Yahoo News Neighbours brings back Paul's son Robert for spinoff
Neighbours is playing with time for a brand new Halloween web series starring Paul Robinson.
Fans of the Aussie soap will soon be able to watch Neighbours vs. Time Travel, a five-part spinoff show which sees Paul travel back in time to 1985.
Of course, revisiting the year that Neighbours first launched doesn't come without major consequences. In doing so, Paul manages to alter decades of Neighbours history – with some alarming results!
In this alternative universe, Gary Canning is a genius, Toadie Rebecchi is a gangster and Karl Kennedy has somehow managed to become a successful musician.
The trouble starts when scheming Paul tries to give his past self business tips from the future, which inadvertently changes the fates of many of his neighbours.
Viewers will see that Susan Kennedy is now married to another man, but rock star Karl is determined to win her back.
Paul's deranged son Robert Robinson – last seen on the main show in 2007 – is also a free man, but can he really be trusted?
Elsewhere, Paul's daughter Amy Williams has unknowingly married her brother Leo Tanaka (who's also a vicar) – talk about awkward!
Hilariously, Sheila Canning is now mild-mannered, David Tanaka is a rapper, and Tyler Brennan is an emo vlogger. What would Piper say?
With such worrying events, Paul will be determined to set history straight, but the mob – led by the Toadfather – is hot on his heels. Can he get the wonderful world of Neighbours back to normal?
Neighbours vs Time Travel looks set to be just as entertaining as the previous Halloween show Neighbours vs Zombies and we can expect the first episode to drop on October 30.
The series will air on the official Neighbours YouTube and Facebook pages – don't miss it!
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