Neighbours Spoilers 4th - 8th April 2016

[meagan82]

The new promotion looks good ...I think I will like the John Doe story line and love ♡ story with Paige... not keen on Karl/Sarah .. Jai looks fun though. ....

[Perdita]

Neighbours fans should grab those tissues again - the show will be airing its second Hotel Death Trap demise today (April 6).

Viewers are still reeling over the tragic loss of Josh Willis, who passed away in tearjerking scenes after getting trapped underneath a concrete column at the hotel.

Wednesday's episode is now being promoted as equally unmissable, as another popular character is killed off in sad circumstances.

Neighbours' executive producer Jason Herbison commented: "We promised it would be the biggest week ever and while I know viewers are reeling over the death of Joshua, please don't put the tissues away yet.

"Tonight we lose one of our much loved long-term characters and there are more surprises to come from the debris.

"However, despite all the drama of this week, it's not all despair. There are some very happy endings and surprise arrivals in store over the coming weeks."

Neighbours' hotel horror is proving to be a huge hit, with over a million viewers tuning in for the action-packed 10pm special on Channel 5 on Monday night.

The sudden increase in buzz surrounding the show has also led to Neighbours trending high on Facebook and Twitter as viewers have speculated over the next victim.

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[Perdita]

As predicted by many, it is going to be bye bye Doug

[lizann]

poor brad

[Dazzle]

poor brad

How will he cope with seeing both his son and father die before his eyes in one day? That would be extremely difficult to come to terms with. I hope there are long term repercussions from these deaths for all the Willises.

Doug's death was sad, although it felt strangely underplayed to me. I did like seeing his "ghost" afterwards though.

[LauBuch]

How will he cope with seeing both his son and father die before his eyes in one day? That would be extremely difficult to come to terms with. I hope there are long term repercussions from these deaths for all the Willises.

Doug's death was sad, although it felt strangely underplayed to me. I did like seeing his "ghost" afterwards though.

Same, there's nothing worse than when shows have traumatic deaths and then the families are over them a week later.
Although I do remember reading an interview with the woman who plays Therese (I need to start learning the actors names!) and she said they were still filming the emotional aftermaths of recent storylines and I'm assuming that has to be the deaths of Josh and Doug.

It was quite nice they both went at the same time and I don't mean that in a nasty way! But Josh and Doug had a really special and unique bond and I always enjoyed their scenes together, especially when they were plotting Ned's return, so storyline wise is was nice, but as for family tragedy, that's a tough one!

[Dazzle]

It was quite nice they both went at the same time and I don't mean that in a nasty way! But Josh and Doug had a really special and unique bond and I always enjoyed their scenes together, especially when they were plotting Ned's return, so storyline wise is was nice, but as for family tragedy, that's a tough one!

I agree, and I'm so glad Brad never got to tell Doug about Josh's death.

[tammyy2j]

I hope we see a new side to Brad, Scott is a good actor given decent material to work with

[tammyy2j]

I thought the actresses who play Terese and Piper did the best acting for Josh's death

Rebekah Elmaloglou is amazing