Picture PEEHS - The Name That TV CHARACTER Edition

Had been hoping to do this reveal on Tuesday evening shortly after the Sign-Ups close, but just in case people were definitely expecting it on Tuesday, just wanted to give the heads up that there's a good chance I may not get around to doing it this week at all.

My Granny died during the night, only 50 days after my Granda passed away, so I may not be in the hosting headspace this week, and of course depending on wake/funeral arrangements.

On the other hand I may very well welcome the distraction for an hour or so on Tuesday and fire off the reveal as planned, so I'll play it by ear for now.

Keeping the deadline as is (6pm Tuesday) if anyone else is still hoping to get in an entry just send in a PM before then.

Cheers folks, at the risk of sounding like a sap with feelings and sh*t, this little Forum Games corner of the internet has been a like second home for me over the last year (especially since I can't venture too far beyond my actual home), playing and hosting games has been a great distraction from all the bullsh*t going on in the world) and a lot of you weirdos have become good friends despite having not met any of you in person (or maybe its a case of being lucky not to have to blind myself by seeing your ugly mugs in the dim lighting of an over-crowded bar ; see even when I'm trying to be sincere I can't help but be a sarcastic prick... :pac:)

KathleenGrant wrote: »

Was this granny on the same side as the grandfather who passed recently?

Yeah, my mam's parents. Wasn't very close to my Dad or his family growing up, so my Granny and Granda filled that other parental role, and I went to live with them for a couple of years during and after college (as we had a full house at home and I gave up my bedroom there to my niece for a few years). I was also their first grandchild, so was fussed over and worried about more-so than the others, long after I was big enough and bold enough to be able to look out for myself...

Up until last year the whole family aunts, uncles, cousins, in-laws, all went around there for lunch every Saturday, which had been the tradition for at least my whole life anyway, and there could be up to 27 people there for lunch every week (sometimes people would be away, or working, or have something on, but the majority would still be there without fail), so the Pandemic and Restrictions had made it extra tough on them. We expected Granda, he had Parkinsons for a good few years, and then Dementia in the last year or two, but Granny had been fine up until a few days ago, so it kind of came out of left field.