The Crossroads Collection: 48 of the best episodes (8 disc box set)

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Official IFPI Charts Top 75 Albums Sales Chart Week: 3/2016". International Federation of the Phonographic Industry of Greece. Archived from the original on 6 February 2016 . Retrieved 6 February 2016. Episode 3123 from March 1979 – Sharon Metcalfe complains to Colin that Linda is lurking around the garage far too much. Kathryn says tom-ayto while Chris says tom-arto. Meg is stunned to learn that Stan is taking Jill to court for full custody of Sarah Jane. Benny is accused of having sex with Linda. Although Crossroads had always been a family run business, others throughout the years had become shareholders, most notably, Tish Hope, Bernard Booth, Gerald Lovejoy, Louise Borelli, David Hunter, Hugh Mortimer, Adam Chance, Barbara Hunter, and J. Henry Pollard.However by the early 1980's it became apparent that the family and their shareholders thought differently about the motel's future, and in 1985, it was sold off toMajor International Hotels, under the management of Nicola Freeman ( Gabrielle Drake).

Episode 3086 from January 1979 – Adam tries to reassure Meg that he has no plans to take over the motel, and has her best interest at heart. He also continues to urge Wendy to part with blood to prove Hugh is the father of her daughter. Doris discovers Shughie has been living one great big lie.

Episode 3015 from September 1978 – Irene Bailey goes slowly mad in her motel room. Steve is angry with Diane as he thinks she sent a poison pen letter to his superiors at the police station. David pursues his theory that something is amiss with Helen, causing consternation for her and a showdown with Bernard. Episode 2829 from October 1977 – Diane and Vera move into a motel chalet together and take the opportunity for some small revenge on Max. Meg confides her worries about Jill to Anthony while, later, she mistakenly leads Toni to believe that she can stay on now David has returned.

Episode 500 from November 1966 – Meg is in a foul mood and Carlos’ highly-strung personality gets the better of him as the kitchen descends into chaos. Marilyn gets to see a squad of soldiers strut their stuff on the parade ground. Episode 1925 from June 1973 – Meg and Joan discuss the implications of helping the victims of crippling accidents. David Hunter tries to persuade Meg to make an investment that she’s very uncomfortable with. Crossroads is a 1988 music collection box set of the work of Eric Clapton released by Polydor Records. [1] The set includes his work with the Yardbirds, John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, Cream, Blind Faith, Delaney & Bonnie & Friends and Derek and the Dominos, as well as his solo career. Episode 3069 – from December 1978 – Christmas day in Kings Oak sees the residents gather at the village church for their festive celebrations. Helen Booth, however, is in a far from merry spirit. Adam Chance and Jill Harvey meet for the first time.

Episode 2825 from October 1977 – Benny pays Carney a visit and eats most of his biscuits whilst canvassing holiday advice. Diane and Max cause a scene in Reception while Anthony takes Jill out for a night on the town. Episode 1759 from September 1972 – Sandy awakes from unconsciousness to be told about the accident and his paralysis. Mrs. Loomis apologises to Amy. Meg meets Timothy Hunter at Coventry Cathedral. Episode 3070 – from December 1978 – The Mortimer family, motel staff and friends gather around the Christmas tree and indulge in a small libation. A shifty looking Benny flees from Doris’s attention and hides under a car. Shughie shows that he’s not short of a few moves on the dance floor while Diane and Meg prove to be the musical accompaniment to the party. a b "Dutchcharts.nl – Eric Clapton – Crossroads" (in Dutch). Hung Medien. Retrieved 27 November 2015. Episode 1868 from February 1973 – Sandy breaks up a knife fight between two girls by charging them with his wheelchair. Vera and Diane have fallen out and Jill is suffering from a fit of the miseries.

Episode 1905 from May 1973 – Wilf is stunned when Sheila tells him that she’s considering adoption. Sandy has a problem with money, and David has a problem with a new member of staff who Sandy has appointed.Episode 1895 from April 1973 – David persuades Rosemary to see a doctor. Wilf and Stan debate abortion whilst Jill considers adoption. Diane ditches Cliff Leyton. Meg and Hugh say their goodbyes. Episode 2871 from December 1977 – Stan and Jill discuss the impending legal situation. Meg and David have a good laugh at some customers, though David confesses that he’s a bit concerned over Tony’s influence on Kate. Anthony tries to do the gentlemanly thing.

Episode 3106 from February 1979 – Ted accuses Tish of being overdramatic. Gerry hogs Shughie’s bed, while he makes do with the sofa. Lloyd tries to get inside the mind of his daughter. Episode 986 from November 1968 – Diane is appalled at Marcus’ business ethics. Nathanial recites a ghost story for Meg and Malcolm in the cottage. Miss Tatum receives hospital visitors and gets inundated with work. Ex-con George visits Vince in search of work and accommodation. The 2003 series was roundly criticised for moving too far away from the premise of the original 1964–88 series and the initial 2001–02 series, as well as for becoming "too camp". [ citation needed] Jane Asher later apologised to fans for the way the 2003 series went. [27] The ending scene of the final episode of the (second) revival was considered by many long-term fans to be quite weird and a bizarre surprise, where the entire revived run was revealed to have been entirely the daydream of a supermarket worker, as the Irish Mirror reports here. Episode 1977 from September 1973 – Don is appalled to find out that his nice quiet wedding is now expanding to ridiculous proportions, thanks to his mother-in-law-to-be. Hugh and Meg hunt for a new house to move into once they’re married.

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Episode 3008 from September 1978 – George contrives to wangle his way into Ed’s good books, much to Doris’s disgust. Meg is involved in a strange dialogue with the demented Irene Bailey, while Terry’s choice in shirts leaves much to be desired. A rerecording by The Tony Hatch Sound was issued as a single by Pye Records in 1965. A special arrangement of the theme by Wings was occasionally used from the late 1970s, usually when an episode ended with a dramatic event; that version appears on the band's 1975 album Venus and Mars.