Fair City [News, Spoilers and Discussion v3]

Sam Kade

Vahevala wrote: »

Great episode last night, I loved it and omg Twitter and Facebook were literally on fire (no pun intended ) I was gaining so many likes on my Fair City Fans accounts that I couldn't keep up!

Great job to all the cast & crew! Wonderful way to mark the anniversary.

Is that you Luke:)

dave1982

Great episode in fairness.


I liked Lukes last dig at Tommy saying "Its going to blow" I sure he often said that to Judith :pac:


24 years ago fair city was born so was Zumo !!

Rfrip

Having a great giggle reading some of the comments here

Sam Kade

dave1982 wrote: »

Great episode in fairness.


I liked Lukes last dig at Tommy saying "Its going to blow" I sure he often said that to Judith :pac:


24 years ago fair city was born so was Zumo !!

It's plain to see which one has grown the most.

SuperInfinity

Sam Kade wrote: »

It's plain to see which one has grown the most.

When it first began you had all these critics and naysayers saying it was a hopeless endeavour, that RTE could never handle a soap multiple days a week, that it would be a dismal failure and flop. How right they were!

rogercar

Well done to all envolved in last nights Fair City, cast and crew. It was a very good episode. I really enjoyed it. Maybe a little disappointing insofar as we all guessed that it would be Luke who would die - no shock death. It will be interesting to see what will happen in the aftermath of the fire & what they will do with the building ie the burned out factory. Bring back Louie, the pub needs it's landlord and a revamp. Keep up the good work Fair City.

Galwayguy35

Vahevala wrote: »

Great episode last night, I loved it and omg Twitter and Facebook were literally on fire (no pun intended ) I was gaining so many likes on my Fair City Fans accounts that I couldn't keep up!

Great job to all the cast & crew! Wonderful way to mark the anniversary.

Was a good eposide but not sure I'd be as excited as you about it.

Galwayguy35

Anyone else still remember watching the first episode?


Hard to believe its 24 years ago.

Vahevala

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

Was a good eposide but not sure I'd be as excited as you about it.

Each to their own

Ash.J.Williams

Well done stephen on coming 2nd with the banoffi...haven't watched it since....anything happen?

Galwayguy35

Vahevala wrote: »

Each to their own

Indeed, I follow your site on FB.

Yangedd

Great episode last night. Well done to the cast and crew.

Lisha

Am just watching now

Omg amazing !

dave1982

Sam Kade wrote: »

It's plain to see which one has grown the most.

Strange co incidence but neither can write

kinkygirl

I hated every long drawn out moment in the Judith/Tommy/Luke story, but I was surprised how sad I felt watching Luke at the end of the episode. He shoulda' kept on driving.

Yangedd

Does Paul only have one suit?

Lisha

Flaming cheek of Ama not letting Laura go in the ambulance

Yangedd

Lisha wrote: »

Flaming cheek of Ama not letting Laura go in the ambulance

I thought that too.:mad:

_Whimsical_

Yangedd wrote: »

I thought that too.:mad:

But they have to set up Ama now as the ultimate loving and concerned gf to get maximum impact out of Damiens infidelity. He cheated on a woman who considered herself closer than family!

My favourite bit was Tommy hanging back for no apparent reason in the burning building while flames licked the chipboard corridor he was taking a breather in.
That was Fair City at it's finest, they wouldn't even go to the bother of creating a vaguely plausible reason why he might remain there,no injury, no obstacle, just taking a little rest until someone came to get him.

Yangedd

I felt it would have been better as an hour long episode. Some parts were all a bit rushed.

Radio5

Lisha wrote: »

Flaming cheek of Ama not letting Laura go in the ambulance

My mum had a fall recently and had to go to hospital. They wouldn't allow anyone to go in the ambulance with her. Might be different procedures depending on what part of the country you're in.

I expect the Dillons will be getting to what passes for normality now.

Birdie086

Earlier in the episode Yvonne Doyle was seemed more upset saying goodbye to luke than she has been about any of her own family in long time

Ash.J.Williams

from the indo
"i felt like an action hero" says mclean burke who was carried out by a girl

Zed Bank

LUKE! LUKE! LUKE! LUKE! LUKE! LUKE! LUUUUUUUUUUUUKE!!!!!!!!! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

padd b1975

Yep....

That was some mighty fine wailing from the Dillon women.

I could just imagine the two actresses when the director shouted 'cut' congratulating each other on a great scene in true luvvie style.


For some reason, I now feel like a ham sandwich.

judy seemed more upset he was trapped then caoimhe

Spanish Eyes

So will we need psychiatrists and counselling for Tommy....since he left his brother to die under a mattress, sorry wooden beams, and did feck all to help him, except say sorry, then legged it...The cad.

Tommy will be traumatised with guilt for this, and should be too.

Until he gets back in the sack with Judy that is.

There may be trouble ahead!

jos28

Radio5 wrote: »

I expect the Dillons will be getting to what passes for normality now.

Looking forward to seeing Paul going mental when the Dillons take the house off the market.

Lisha

jos28 wrote: »

Looking forward to seeing Paul going mental when the Dillons take the house off the market.

Excellent, never thought if that.
First he loses the factory, now the house, it's all falling apart for him. Cue more 'woe is me crap' from Paul

SuperInfinity

padd b1975 wrote: »

That was some mighty fine wailing from the Dillon women.

Judith's particularly was like music to my ears, something just felt so right about it. So much better than her usual grating voice, she should talk like that all the time.