Anyone watching Casualty?

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I know there's a few of you out there...

I've got very vague recollections of Charlie's wedding being on a boat and something similarly disastrous happening then. Does anyone remember more?

I don't even recall Charlie getting married. There is a time period of my life where I didn't have a TV.

Dark days.

I vaguely recalled this too so had a quick search. It does say here that Charlie and Baz get married on a boat in the marina.
And are some very familiar old faces having a sing-song on said boat.

All very eighties. I feel so old!

Oh meant to add that I haven't found out what the disaster was. Maybe there wasn't one after all? unless it was the singing

Thanks for setting my mind at rest, Moln.

Duffy turns up so it must be all over for Charlie.

Poor Charlie! Think it will be a bit naf if he suddenly resurrects tomorrow...

Charlie can't die

I'm still traumatised by Charlies family being killed off by a house fire about a million years ago!

Nooooo, that's unfair getting Duffy where's your accent back like that. Although if that was recreating the very first episode where Charlie drove from A to B via CDEF...Z (oh how we laughed at the time). That definitely wasn't where they first filmed Casualty either.

WIBU to be weeping my eyes out right now?

It is all signposting to Charlie not making it, all the flashbacks, and Duffy turning up. And someone has to die after all that explosive stuff on the boat. At least we don't have to wait a whole week to find out.

It was Josh's family who got killed in the house fire, not Charlie's.

On the trailer, Lofty bends down to kiss what appears to be Charlie's head as he is wheeled away on a bed/trolley. He must be alive at that point otherwise he would be covered and this scene hasn't happened yet has it?

Oh God the stress! As soon as Charlie kicked his shoes off I was saying "Nooooo, he has a heart condition!" Of course that little S**t Louis did nothing to help.
Duffy looks pretty good I must say.

Jacob is telling the police how to do their jobs as well now, and STILL hasn't so much as stuck on a plaster. There's something very annoying odd about him!

What a fab episode! I bloody love Casualty!

Glad Zoe and Dylan aren't dead!

Yes it was Josh's family, he got called out to it, certainly not Charlie's because we still unfortunately have bloody Louie.

I don't see how Dylan survived!

I think Dylan survived because the explosion was outside, on top of the boat, and not in the confined area he was in. Most of the force would have been away from him and he was probably protected from it and the flames.

I suppose it was fairly typical of Louis' addictive personality that he reacted to seeing his father walk into danger by running away and then blaming his father for being someone he can't live up to, but FFS he's so irritating. And it would appear he heard his father having a heart attack on the phone and has done nothing whatsoever about it.

In Louis defence, he was completely pissed and is clearly a vulnerable individual. I imagine that his reaction was probably accurate. At the moment, we don't know what he did after hearing Charlie on the phone. He might be racing towards the hospital... Or he might not!

I reckon Louis might kill himself thinking he may have played a part in his fathers death.

Was Josh a paramedic? Blimey that had got totally muddled in my head! Been thinking it was Charlie for years

That episode where Josh's family all died completely traumatized me!

Ooh lost this thread.

They've been building to Charloe going for weeks. Lots of this place couldn't run without you/he's the heart of this place etc

Quite pleased to see Duffy.

Not interested in the gang war thing. Someone will die there. Fx it's not the pg woman though her dh could go Louise is being primed to save someone too.

I think Charlie survives but leaves. Clearly he's going whether it's alive or dead given they've shoehorned Duffy into the story! Will he survive and go back to NZ (?) with her?

I thought a couple of weeks ago, he might have upped sticks and gone with Tess. Talking of which, how come no one ever has to give notice and serve it, but just make a big decision and then they're gone immediately? No putting house up for sale or giving notice to the landlord, no packing up the house and getting furniture moved/put in storage/ebayed/freecycled/taken to the tip.

How come that even when they've made that decision, they never come back even for the weekend for things like weddings and funerals of their good friends?