Beth Brennan guest appearances. Imbruglia was asked to take part in the show's 20th anniversary celebrations, but she declined. When asked about a return to "Neighbours" she said "I'll always be grateful to the show for launching my career, but I wouldn't want to revisit that time." Beth is "Country girl" at heart, she went on a journey during her time in the serial. Beth came to Ramsay Street in search of a new life, having been abused by her stepfather. She has been described as a "principled and sweet-natured girl". She was portrayed as a virgin desperate to shed her innocence
Neighbours won four Australian Writers' Guild awards. Since the show's inception, several spin-offs have been produced, including books, music, DVDs and internet webisodes. In 1991, an officially licensed video game of "Neighbours" was created by Ian Copeland and developed by Zeppelin Games under their Impulze label for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Atari ST, and Amiga; it was re-released by Zeppelin in 1992 on budget price. In the game, the player took on the role of Scott Robinson and had to skateboard around four whole courses. Episodes of "Neighbours" have been released on several DVDs. "Neighbours: Defining Moments" was the first