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Poor wee innocent Nick. But how does Marj know what extras are?

Good move, Meredith, kicking the conniving creep to the kerb. And I for one love Carrie.

every so often Marj pulls off being a nice mum, like in this episode.

With special thanks to Hills Flooring Ltd for sponsoring the episode.who are still in business all these your's later but just known as Hills now

See in the 90s we were accustomed to a cliffhanger like this...now it's painful to have to wait a week for the next installment! Life was tough back then...

I'm another Meredith fan - she certainly doesn't deserve what Guy is doing, and I wish she wasn't so down on herself. On another note - if i had a secret child locked away, I'd leave the evidence of it locked up pretty tight too. When I was a kid, I'd go looking for my parents' secrets - surprised Guy or Chris haven't.

Shorts Selects videos 17-40 need to be renamed 16-39. Since they're out of sequence.

A very important carry over question from the previous episode: how DID Leonard get all that stuff to the clinic? Nice family the last couple of episodes as well.

Thanks Shorty uploader appreciate you putting these episodes up

I really don't see the point in Olivia. Or why Nick would be interested in her.

We've finally arrived at the point Rachel's stopped being clingy and fawning over Stuart. She's reached her final form. About time.

The police believe they may have found Tom Neilson Darryl and Stuart's missing for months father and Marj's absencee husband. You see. Marj cannot marry Laurie Brasch until everything in regards to Tom is sorted. She would be a bigamist other wise. Marj is still very much Tom's wife but in the event of Tom's upcoming death then Marj will happily marry Laurie.

Seeing Sam and TP talking makes me sad knowing what's coming not long from now...

I feel for Ken Blackburn a bit. He was so natural as Sir Bruce but he apparently disliked the role because of how harsh and vile Sir Bruce was. There's your difference between Sir Bruce and Doc Mac though: Michael was a bit of a tight-fisted prat, but he was a good man underneath it all. Bruce was a scumbag.

Thanks so much for the episode, @shortlandst Have a wonderful weekend everyone.

Thanks so much for the episode, @shortlandst

Thanks so much for the episode, @shortlandst

Thanks so much for the episode, @shortlandst

Thanks so much for the episode, @shortlandst

Great plug for Once Were Warriors with Hone reading the book in the scene halfway thru. Wonder if he was filming it at the same time.

Spoiler alert: no one has mentioned the most horrifying thing about this episode: using tongs and knives and forks to eat the fish and chips. And there's no evidence of sauce.

I remember watching this in about 1995 as 17 year old around the time there was a change from in the female nurses uniforms from blue uniforms to peachy orange ones. The famle nurses uniforms aren't too dissimilar to what we had and still have today. What has changed is the Ambulances which are larger squarer and have green and yellow chequered stripes on their sides. Here in the UK Green and Yellow is the Ambulance, blue and yellow is the police and red and yellow is the fire brigade. To those here who commented on censored language It isn't unusual for soap operas made in Australia and New Zealand to be screened in the late evening when people would expect more adult content. When is was sold to the UK it had the bad language etc taken out in order to comply with time that is was to be screened. For those not in the UK we have a watershed this mean certain content cannot be broadcast or in the case of tv screened before 9pm. Bad Language is among that content This is about protecting children. It is important to note that programme like Neighbours Home and Away and Shortland Street and other similar programmes were screened as series and /or for example have a new episode screened between 5 and 7pm one day and repeated earlier in the afternoon the follow the either way they were likely to be screened young children in the room i.e. in the before 7pm which was. is the start of Prime Time TV. If programmes were shown with censored content do begin before the watershed a warning has be broadcast before the programme to allow people the choice to change channel or switch of With the exception of Flying Doctors these programmes weren't Screened on Saturday and Sunday. Also slang terms in Australia or New Zealand wouldn't be understood by the majority of UK viewers.

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I feel like I recognize Joe's actor not sure why

Harry just standing There to do nothing to see Rahu gets Attacked in the Hospital Room Harry Should step in to get the Bad Man off From Rahu, but He didn't But at Latest he Gets Maeve and a Security Guard to rescue but The Bad Man Attacked Security Guard and Police Officer then He gets Caught by two Male Police Officers, They Wrestle Him into the Ground. Then Maeve Checking on Rahu to make sure if there's Damage, I'm very Disappointed That Rahu Character was Killed Too Soon Rahu Arrived Shortland Street May 2022 During The 30th Anniversary Week. Rahu was Right all Along about Harry was Acting Like a Doctor Harry Never Graduated Mid School This Whole Time Working in the Shortland Street Hospital Rahu Said Get Real Harry Where you going to go Huh Back to China to Mid School you Never Finished and The Family who Kicked you Harry you can't run you can't Keep Lying and you can't Keep Acting as a Doctor

Shorty needs Boyd to come back

This just reminds me how much i don't like Phil. Arrogant

the horrid guy that posted insulting comments on here is gone, good riddance

The dialogues with leonard and Gina and Stuart about religion were pretty high brow. These days are long gone.

The last scene with Hone was hilarious. Hone is priceless.

17:30 the song played in the background, was sung by Donna a few years later in a song contest.

You can hear Mariah faintly in the background during the Hone\Meredith scene at Kennedy's.

Nat Aleni(Joe Naufaufu). Joe is the real life brother of actor Rene who plays ambulance 🚑 officer Sam Aleni. Joe plays Rene's younger brother Nat.

Chris is feeling rather teary in his twin sister Amanda Warner's eyes. Given that they're twins. She understands what Chris's feeling and his thoughts. It's just part of being twins I guess. Our twins are pretty close. Robert is so protective when it comes to his twin sister Sarah. They go everywhere together, they sleep in the same bedroom but separate beds of course. They don't wear the same clothes unless it's twin boys or twin girls but it's one of each a boy and a girl just as Chris and Amanda Warner are twin connected with each other. They get each other. If Chris is upset then Amanda can see it in her twin brother's eyes. Especially knowing he's sad and she can feel his tears and cries. Chris thinks he's wronged Amanda in many ways because calling himself pathetic and never good enough for anyone she can strongly feel that. It's a twin connection thing. Robert and Sarah are exactly the same as Chris and Amanda Warner are. It's totally understandable that going to see Amanda himself brought up every sad time they had in the past. It's like he's let her down in some way. He's apologizing because he thinks it's time they bonded again as Sir Bruce and Lady Margot Warner's twin son and daughter. Guy may not be a full blooded Warner given Lady Margot Warner ain't Guy's biological mother. Actually Guy is a Warner it's just that Lady Margot isn't his mother biologically speaking anyway but he is a Warner though. He's Sir Bruce Warner's son but not with Lady Margot since he was conceived through an affair Sir Bruce had.

I don't understand Michael's comment about Kirsty...Kirsty is absolutely drop dead gorgeous! Probably the most beautiful on the show.

the pics above the door in nurses station my class did browns bay primary, our teacher took them down and they put them up there. saw mine i think above the call light

Oh my God! That pan in was cheesy as all hell at the end! I love it!

"Needy" didn't suit Rachel. I'm glad they did away with that shit once her and Stuart split for good.

This Olivia storyline has always felt to me like "We need a story for Nick, we gave his mum a filler story with Guy... let's give him a girlfriend." and that was it.

You want character development? Compare Robonurse in the first week to her now. It's a damn shame she left when she did. It would have been interesting to see even 6 more months with her.

Welcome back, Leonard.

Shortland Street is too new to be haunted by ghosts of nurses past, surely?

Shortland Street in New Zealand should become self producing and tell Grundy Australia or Fremantle Media Australia to get stuffed. You sweet and brave Kiwis can make it by yourselves!

Why the angst, Steve? At best you're a sperm donor.

That's a crummy joke. Poor Jen - first Michael then Declan has their eyes on someone else. Hurricane Gina! But good on Hone for sticking up for her, although its a case of him knowing which side his bread is buttered on.

Boa tarde principe ruim só que pra avisar o povo na tv hoje pra amenizar

the scenes with Gary and Caroline are really good, especially the absence of cheap and cheesy background music during the medical emergency, compared to the scenes with harper for instance or any recent episodes. The 90's were such a great decade.

I've just had a great idea, why not ask Dr Ropata to do the voice over for these clips ?

2:22 in 1993 she would have said sense of tumour, but that's when Shortland Street was Shortland Street

great jeans in the first scene