[5] Dennis branded Paul as "Mr. In the 1880s, a couple called Mr and Mrs Robinson lived in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. [9] Following the removal of the brain tumour, Paul mellowed in his evil ways. She started to push Jim further and further At the 2007 Inside Soap Awards, Dennis was nominated for Best Actor and Best Bad Boy. [3] Joe Julians of the Radio Times said the Robinsons "take no prisoners" and described the 2020 incarnation of the family as "ruthless, but strong and independent with a taste for romance, even if it doesn't always work out."[13]. "[8], Paul's relationship with his children is often non-conventional, however he has a close bond with his daughter Elle Robinson (Pippa Black), Dennis describes this, adding: "(She's 'a chip off the old block') and even though Elle annoys Paul sometimes, they are always there for each other. Paul begins a relationship with Lyn and they become engaged. [41] At the first Digital Spy Soap Awards ceremony, Dennis was nominated for Villain of the Year. He teased that Paul is "very enigmatic" and his motives for committing the crime remain unclear. Paul goes on the run, but he is soon arrested and remanded in custody. [6] Paul rents the house to Caroline and Christina Alessi, before moving back in when he marries Christina. You never quite know if he will burst out into Mr. were really coming together for the Robinsons as they entered ✪ VaxXed Stories: The Robinson Family in Columbus, OH. He agreed to reprise the role for a guest appearance in 1993. "[11] In 2003, Inside Soap ran a poll asking which soap families were the most loved and loathed of all time. This provided producers with scope to introduce estranged family members. "[51] The character receives a mention in Emily Barr's fictitious novel Out of My Depth, in which character Amanda is watching Neighbours, with scenes featuring Paul and Gail receiving disapproval from Harold, Amanda opines that she believes the couple are in love. Born: c. 1940 Izzy Hoyland returns to Erinsborough and donates $5 million to the hospital wing, giving Karl the naming rights. These are the original Robinsons, the Daniels, the Martins, the Dennisons, the Simpsons and the Duncans. Nick tells Paul that his cancer is in remission, but Georgia claims that Paul never had cancer and Nick is found to have doctored Paul's patient files. him that he was the same age as Scott when he and Anne married. Paul pays Jimmy's father Liam Barnett (James Beck) to leave town, resulting in Jimmy not wanting to spend time with him. Hotel, owned by Anne's sister, Rosemary. He debuted in the first episode of the show broadcast on 18 March 1985 and is currently the sole remaining original cast member. The family have always lived in Ramsay Street, the land once owned by former Mayor "Black" Jack Ramsay. to foster an abandoned child she found at her surgery. Rebecca later convinces Paul to sign an affidavit, which states that his fall was an accident, and she leaves him and the country. Rebecca gives Paul an ultimatum; leave Lassiter's or leave the family. Jane Harris returns to Erinsborough and remarks that she acts a lot like her grandmother, Mrs Mangel. You could also do it yourself at any point in time. He asks Naomi for his money back, but she tells him she has spent it. An only child, Jim Robinson lost his father, James, at a young age when he was killed during the Second World War. Lucy took the relationship so badly that She apologises to Paul for pushing him off the mezzanine balcony, and tries to convince Terese to leave Paul, but Terese stands by him. an event which would change both their lives forever. Daniel and Amber rescue him. Paul appeared on a regular basis until 1992 when Dennis quit Neighbours to pursue work elsewhere. He returns to fight for his partner but nearly catches Izzy in bed with Paul. It will enhance any encyclopedic page you visit with the magic of the WIKI 2 technology. When Moments Paul and Jimmy bond, but when he buys Jimmy expensive presents, Amy returns them. Having sold half of Lassiter's, keeping a 49% share for himself, Paul decides to regain full control. The Robinson family was one of three central families introduced to viewers when Neighbours began in 1985, created by the show's creator and executive producer Reg Watson. realised they were made for eachother and married. However, the claim was disproved by a DNA test soon after. Paul and Mason believe Marty killed Robbo, but he denies it and then threatens to implicate Paul. [1] Watson said the idea for Neighbours began with the Robinsons – a widower and four children. Robert gloats about his successful scheming and seals the entrance to the mine leaving Paul for dead. It takes sheer brilliance to be able to act that badly". Matt alone lived in no. Paul returns to Australia after the death of Helen and is sentenced to seven years' imprisonment, of which he serves three. His return forms the end of season cliff-hanger and Australian viewers had to wait months before Paul's return continued on-screen. Sam had a sister or cousin called Agnes Robinson. [33] The following year, Dennis was again nominated for Best Actor and Best Bad Boy. [22] Robert's motives for his vendetta stem from Paul not being around while he grew up. 26. "[7] Network Ten branded Paul a high flying business man who enjoyed womanising until he met Gail Lewis (Fiona Corke). Shortly after, Christina becomes pregnant and gives birth to a son, Andrew (Shannon Holmes). In 1991, Lucy Robinson returned to Ramsay Street. Paul's youngest son, Andrew (now played by Jordan Smith), comes to stay with his father. After the police began investigating, Paul's conscience got the better of him.