abethell-2
Joined Jan 2004
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Australians make great children's TV series and Snobs is one of these.
I can see primary school-13 year olds liking this, but I think older high school kids will find the themes and plots a bit repetitive and simplistic.
I love the dog SNOBS -I assume she is a Blue Heeler.
Aust TV is very good at caricatures-and the adults in this are very good.
They even film the children doing schoolwork in the classroom-which is something you do not often seen Aust TV schoolkids doing.
In Blue Water High they are surfing In Saddle Club they are riding horses.
I think I would like the snobs to win occasionally as they do in real life-if not at school then certainly in real life in the suburbs in which they live.
In the Eastern States it is the Eastern Suburrb beaches-in Perth it is the Western Suburbs. It is unaffordable for young families.
Great series that should export well for the scenery and nice feel about it. No Columbine massacre in these schools-just a little bit of horseplay.
I can see primary school-13 year olds liking this, but I think older high school kids will find the themes and plots a bit repetitive and simplistic.
I love the dog SNOBS -I assume she is a Blue Heeler.
Aust TV is very good at caricatures-and the adults in this are very good.
They even film the children doing schoolwork in the classroom-which is something you do not often seen Aust TV schoolkids doing.
In Blue Water High they are surfing In Saddle Club they are riding horses.
I think I would like the snobs to win occasionally as they do in real life-if not at school then certainly in real life in the suburbs in which they live.
In the Eastern States it is the Eastern Suburrb beaches-in Perth it is the Western Suburbs. It is unaffordable for young families.
Great series that should export well for the scenery and nice feel about it. No Columbine massacre in these schools-just a little bit of horseplay.
In the 70's there were some good Australian TV soaps made that reflected a changing society especially when it came to relationships. Or perhaps it was just that people were able to show for real what had been happening previously but never shown on conservative 1960's TV.
No 96 will stand the test of time because gave viewers first full frontal (I think) seen by Abigail.
It will seem a bit cheap and nasty but you must remember that they would make at least 1-2 one hour episodes per week over a 40 week season.
I think the late 1970's series-SOAP with Billy Crystal is similar in that it mentions society changes like gays and infidelity-in a campish , funny way.
No 96 will stand the test of time because gave viewers first full frontal (I think) seen by Abigail.
It will seem a bit cheap and nasty but you must remember that they would make at least 1-2 one hour episodes per week over a 40 week season.
I think the late 1970's series-SOAP with Billy Crystal is similar in that it mentions society changes like gays and infidelity-in a campish , funny way.
I loved this series though it did get a bit sidetracked at the end.
My favourite was Olivia (Zoe Bertram) as I was late teenager.
I was saddened to learn about 5 years after he left series Jon Blake was badly injured in car accident whilst making a film in Yorke Peninsula (SA) -I think.
Please I wish they would make more TV soaps and not all the cheap and nasty reality TV. I loath Dancing with Stars, Singing with Stars, Ice Skating with Stars.
Stuff the stars give us some actors with script and storyline.
Now only Neighbours and Home & Away on the networks and they have been around for 20 years.
My favourite was Olivia (Zoe Bertram) as I was late teenager.
I was saddened to learn about 5 years after he left series Jon Blake was badly injured in car accident whilst making a film in Yorke Peninsula (SA) -I think.
Please I wish they would make more TV soaps and not all the cheap and nasty reality TV. I loath Dancing with Stars, Singing with Stars, Ice Skating with Stars.
Stuff the stars give us some actors with script and storyline.
Now only Neighbours and Home & Away on the networks and they have been around for 20 years.