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01 Jul 2009 3:02 AEST

Hugh

From: Gladesville

New Series!!!

Please make a new series of The Nest!

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05 Apr 2009 16:08 AEST

Jacque

From: East Malvern

Follow Up

Are we ever going to find out what happened in the end ??? Did Jeremy ever move out ? Was the family home sold ? Did the car invention ever get manufactured ? Is Anielika still as nice to her parents as we last saw ? ...

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29 Jan 2009 17:21 AEST

Anne

From: Wollongong

Next series????

I saw the series last year and would love to know if you will be doing a catch up series with the people involved to see how the families are getting on now. Great work.

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16 Jan 2009 2:28 AEST

Jeremy

From: Miranda

all directed to Alissa From: Surry Hills #2

Alissa seriously you have no idea, there is no manipulation by the mother Jenny she is one of the most supportive and loving person you could ever meet the family home has so many memories for this family and it is a sad fact they may need to sell it and move on, Tara is not the youngest she is the eldest daughter Elise is the youngest but neither of these girls are dumb, i would like to see you undertake the same experience as all of these families and come out on top they all did a great job

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16 Jan 2009 2:28 AEST

Jeremy

From: Miranda

all directed to Alissa From: Surry Hills #2

and i believe all familes can benefit from what all these families have done, do not judge a book by its cover and learn to embrace all of those who enforce the true family spirit........

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24 Dec 2008 21:36 AEST

Stewart

From: Brookfield

What a great website

Saw the last three episodes of this series, enough to get interested. How courageous those families were to expose themselves to national television. And what a fantastic resource this web site is. I have been reading every one of the fact sheet articles, they contain gold. It will significantly help our family Thanks to all at SBS who have put the effort into developing this material.

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24 Dec 2008 14:20 AEST

Lavinia Mitchell

From: Penrith

Opinion of an older mother.

Missed the first 3 episodes but saw the rest. Excellent programme. Worrying about current attitudes - parents AND offspring. I am in my 60s and have two grown children who became independent at age 19 and did not sponge off me after that. I like to occasionally give things to them, and they are always appreciative. The Greek girl made me very angry. The parents in each family perhaps give too much, and are cheating their kids out of making their own way in the world. Hope they have all learned.

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23 Dec 2008 23:48 AEST

Christine Goldie

From: Bass Hill

The Nest

It was mentioned your show is coming to Sydney and if interested in your Sydney show to go to the website, I am unable to find on this website details on the Sydney show, My email address is goldiechristine@yahoo.com.au

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23 Dec 2008 21:30 AEST

Alissa

From: Surry Hills

The Wilkinsons

I really feel for the Wilkinsons. There family life is so tangled! In particular, the mothers manipulation on her husband to keep the house. It is wearing on her kids too.Unable to say no to her due to her recent scare, breast cancer.The youngest of the girls (Tara?), I really think she has benefited the most from this experiment, at first coming across as a bit of a dumb blond, had some of the most common sense and even profound comments toward, not only her future, but the future of her family

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23 Dec 2008 21:26 AEST

janet penhalluriack

From: semaphore

five horses to predict relationship breakdown. Can you post them?

as above

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