farmer took Marilyn’s breath away from the moment they met, and she excitedly announced to all she was to leave to become a lady of the land. Phil was almost 20 years older than Marilyn and far more mature, but theirs was a hot relationship that led to a romantic marriage. This marked Marilyn’s first exit from Summer Bay. Donald Fisher (Norman Coburn) It was an unlikely but sweet romance when school principal Donald Fisher began tutoring Marilyn when she returned to school as a mature-age student. The pair slowly fell in love and then married, but after the death of their baby son Byron, the marriage never recovered, and Marilyn fled to live in the UK.…

The emotional season finale of 800 Words has arrived. As we look forward to more adventures from George and the gang — with season three now in production — TV SOAP takes a look back at the biggest shocks to hit Weld during season two. 1 JAN IS PREGNANT When the mid-season finale aired late last year, for a few short moments we all thought George (Erik Thomson) had stumbled upon his happy ever after when he and Fiona (Michelle Langstone) had a surprise smooch. Then the shock came after George’s video chat to Jan (Bridie Carter) ended — we saw she had a baby bump and we were all left assuming George was the dad and that this might spell problems for his new-found love with Fiona. 2 THREE…

EASTENDERS Mondays to Thursdays at 7.50pm on UKTV In desperate need of a distraction from the upcoming finalisation of her baby’s adoption process, Denise throws herself into her work at the Minute Mart but with her emotions quickly fraying, she snaps. Cornering a local journalist, Denise trashes the ugly state of the surrounding community, including businesses like the Minute Mart. Once her comments are printed, she endures backlash from the area manager who demands a meeting so she can explain her actions. To add to Denise’s woes, Kim interferes in her sister’s business to defend her to the manager. But, thanks to her unsolicited involvement, Denise misinterprets the manager’s words and ends up suspended from her job. The outcome couldn’t come at a worse time for Denise as she receives…

House Husbands just isn’t the same without Gyton Grantley as Kane.That being said, Hugh s Nick is a welcome addition to the cast and I am enjoying watching his scenes play out. I love the enthusiasm his character has for teaching and music. Most of all it’s good to show a younger man can fall for an older woman with a strong personality who is also raising a son on her own. Nick isn’t threatened by Rachel’s ( Jane Allsop ) tough attitude and settled lifestyle, rather it complements his own boyish nature. I’m worried that they’ll break up for good though and I hope this doesn’t happen! J. Gabb, Coffs Harbour, NSW. WIN The author of the Star letter will win this great pack from STAEDTLER, valued…

ARIANNE ZUCKER TO FAREWELL DAYS After close to 20 years on the soap, Arianne Zucker is leaving Days of Our Lives. The 42-year-old played Nicole Walker, who was once married to EJ DiMera ( James Scott ) and is perhaps most famous for a baby-swap storyline with Sami Brady ( Alison Sweeney ). Zucker’s contract ends in April so she will remain on air for a while as the show is filmed six months ahead. GRANT SHOW LANDS TOP DYNASTY ROLE The Dynasty reboot has just cast its patriarch, with the role of oil tycoon Blake Carrington going to Melrose Place actor Grant Show . Reviving the US series are Gossip Girl creators Stephanie Savage and Josh Schwartz . Dynasty follows two wealthy families and the feud between Fallon Carrington…

Mother and daughter fret that the gossip-hungry Hilary is about to unleash a media circus. For months, Mariah pleaded with Sharon to be honest about baby Sully’s true identity and despaired in stricken silence as her mother relentlessly dug a deeper hole for both of them. Now that the truth is out, Mariah knows that her own day of reckoning is finally coming. Upon hearing the awful details of the story from Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrickson), Kevin (Greg Rikaart) also knows that Mariah (Camryn Grimes) may face legal retribution for aiding and abetting Sharon’s (Sharon Case) crime. Despite accepting that Mariah only acted in her mother’s best interests, he suspects that Nick (Joshua Morrow) may press charges and hopes to spare his ex-girlfriend that heartache. Cornering Mariah at GC Buzz, Kevin…

Throughout her short life, Faith Newman has endured much mental anguish over the often destructive actions of the adults in her world — and her pain has grown now that the truth about her baby brother Sully (aka Christian) has emerged. With the arguments over Sharon’s (Sharon Case) crucial role in the cover-up of Christian’s kidnapping and true identity becoming more heated, Faith (Aly Lind) senses the drama, soon leading to her discovery of the shocking scandal surrounding the baby. Struggling to comprehend the despicable actions of the now-deceased Dr Anderson, Faith is shattered to hear that her mother and Dylan (Steve Burton) have willingly relinquished Christian into Nick’s (Joshua Morrow) custody. Demanding answers about the “mistakes” that Sharon has made, a confused Faith wants to see the baby and…

The most watched soap in the world, The Bold and the Beautiful, is celebrating 30 years since it first premiered on US TV on March 23, 1987. Created by the late William J. Bell and his wife Lee Phillip Bell, the soap has brought us many crazy, beautiful, outrageous and touching stories over the years. While in Australia recently to film episodes for their anniversary, the stars sat down with TV SOAP for a chat about all things B&B. Pierson Fode (Thomas), Heather Tom (Katie), Thorsten Kaye (Ridge), John McCook (Eric) and Rena Sofer (Quinn) each revealed their favourite storyline from over the years. And there have been plenty to choose from. There was the time Thorne (Clayton Norcross) shot Ridge (Ronn Moss) after Ridge tricked his brother’s wife Caroline…

The claws are back. So is the haircut. And the muscles. But in the new — and last — chapter of the Wolverine saga, Logan is old. Very old. Older than Hugh Jackman. And despite turning grey on screen and portraying a mutant with failing healing powers, the 48-year-old Australian star loves his superhero alter ego more than ever. And so does the most important woman in the heart-throb’s life: Deborra-lee Furness. “It’s weird, my wife actually liked the look,” he sighs with relief when I meet him at the Crosby Street Hotel in his adopted home, New York City. “I am very encouraged by this film, because I think I look probably 15 years older than I do in real life. And she was like, ‘That is the hottest…

Reality show The Biggest Loser has had many incarnations over the years but since season two one thing has remained the same and that’s trainer Shannan Ponton. While he is known for his tough-love approach, he says his experience with TBL has been enlightening both on a personal and professional level. The series has taught him never to judge a book by its cover and he admits that working on the show is actually what gives him inspiration and zest for his own life. He tells TV SOAP how this season outranks all others — and says it’s more likely to help you on your on health and fitness journey than ever before. How would you describe the experience of filming this season? For me it’s the show that I’ve…