Hi SB fans, We really miss SBits so bad, its good!!! My favorite characters are the bad guys Eddie, Derek, i also like good old Bette, Annie, Cole and Ricardo. I love/hate Meg and Ben is cool!!Luckily lately its available on DVD, i have a lot of episodes on DVD and will trade with any one who also has them on DVD,I have episodes from the first year 1997, and the second year 1998,I have the Babyswitch, Terror Island, Shockwave and the Rosairo jewels plots, the episodes i am looking for are those from the final year 1999. Email me: [email protected] if u want to trade or buy!!. So don't hesitate, get in touch please!!!!! Sunset Beach lives for ever!!

I thought others might appreciate my story. I was once a boring sad lawyer type studying to be a solicitor and taking life oh so seriously. However all this was to change one when one fateful Christmas after too many cocktails. Unusually, I was reduced to spending Saturday lolling about watching TV. I couldn't even muster the energy to change the channel. Sunset Beach came on - a programme I thought I understood and had always dismissed as rubbish. (I think I tuned in near the end it was the one where Annie goes to the witch doctor). I have to say it was incredibly relaxing and therapeutic! Then something strange happened - I realised how deluded I had been and actually developed a sense of humour. Unbelievable! I gave up my every Saturday after that for months to stay in and tune in.SB is completely 'barking' and tongue in cheek. I love every minute of it! I have never looked back since. I thankfully passed my law exams but realised just how empty my life was, and thankfully changed careers to something much more rewarding and interesting. In my spare time I now devote my life to others like me who do not understand SB..... If I can save one or two souls then it will all be worthwhile.....I am now watching all the repeats on channel 5. SB is brilliant, ironic and well-acted. Annie will always be my favourite (Oh to be Sarah Buxton) but Eddie Connors comes a close second. For all those out there who say it is far-fetched and silly, can I just point out the obvious- it is meant to be! I just can't believe I didn't 'get it' at first. How sad I was then, thank the Lord above for Brandy Alexander cocktails!

Hi I loved Sunset beach, and I am really enjoying the reruns on UK TV at the moment.If you like your soaps gritty and realistic then don't even bother watching, but if you want to laugh till your sides split, and get taken away from your humdrum life, then tune in to SB.It has everything that normal soaps try their best to disguise, for example; sets that shake every time a door is slammed, recurring scenery, and best of all absolutely ridiculous plots.It points the finger at so many soaps out there, and takes the mickey out of them, if you like ironic and sarcastic humour then this is definitely the soap for you.From the masked killer on Terror Island to the earthquake and simultaneous tidal wave, (that put all the cast in jeopardy), it is the best and funniest soap to ever be made. You may think that the story lines covered in the three years that the show ran are so ridiculous that they would not appear on other soaps, but most seem to be loosely based on story lines from other, trying to be serious, ones.It is plain and simply a take on all the soaps ever aired, and I'm so glad that it was made. Thank you Aaron Spelling, you made the best daytime soap ever.

The most far-fetched, high-camp, piece of soap opera EVER... and that's saying something. Stunning actors backed up with great acting (mostly) and the funniest fantasy sequences you'll ever see. If you get the chance, watch it - but leave all expectations of realism behind you. Characters to keep an eye on are Annie Douglas, Cole St John DeChanel, Father Antonio Torres, Olivia Richards and Aunt Bette... oh yeah and the gimp-like rapper Randy Spelling (Aaron's son). Story-wise, the cursed jewels that turn people into zombies rate highly in my opinion, as does the attempted turkey-baster insemination... but nothing beats the 'horrors' of Terror Island...! The American viewers never got its irony or humour (which is well-shared by the up-for-it cast), which is why it was axed after only three years. It's playing on Chanel Five (UK) now from the beginning - so get into it! In a word... genius!