A very worthy book for the 50th anniversary. The bulk of the content is a recap of storylines through the years but it's not as in-depth as in Daran Little's book for the 40th anniversary so for 1960-2000 that book remains definitive, and I was disappointed that there is nothing on the production history of the show. At least the aesthetics are good - it's very readable, and full of pictures I've never seen before (although as it's an official tie-in book, that's only to be expected). The best section is the 50 top characters/actors icons, which include quotes from the actors (if still alive), many of whom you don't hear from often (saying that, I could have done without the two-page spread devoted to Sean Tully/Antony Cotton!)