wondered, "Will Imogen's head literally explode from all the stress and uptight facial expressions?" Larissa Dubecki, from the same newspaper, said Imogen had "officially become Erinsborough High's most annoying ex-school captain". A Soap World writer thought Imogen was a problem character, saying "Yes, she's fiery and funny but why the lack of romance in her life? Could Imogen be a lesbian? It would give her a great story to play!" The character's 2019 return proved decisive among viewers, with some complaining that her attitude was irritating and annoying. Kaplan addressed the complaints on her social media, writing "While I realise many people aren't loving Imo's attitude (she sure is fierce), I promise she's not THAT bad the entire time." Kaplan later received hate comments from viewers who disliked Imogen's attitude, leading to her co-star Mavournee Hazel to come to her defence. Hazel stated, "You're well within your right to not like that character but nobody gives you permission to attack the actor who plays this character. And to get personal as well. No-one gave you permission." Simon Timblick of Radio Times commented that Imogen "made herself Public Enemy No.1 by becoming Finn Kelly's (Rob Mills) lawyer". Conor McMullan of Digital Spy praised Imogen's guest stint and involvement in Finn' storyline, writing: "We were particularly happy to see the return of Ariel Kaplan as Imogen Willis as his legal counsel. She's a joy to watch and we're hoping this opens the door to future appearances." References External links Imogen Willis at the Official AU Neighbours website Imogen Willis at the Official UK Neighbours website Neighbours characters Television characters introduced in 2013 Fictional twins Willis family Fictional Greek people in television Fictional characters with bulimia Female characters in television Fictional lawyers