After 37 years and thousands of episodes, there's a lot to remember from Ramsay Street.
Death is an inevitable part of living and it is no different on Ramsay Street. There has been plenty of heart attacks, car accidents and even a horse fall. Here are the character deaths that affected you most.Kiko, VIC
"The episodes leading up to and including the tragic death of Bridget will always stay with me. When I'm feeling nostalgic and wanting a good cry I'll still go on YouTube and watch that scene where it's counting down to her death. Oh, my heart."Poor Bridget Parker had a premonition of her own death while undergoing surgery for a car accident. Her vision came true and she died from internal injuries.
"I used to watch this show as a boy in Scotland, and loved the look of the place and the people so much that I moved here and married a wonderful Aussie. In the 80s in the UK, Neighbours was such a relief from the economical woes, miners strikes, yuppies, football hooliganism, and general gloomy outlook. Neighbours was awash with smiling people in singlets, basking in warm weather, and looking gorgeous, as they navigated their trials and tribulations.
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