three women at the same time. Lisa Anthony from BIG! branded Guy a "heart throb". Alex Cramb from Inside Soap called the character "Neighbours nice guy". TV Week's Elisabeth di Giovanni observed that Guy was a smooth-talker and "a charming rogue". Phoebe Bright Phoebe Gottlieb (née Bright), played by Simone Robertson. She made her first screen appearance as Phoebe during the episode broadcast on 23 September 1991. Robertson was desperate to secure the role of Phoebe when she learned of the casting. She knew that the character was going to be a "bit freaky" and decided play herself up to the persona. She attended the audition wearing thick glasses and her hair in pigtails. Two days later Robertson was informed that she had won the part. In August 1993, columnists from Shout and Inside Soap reported that both Robertson and her co-star Lochie Daddo were leaving their roles. A writer for the BBC described Phoebe's most notable moment as "Being held hostage at number 30 by Bob Landers." Andrew Robinson Andrew Robinson, played by Shannon Holmes, made his first appearance on 13 November 1991. Andrew was born to Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) and Christina Alessi (Gayle Blakeney). He departed with his parents in 1992. A writer for BBC Online commented that Andrew was "a delightful little baby" who had endured an unsettled beginning to life. In December 2009, the character was reintroduced to the show after a seventeen-year absence. Actor Jordan Smith was cast in the role. Andrew returns to Erinsborough to reconnect with his father. His backstory was changed to accommodate Smith's Scottish accent. Originally Andrew and Christina moved from Brazil back to Australia, but this was amended to include an intervening stay in Scotland. Smith described his character as "very calculating" and "extremely selfish". He added, "There are definitely characteristics of his father." Faye Hudson Faye Hudson, played by Lorraine Bayly, made her first appearance on 28 November 1991. Faye is introduced as Doug Willis's (Terence Donovan) "outrageous" sister. Bayly quit Neighbours to begin rehearsing for a stage show. Shelley Dempsey of The Sun-Herald branded Faye a "busybody". The BBC said Faye's most notable moment was "Being jilted at the altar by Nev Cusack." Faye was nominated for Soap's Biggest Bitch at the 1993 Inside Soap TV Awards. Faye arrives in Erinsborough and begins staying at Number 28 much to the consternation of her brother, Doug Willis, and