BBC CASUALTY: we stare into the middle distance for Charliexit

[AnImaginaryCat]

Counting down to the long awaited day!

I'm getting very bored of BIG drama/incidents with staff. So far Jodie has been almost blown up by a bomb, had a gun pointed at her, been spiked and then been presumed missing but actually buying a kebab in a pub explosion. She's only been there a couple of months!
God knows how much drama Faith and Ian have had. I would like to see a move away from the staff being main stories back to the drama being around the patients.

It's like the writers for Hollyoaks in the early 2000s are now writing for Casualty. Have we had a serial killer yet? That must be the only thing they haven't done

Buying a kebab is pretty risky too.

Holby had the serial killer.

It's like the writers for Hollyoaks in the early 2000s are now writing for Casualty. Have we had a serial killer yet? That must be the only thing they haven't done

Hush, don't put the idea into their heads. I remember when The Bill reached the point when there were more criminals amongst the cops than there were out on the streets, up to and including the serial killer, and it just got unbelievably tedious.

Noooo how can you say that 😱

I know he's not the best but I do feel a bit bad for Charlie/Derek Thompson, reading all the comments about him on here

I think they do know. He must be bi.

Rida's got tonnes of character!

Oh I like Rhida! I like Barney too but I'm guessing he can't be that good if I can't think of his character's name 😂

I want more leg chopping off with a combine harvester and electrical explosions from the toaster please! Stop with the staff!

I think Rida has become one of my favourites actually.
Barney is Cam

I’m sure he comforts himself with his enormous salary.

I've watched Casualty since Charlie Fairhead first drove over the Clifton Suspension Bridge in his little old car ( followed by a van that was owned by DH's employers at the time). I think it's time he should go through as there's not much more he can take.
I do like Donna and I think that something will happen between her and Dylan.
However I find it frustrating that Faith has 3 children who seem to have disappear quite conveniently unless brought into A&E for treatment.

That's just usual for the children. I wouldn't expect anything different.

I don't think there's anything wrong with not seeing Faith's children unless they are part of a storyline involving the main characters. They're just background really. Same goes for spouses (Ffionn for example).

That expensively kitted out children's room still bugs me. Why is it totally unused? Why would a hospital have a facility like that and leave it gathering dust? I keep wanting a load of children plus an indignant play therapist to burst in on the nurses and chuck them out.

Considering they are strapped for bed and cubicle space I'm surprised they haven't shoved all the toys in an office and stuck a bed or two in there. Holby seems to both a massive and tiny hospital at the same time.

What happened to the kid's A&E some past doctor campaigned about ? Is that the baby nurses' play room?

Also, I'm pretty sure they had an extra on, several months ago, who was a play therapist shown to be taking charge of a child whose mother was a patient.

Another explosion

And finally they know it's father and daughter

Jodie was worried about max. He does care for him as dad

Well done cam for standing up to Ryan

Is it on today

I can't see it on the schedule for today, no.

It’s back next week I think.

Look Mr BBC. We all love to hate it ... but we hate it more when you just turn it off for something "better". You have four channels.

I don't hate it