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Two Libbys - Five TV, Neighbours EXCLUSIVE! Jacki Woodburne and Alan Fletcher with Kym Valentine do a mock scene commenting on the "Two Libbys".
Neighbours Behind The Scenes - Hello 2010 - Hosted by Alan Fletcher
In one of the most mourned deaths in "Neighbours" history, Karl delivers the eulogy at son-in-law, Drew Kirk's (Dan Paris) funeral.
It's been a tumultuous time for Susan (Jackie Woodburne) and Karl, but when Susan hires a belly dancer for Karl's birthday, it provides some light relief.
Dr. Karl is a man of many talents. Here he is singing "Free As A River" from his days as a University student in the band "The Right Prescription".
Karl faces the quandry of what to do. He loves his wife, but then ... well ... then there's Sarah, as he tries to explain to Phillip (Ian Rawlings) at the pub.
Susan (Jackie Woodburne) will not believe Karl when he tells her nothing really happened with Sarah. And so the Kennedy clan face their first major crisis.
In many fans opinions, Karl deserved more than a slap - even though Susan (Jackie Woodburne) delivered well above par.
The marriage of Karl and Susan's daughter, Libby (Kym Valentine) to Drew Kirk (Dan Paris). And didn't Karl make a dashing Father of the Bride?
Karl is caught in flash floods with his future son-in-law trapped under the water, and there is nothing he can do as doctor or man ... now that's a cliffhanger. 
Karl with Sarah Beaumont (Nicola Charles) in the kiss that nearly ruined a marriage and precipitated the longest romantic tease in the history of television.
Karl cannot believe his ears when Dr. Darcy (Mark Raffety) begins to demand more money from the practice. 
Alan had an earlier role in "Neighbours" in the 1980's - that of the mechanic Greg Cooper. Here Greg talks about his past with Jim Robinson (Alan Dale)
