a drain and to experience temporary blindness (although she combined the two mishaps), getting sent away to boarding school, engaging in a spot of incest, modelling, marrying a rich older man and having a drugs problem". In 2010, to celebrate Neighbours' 25th anniversary Sky, a British satellite broadcasting company profiled 25 characters of which they believed were the most memorable in the series history. Lucy is in the list and describing her life in the show they state: "Janine Butcher, Tracy Barlow – you can't have a soap without an oft-recast daughter who swings between 'in control competent woman' and 'nutcase'. Lucy is Neighbours entrant to the list: early on she was an adorable tyke with her puppy Bouncer; then she returned with drug and alcohol problems and a job as a stripper; and finally she became a businesswoman in the Rosemary Daniels mould for subsequent visits". Sally Beck of the Daily Mirror branded her a fesity female complete with "techno" style attire. Media company Virgin Media praised the character stating: "Melissa became a household name as Ramsay Street's Lucy Robinson. Viewers loved her character's close relationship with grandma, Helen Daniels, and her wayward teenage antics." A Sunday World journalist branded her "Jim Robinson's obnoxious daughter". The Daily Mirror's Mark Dowdney also labelled her a "wild child" character. When asked if viewers should be excited by Lucy's 2013 return, Jon Horsley from Yahoo! TV commented "It'll be nice to see her back – but be warned it may make you feel OLD." An All About Soap reporter described Lucy as a bossy character. An Inside Soap writer observed her Lucy's style upon her 2013 return and concluded that she looked like Pat Butcher (a character from the British soap opera EastEnders, played by Pam St. Clement). A writer from TV Magazine branded Lucy a "Ramsay Street legend" with a "brightly coloured wardrobe". In 2005, Herbison said that Bell's portrayal of Lucy is the one viewers recall the most. Tony Stewart from the Daily Record branded Lucy a "bolshy businesswoman". Lucy was placed at number twenty-two on the Huffpost's'' "35 greatest Neighbours characters of all time" feature. Of Lucy's recasts, journalist Adam Beresford stated "luckily the third time was the charm and it's blonde Lucy that we most fondly remember." He also branded her a "wild child in her late teens" and assessed that "life’s never dull when Lucy’s in town."