delw wrote: » Can't remember but why is tommy in hospital?
kryogen wrote: » Can't see Patrick ever taking over as a major criminal, doesn't seem to be his style at all. Elmo would be the next one up if Nidge goes down. Not a muscle man but a clever guy with a snakey side, similar to Nidge
irishfeen wrote: » Jaysus that's was unreal... Very very graphic ... Joe will be busy
batistuta9 wrote: » going over & back to have the one conversation :pac::pac::pac:
Blay wrote: » I thought when Lizzie was in court that the camera would pan around and Dano would be in the seats waiting on her :pac:
kryogen wrote: » Don't see the big deal with the flash back, its not like it was very out of place, it was just catching you up on events to bring us up to date with the story
masonchat wrote: » missed this : - ( those anyone know when it is repeated ?
BuilderPlumber wrote: » The assumption is that Dano is dead (and he probably is). But it would be a huge surprise to if he survived and made a comeback?
kryogen wrote: » Tommy is another one, his character/story is going nowhere. Slightly disappointed to see him at all this season, could have just learned that he died from his injuries at last. What are they going to do with him like?
kryogen wrote: » Seems like an honourable chap to be fair. I would think that is more to do with his principles and seems pretty believable to me.
Blay wrote: » Yeah afterwards I was thinking that if he was alive he would have shown up last season but in the moment it seemed like a scene where the judge releases her, she smiles towards the seats and it pans to Dano smiling back.
Cienciano wrote: » The guy making the pipe bombs to kill innocent people is honourable?
Jumboman wrote: » I didnt like the way they turned frans character into a cry bady. Hes suppose to be a hardman.
BuilderPlumber wrote: » Last time we saw Dano was episode 4 of series 4 which was the climatic episode of that season. Nidge and Tony met up and Tony had arranged to have Dano driven out into the country and kneecapped and stabbed. We see him struggling and he lies back dead. We assume he is dead. Subsequent episodes have not mentioned him at all. But it could as a major surprise he survived. Anything is possible in Love/Hate and storylines can be revived and redeveloped often. Perhaps, Dano's fate remains a mystery: assumption he died but he may have been saved and planning an all out war on Nidge and Tony.
walshb wrote: » + 1. Fran towards the end of last season was not in the slightest bit afraid of Nidge. Nidge actually seemed fearful of Fran. Fran needs to sort out his all over the place accent, and cut out the out of place "inanyways."
mzungu wrote: » Maybe its to show that behind all the hardman bravado, even these complete psychopathic individuals are scared silly when death comes knocking on their door. Not too veer too far off topic, but its reported that Ted Bundy was crying prior to execution. So its not too far fetched that behind it all, Fran is not the hard man he thinks himself to be. Having said that, he is planning a move against Nidge. Since he is not stupid he is just biding his time. He was outgunned and outsmarted this time. He knows when to hold and when to fold.
JONJO THE MISER wrote: » Yeah but when your caught in a trap like fran was when he thought he was going to get killed, excellent example of human physogy and nature.
Guy:Incognito wrote: » Anyone else think a few off the accents are gone a bit ropey? Siobhan, Trish and fran's accents all seem off.
crazygeryy wrote: » Could u not just briefly explain it. I have seen it just can't remember.
GradGirl27 wrote: » ...kinda answering your own question. But I'll stop right there