BBC CASUALTY: He's gone and we just move on (no notice needed)

[AnImaginaryCat]

New thread. New era. New series.

I'm not sure that trailers for future plotlines are spoilers

It’s not my thread and not my decision to make. Trailers are widely available online if you want to see it.

That's fine if you don't want to post it
I was just saying.
I'm not bothered about searching for trailers. Sometimes I see them though

People have different opinions on spoilers and some people don’t like seeing anything, even if it was just a trailer. It’s fairer not to post anything that hasn’t been shown yet.

I wasn't asking for the trailer to be posted here?

Poor Teddy, that was really uncomfortable to watch and we don't even know what actually happened!

I didn’t say you were, we were talking about whether things that have been shown in a trailer constitute spoilers, in the context of whether they should be posted on a thread like this.

And I’d say that’s up to the OP.

For clarity - people are speculating about where Dylan’s plot lines are going. The trailer has some indicators about this, if people want to see them.

That is literally all I was saying.

Oh right

Just watched the trailer - I didn’t realise trailers were even a thing with Casualty 😂

Glad I watched though!

Poor Teddy was so traumatised .Just when there was a risk of a nice happy relationship as well! I hope they handle it well.

Same here. Excited for the series but sad too.

Sad?

jsut watched the last charlie one,
a colleague has just retired, not after 37 years but i hope she wasnt expecting a car!

it was emotional with Stevie,

Has Stevie left?

No

It seems to me either Rash or Dylan are going to have a rough time of it and I like both their characters.

Me too

Jesus, poor Teddy. It was pretty obvious what sort of thing happened to him from our perspective, but the "men can be sexually assaulted" story is going to go on for a bit.

I hope we're not also getting back into Dylan's mental health problems. I know he connected a bit with that patient via naval history but he must have seen thousands of resus patients even since recovery from his various OCD, anxiety and alcohol issues. He's been my favourite character since his introduction as the GP with the sheep and his Holby bus crash that ended up killing Polly - can't we just let him be OK for a bit.

I like Patrick. I liked his actor in Waterloo Road too, just something so calming about him. Too much Waterloo Road recently, Maggie Budgen and Andrew Treneman at the same time?

Well, if I didn't hate Patrick before... 😡

Have watched tonight’s episode on iPlayer and NEED to discuss my theory - waiting impatiently until it goes out on TV!

Not the point of this thread I know ..but ....
Why is nearly everything on iPlayer now before " real " TV time ??!!

I always thought iPlayer was for catch up ...
now it seems "real /proper time " is catch up !!!

I genuinely never watch live TV. We do have it now as we found a cable a year after moving to connect to the aerial but I can’t think of a time I’ve sat down and watched.

I haven’t watched anything on Live TV since my first child was born 10 years ago 😂 Everyone I know mainly watches programmes on the catch-up channels.

I watch live TV if I'm in when it's on.

I didn’t even bother to set up live tv last time I replaced my television 😂 I am extraordinarily lazy though.