Love/Hate (v2) [** Spoilers **]

walshb

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

no it wasnt

That it?

Lovely Bloke

Mr E wrote: »

On a related note, the Dallas spoiler about Bobby in the shower was not reported by anyone.

in fairness, stuff like that, the Star Wars spoiler

Vader being Luke's da

Sixth Sense

Dead all along

are pretty much a part of popular culture as they are.

A particular character

dying in The

Wire

isn't

Effects

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

Well no, you are still being dickish.
.

You're own your own mate. Just watch the Wire and make you own life less miserable.

Lovely Bloke

I've watched it all, up to about S5E05, thanks

SureYWouldntYa

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

in fairness, stuff like that, the Star Wars spoiler

Vader being Luke's da

Sixth Sense

Dead all along

are pretty much a part of popular culture as they are.

A particular character

dying in The

Wire

isn't

Bible spoiler

Jesus dies

mzungu

BuilderPlumber wrote: »

The climax of series 5 ... Darren comes out of the shower!

Pauley seemed a bit suspicious of Siobhan and the late visit. He knows she is up to something else. Pauley could find out very easily leaving her in danger. How would Nidge react? She is family but she poses arguably the biggest threat to Nidge. Pauley could follow her and then tell Nidge and then she could say she knows about Tommy.

Fran was excellent last night as usual. The fight was good. Looking forward to what will happen between him and Noelie next time. For now, Noelie seems more interested in keeping his head down and ignoring Fran. He said he won't do Nidge's dirty work. But when Nidge tells him about what Fran did to his dead mother, then that will be a different matter!!

Cant wait to see where the Noelie storyline goes after he finds out about the grave incident. Surely Noelie won't to foolish enough to try take another pop at Fran after failing miserably twice already.

deise08 wrote: »

Having never done drugs, I just want to ask.
Could you keep something secret if you were that off your face?
I mean you hear of people trying to peel their skin off, or thinking they can fly.
Could Siobhan consiously keep her informing under wraps if she doesn't know what she's doing?

Undercover agents manage to do it all the time. Recall watching a documentary about an informant who was a member of a Hells Angels gang for 15 plus years during which time he was using drugs on a regular basis.

Omackeral wrote: »

I think they say it in a kinda mocking way in the same vain Nige used to be referee to as Nidge-Weasel.

Also, has Barrack Obama cop been spotted at all this season? I know Terry had a female officer with him last night but the young fella ain't about.

Crikey, I had forgotten all about Obama. He looked about 16, maybe he's taking time off to study for his leaving cert!

AnonoBoy

SureYWouldntYa wrote: »

Bible spoiler

Jesus dies

Director's Cut

: He comes back to life again, just like that fellah.... ET!

Betty Bloggs

Flange/Flanders wrote: »

I'm seriously wondering this myself. I don't think Trish would be the one for this (why would she put herself in danger or lose her glamourous lifestyle). Maybe there's an undercover cop we dont know about yet.

I never thought about there being someone undercover that we don't know about yet. That could make things very interesting!

Scottish fella Nadine is seeing maybe?

Although another poster earlier wondered whether Scottish guy might be related to Aido?

Effects

deise08 wrote: »

Having never done drugs, I just want to ask.
Could you keep something secret if you were that off your face?
I mean you hear of people trying to peel their skin off, or thinking they can fly.

You hear of that kind of crap in the likes of the Sun and the Mirror. It rarely happens in reality.
They guy who fell to his death here in Ireland after taking mushrooms did so mainly because of the amount of alcohol he had consumed.

Lucy and Harry

walshb wrote: »

I just don't think Gardia/detectives would let that go. Not today, not any day..

What are they going to do about it?

AnonoBoy

Lucy and Harry wrote: »

What are they going to do about it?

In a case like this the Garda would be given sh*t if they did do something about it. Bringing a guy like that up on trivial things would just get in the way of the bigger case they're trying to build. His scumbag solicitor would have no problem getting him off on a silly charge of "mocking a Garda detective" or whatever they'd try.

Mr E

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

A particular character

dying in The

Wire

isn't

Yeah it is. In a declaration that may see me demodded from this forum, I confess that I've never seen The Wire. And I *STILL* knew about that particular person being killed.

So there.

Tilly

Mr E wrote: »

Yeah it is. In a declaration that may see me demodded from this forum, I confess that I've never seen The Wire. And I *STILL* knew about that particular person being killed.

So there.

Stop reminding me of the spoiler, you mean mod\admin :mad:

walshb

Lucy and Harry wrote: »

What are they going to do about it?

Pull him up on it. It would serve to let them know that it won't be tolerated, as well as pis%ing him right off, and disrupting his daily life. It just looked so unreal IMO. I don't believe the Gardai or any police force would tolerate that. And if they do they need to change pronto. That's just my view. It was the physical act that Nidge displayed that should not be tolerated. Jump on him, to the ground and cart him off.

Tilly

walshb wrote: »

Pull him up on it. It would serve to let them know that it won't be tolerated, as well as pis%ing him right off, and disrupting his daily life. It just looked so unreal IMO. I don't believe the Gardai or any police force would tolerate that. And if they do they need to change pronto. That's just my view. It was the physical act that Nidge displayed that should not be tolerated. Jump on him, to the ground and cart him off.

That crap has been going on for years. The General was well known for doing it.

mikom

walshb wrote: »

It was the physical act that Nidge displayed that should not be tolerated. Jump on him, to the ground and cart him off.

And jeopardize the big case..........

walshb

Tilly wrote: »

That crap has been going on for years. The General was well known for doing it.

Physically putting his hands on detectives in a hostile/confronting fashion? I'd like to see those clips.

Like I said, I am aware that these thugs can wind up coppers whilst remaining within the law, but that wasn't the case with Nidge. That is my point. I don't believe any decent police force would let that go.

Lucy and Harry

Jump on him, to the ground and cart him off.Pull him up on it

Ever see the movie the General?These things happen.Gardai have a horrible time with scumbags.Its all mind games.

Physically putting his hands on detectives in a hostile/confronting fashion?

What Nidge did was not assault.You would not get time for that.Cops would be wasting their time and he would love to see them waste time on that.He has no respect for them and they have no respect for him mocking him saying he will not live to see his grandchildren.

Benteke

Decent detectives keep their cool and think of the bigger picture instead of putting them away for a few hours and disrupting a big case, I know of one detective who got his head kicked in on a bus and he did nothing about it, 6 months later he got his own back by putting him away for 7 year for a different case, They never forget

lufties

walshb wrote: »

Physically putting his hands on detectives in a hostile/confronting fashion? I'd like to see those clips.

Like I said, I am aware that these thugs can wind up coppers whilst remaining within the law, but that wasn't the case with Nidge. That is my point. I don't believe any decent police force would let that go.

Something about that terry fella comes across as a bit lame, can't put my finger on it. Just 'the get up of him'.

Lucy and Harry

Those water protests you see Gardai pushed more.

walshb

Lucy and Harry wrote: »

Those water protests you see Gardai pushed more.

Yes, but not really comparable with violent underworld criminals that the Gardai are fighting to rid from our streets.

DublinWriter

Elmo is now a tough guy?...

...the shark has been jumped.

Galwayguy35

Jeez that was a fair scrap between Fran and his attackers.

Did Dean get shot after talking to Nidge about Fran?

Ash.J.Williams

DublinWriter wrote: »

Elmo is now a tough guy?...

...the shark has been jumped.

he always was....except when he was going to be shot and had to shop his cousin...same with fran....most crims cry like babies when there's a gun in their mouth.

Corvo

DublinWriter wrote: »

Elmo is now a tough guy?...

...the shark has been jumped.

Nidge appointing him as the man to be hands on could very well end up being his downfall, simply because Elmo is an idiot. Whether he eventually does something wrong with a deal or job (which was even shown last night when he wanted to flog the remaining gnomes) or he turns informer when he caught, I think he may very well have an important part to play.

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

Jeez that was a fair scrap between Fran and his attackers.

Did Dean get shot after talking to Nidge about Fran?

No, I think Nidge said "Get him up", though I fully expected him to kill him anyway.

DublinWriter

DublinWriter wrote: »

Elmo is now a tough guy?...

...the shark has been jumped.

Elmo is out to prove his is not a rat. Having Wayne shot was one way of doing this. Fran has also fallen down the pecking order. He was arguing with Nidge toward the latter end of last year and the business with the dentist relegated him even further. Paulie is manipulating Aido to turn against Nidge 'Tell him fúck off', etc, so he can take over his turf. Aido will become further disinfranchised after what happened to Potsie. Dean might have been right in one way to rat on Fran because he gave himself a fighting chance of survival and chances are Fran could handle himself in a row with Noelie yet again. Deano might be better to skip the country though if Fran survives.

Hitchens

any gang member is liable to turn into a rat............remember Big Pussy and Sammy the Bull? :cool:

Jumboman

Was last nights episode of love/hate the most violent in the series so far ?

I think it was but I have not seen the whole series.

Ted_YNWA

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

Wouldn't fancy feeding silage to animals if it was full of piss & sh1t.

Apologies i meant slurry of course although Nidge had mentioned silage.

AnonoBoy

walshb wrote: »

Yes, but not really comparable with violent underworld criminals that the Gardai are fighting to rid from our streets.

Honestly, no detective would pull up someone like Nidge because of that.

I know you want to believe that they'd have him up for it but they just wouldn't.

He's under instructions to follow Nidge, not to arrest him for patting a Garda on the arm.

DazMarz

I finally got around to reading the dictionary... turned out:

The zebra did it

Jumboman

Jumboman wrote: »

Was last nights episode of love/hate the most violent in the series so far ?

I think it was but I have not seen the whole series.

When I say series I mean every episode since session 1.

I don't think there have been any other episodes as violent as last nights one.

mfceiling

Jumboman wrote: »

When I say series I mean every episode since session 1.

I don't think there have been any other episodes as violent as last nights one.

The one where Darren smashed the ra man's head with a beer keg?
Tommy getting hammered with a golf club?

Jumboman

mfceiling wrote: »

The one where Darren smashed the ra man's head with a beer keg?
Tommy getting hammered with a golf club?

I still think the scene were fran takes out your mans eye was more violent.

huey1975

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Is Donna the burd Fran shagged when she was dressed as a Smurf?

Was it a smurf or avatar?

huey1975

huey1975 wrote: »

Was it a smurf or avatar?

Avatar

Lucy and Harry

''are ye a lady bird or a dirt bird''

Some one said to me today they are making a movie about Love Hate.I do not know how they would do it.

IvaBigWun

Benteke wrote: »

Decent detectives keep their cool and think of the bigger picture instead of putting them away for a few hours and disrupting a big case, I know of one detective who got his head kicked in on a bus and he did nothing about it, 6 months later he got his own back by putting him away for 7 year for a different case, They never forget

I dont think that happened.

Kicking someone in the head can be seen as attempted murder. Attempted murder of a Detective would equal more than 7 years.

shamrock55

I just watched last nights episode now and to be honest i think its time they called a halt to love hate, its getting worse with each episode, i really dont give a **** what happens to who now at this stage

FixdePitchmark

IvaBigWun wrote: »

I dont think that happened.

Kicking someone in the head can be seen as attempted murder. Attempted murder of a Detective would equal more than 7 years.

Na - good behaviour - he'd be painting a school fence in 6 months in this county.

Omackeral

shamrock55 wrote: »

I just watched last nights episode now and to be honest i think its time they called a halt to love hate, its getting worse with each episode, i really dont give a **** what happens to who now at this stage

Most of us care though and the ratings are through the roof, so be a bit silly if they stopped it wouldn't it? You should just stop watching maybe?

Johnny Bubble

Omackeral wrote: »

Most of us care though and the ratings are through the roof, so be a bit silly if they stopped it wouldn't it? You should just stop watching maybe?

Yes. Don't dare think to critisise the sheeple's great Art of Eire.

Omackeral

Johnny Bubble wrote: »

Yes. Don't dare think to critisise the sheeple's great Art of Eire.

Why are you even in this thread still?
Why do you keep calling this country by its name in Irish?
Do you realise that the minute you say sheeple you lose any credibility you may have?

PS I'm starting to think you were rejected for a role as an extra on Love/Hate or else one of the cast stole your missus.

Johnny Bubble

Johnny Bubble wrote: »

Yes. Don't dare think to critisise the sheeple's great Art of Eire.

If there is one thing worse then a 'sheepie' its a typical Irish begrudger. And they are in no short supply in this country.

Effects

walshb wrote: »

Jump on him, to the ground and cart him off.

They do jump on them. All the time. It doesn't go to court.

JP Liz V1

Does Nidge actually know that Fran knows that Nidge arranged the pipe bomb on his house which injured Linda?


I assume Dean knows if he was arranging the hit for Fran so did he tell Nidge

Benteke

IvaBigWun wrote: »

I dont think that happened.

Kicking someone in the head can be seen as attempted murder. Attempted murder of a Detective would equal more than 7 years.

It did happen, 1988 to be precise, You really think someone given another person a hiding is an attempted murder charge? Deary me

Effects

IvaBigWun wrote: »

Kicking someone in the head can be seen as attempted murder.

I doubt you could produce any cases in reality to back that up.

kippy

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Does Nidge actually know that Fran knows that Nidge arranged the pipe bomb on his house which injured Linda?


I assume Dean knows if he was arranging the hit for Fran so did he tell Nidge

Yes.