Who's your favourite Storymaker? Vote here.

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Byron?
Milton?
Webster?
Shelley?
Blake?
Rosetti?

Byron he's great and Rosetti is a close runner up
I can't stand Shelley

Bryon by a bloody mile.

Hes shagtastic.

gotta be byron

but I'm scared of the very african one with the shacky drum thing (webster?)

I'd do Byron in a licketty split! love Rosetti & I like Shelley too.

Oh Yes! Byron!

Webster is really scary!!! He is shaky, not just his drum.

Bryon......hummmmmmmmm. Abracaaaa ZOOT! I'd do him in a TOOT.

Byron - no competition.

lol niceglasses! someone told me webster does the voice of jackson too? is that an urban myth?

Yep, I'm a Byron fan too. In fact, I really don't get why they bother with the rest.

Byron
and his snuggly fitting metallic blue suit trousers

who is Blake, he's new. Picture link please

OK, I am going to break with the flow of this thread and say that Milton is my favourite. The original and still the best!!! Didn't Blake used to be on EastEnders a long time ago? His character used to be mates with Ian, Sharon and Michelle, but I can't remember his name. Kelvin maybe?!

Bomper your dead on - his name was kelvin.

We love rosetti in this house 0 and her magic pockets. Cant see what the fuss is over Byron (prob the wrong thing to say) but detest shelley (Yeuch!!!)

i love Byron, and the fact he wears shades well after midnight!!

byron. he is sexy.

Blake is Kelvin?!!!

Rosetti is top in our house.

Phew,it's not just me then. Byron, yum yum. Plus he looks like he's enjoying himself.

Danny John Jules - whichever one he is - the original and best.

Rosetti

Byron is gooooooorrrgeous.

I love Rosetti though, she's so sensible and mum-like, but funny with it.

She is the sort of person who OUGHT to be on children's television IMHO, not the skinny trendy bimbos who wouldn't know a toddler if one popped up in their vodka smoothie

are you Auntie Mabel GS?

Greensleeves, you're so funny.
But seeing Rosetti in the insurance ads (as a hairdresser, has burst my bubble.

Not quite - I can hold a tune without sounding like Edith Piaf on the cooking sherry