What family would you like to move in with?

[cymbaline]

A room has magically come available in Summer Bay and you can move in with the Fletchers, the Stewarts, Donald, the Rosses, Morag in her mansion, the flat at the back of Celia's shop, the Beach House with Irene or anyone else I haven't thought of. Whatever takes your fancy. Maybe there are people out there who dream of living with Floss and Neville...?

 

[adam436]

As a single man in my 30s who lives a quiet lifestyle, I think living with Donald and having him as a housemate would probably suit me the most. 

If you asked me this question 10 years ago, I'd probably have said the mobile home with Lance and Martin 

Edited May 24 by adam436

[Red Ranger 1]

I know when I was first watching the show in my teens I eventually graduated to living with the Rosses (I wanted to stay in the caravan park to start with!). Later on I was keen to live in the young adult sharehouse at the old Nash house but nowadays I'd probably fit in well at the older people's dumping ground that the caravan park house has become!

[Jamie!]

I wouldn't change my family for anything, but I grew up seeing Pippa as a second mother figure. She was extremely warm, caring, motherly, a constant. If I didn't have the family I do, I would have wanted to be in her family and I know that I would feel happy and settled there.

[cymbaline]

Teenage me would've enjoyed living with the original Fletcher family, before Dodge came along. Tom and Original Pippa felt older and more relaxed than Michael and Pippa. Nowadays I'd choose Donald's house because it'd be a comfortable home with plenty of peace and quiet. 

So far, no votes for moving in with Alf!

[Revealed]

As a married man in my 40s with my own house the idea of being the lodger of anyone is my idea of hell. Would happily spend a night with most of the female characters past and present though.

[Homeandawayfan.]

I would lodge with Donald Fisher. Although being a lodger, and the fact we are more reliant on technology in 2026 as opposed to 1988, I would likely be on Don's back if the TV was playing up, laptop playing up, phone not working, or if his toilet overflowed in the night, I would be hassling a man in his 80s. It would drive Don mad, like his pupils did back in the day. 

Edited May 28 by Homeandawayfan.