The Street

[Katy]

My favourite was the Gina McKee one when her son and his cousin when on a night out.

Yes, i forgot about that one, they were in Manchester and they got into a taxi it was a boy and his cousin and the one took the blame for the other. That was brilliant, and it had Lorraine AShbourne in it.

For me my favourite episode was the one in Series one with the footballer, and Jody Latham was the main guy who had a blind father. That was brilliant.

They were all so good though.

[Bryan]

My favourite was the Gina McKee one when her son and his cousin when on a night out.

that was a good one and such a tough decison for Gina Mckee's character to make, would you sacrifice your nephews freedom for your sons? hmmm. tough one.

[Hannelene]

I would love more episodes of this show is it true that there will be no more? Plus does anyone know if these 2 series' are available on DVD?

[Katy]

all three are on DVD now, i have them all.

Me and my friend wathced the first two in a day, well day and a night, it were like we lived on the street.

[Hannelene]

Thanks off I go to play.com to have a look as they always have reasonably priced dvds

[Johnny Allen]

This has been an excellent series, good to see a decent british drama, Anna Friel's episode was sensational.

[Siobhan]

all three are on DVD now, i have them all.

Me and my friend wathced the first two in a day, well day and a night, it were like we lived on the street.

Fantastic.. I only have series 3 to get... I have the other 2 already (part of my SBBB prize, thank you Norman)

[Katy]

I need to persuede my sister to watch them, as a drama student i think she should, the actings fantastic.

[Bryan]

my favourite is the last episode in series 2 with Paul, cried for ages after it

just watched this episode, must have missed it when it was aired on tv.

have to say it is simply the best episode of all 3 series of the Street, in my opinion anyway. the performances from Toby Kebbell, who played Paul, and the actress who played the mother of the baby were outstanding. i cried so much near the end.

that episode proved that when it's done right, British drama is second to none. sometimes you dont need big budget OTT american dramas, sometimes two people sat in a room together can make for the most dramatic and moving television.

[Siobhan]

I need to persuede my sister to watch them, as a drama student i think she should, the actings fantastic.

Just show her the Paul episode.. seriously it is one the best I have seen.. next to that show her the one in Series 3 with the Nick (Jonas Armstrong) in fact, next time she is over, just have it running in the background... any episode of the 18 will have her wanting to see more..