languagenerd wrote: » I'm making my guess based on who's missing from the opening credit sequence, along with the hints from the UPC guide :P
livinginkorea wrote: » Well Seamus is there in the opening credits so I don't think that's really a viable system
Kauto0709 wrote: » Seriously BEST SOAP EVER!
Losty Dublin wrote: » Oh and please don't spoil it on me; Fechfaidh mé ar Ollcharr de Domhnaigh
Also Starring LeVar Burton wrote: » Not trying to be smart, but if that's the case maybe you should avoid the thread until after you've watched it on Sunday?
Losty Dublin wrote: » Avoid the interweb? Are you mad? :-) lol
branie2 wrote: » Nice use of flashbacks at the graveyard
languagenerd wrote: » Christ, the fact that Seamus's last scene was at a funeral and his last words were about someone being in heaven looking down on others really got to me. I hope they give him a proper send off. Not that they would have chosen to have two funerals in such quick succession, but I can't see any other way of writing him out respectfully...
Muireann wolfsbane the yank wrote: » Wow what a fabulous episode, so sad I can't say anything more than that. So Catriona and Vince are back together huh? Got to give kudos to her mother, after walking in on her. Heh Heh. By the way off topic but I did a sketch of Diarmuid that I might turn into a drawing.http://muireannpendrgon.deviantart.com/art/20150910-182853-559537394 He sure did love his Ewe Betsy, maybe I should do a Dorset instead of a Shetland.
siochain705 wrote: Mo has a lot of class and a lot of heart, that's all I've got to say.
CassieManson wrote: » Can anyone remember the story that Mo referred to last night? She said that she had pretended to be pregnant.
John Joe Jones wrote: » Yeah it was about 10 years ago when she was about 15 or 16.
siochain705 wrote: » Okay, I'm confused. Where did Grainne go? I thought she was delaying her nursing courses to stay and help Jason.
Losty Dublin wrote: » Ros Na Run's official Facebook page reports that tonight's episode is the final appearance of Seamus. Oh and please don't spoil it on me; Fechfaidh mé ar Ollcharr de Domhnaigh