Goodbye, Home Front
I must say that I heard every episode at some point, and thoroughly enjoyed it, despite clocking a rather large number of anachronisms in the language the characters used. Now that I’ve listened again to some of the early episodes, I admire the way in which the scriptwriters and producers made some of the characters - particularly Sylvia Graham - grow and change for the better under the pressure of war, whilst others - notably Johnnie Marshall - withered and shrank. It was bold of the scriptwriters and producers, too, to leave some characters and stories unresolved. I really wanted to know what became of Lilian Frost, and Howard Argent - but of course those open ends are life versus art (soap opera being both). But I do wish I knew how Adam Wilson and his parents escaped the wrath of the law between November 1918 and November 1919!
megtheduck via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 11/15/18
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I’ve truely enjoyed this wonderful series from the beginning. I’ll be sorry when November comes around and the war is over. I never thought I would be sorry for peace to come.
Nigel the framer via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 07/02/18
Having discovered this beautifully done series in Oct 2018, I have been slowly binge listening and have now started the last season. I’m already feeling sad about its impending end as it has been a great companion on my morning walks. I love the rich characters and the historical background. It...Read full review »
BoobooNancy via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/12/19
What a beautifully crafted piece of work this has been. I have been captivated from the first episode and will miss it so much. Please try and continue in some way, even if just quarterly long episodes. I feel so invested in the characters’ futures! Thank you to everyone involved. ❤️
Clopae via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 11/14/18
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