Casualty

[I_love_Ken]

Who else loves Casualty?
;-)

[crete]

no not really prefer trauma

[Kathyan]

I love Casualty too! I do have a question though, what happened to the 'other wife' of Fynn who turned up at his funeral? She said that his flat was now hers because they were married and had a son together. Did Comfort just accept this? I think I must have missed something somewhere!

[jennymac]

No you did not miss anything it was just never mentioned after Comfort let her have the flat.

[4getmenot]

No, holby city for me

[Suzyboo]

Do enjoy it but don't think it's as good as it used to be. Prefer ER

[devilwoman]

i love both casualty and holby city, but keep switching,one week my fave is holby a few weeks later its casualty.

[babscartland]

casualty is great. They were filming it at the top of my road 2 weeks ago. so exciting it was. they shut down a car show room,turned it into a cafe and drove a car through the window.they stopped all the traffic,loads of people were watching. and seeing ambulances at the top of my road with "holby city" written on was just fantastic. and i saw josh and pauline quirke was there to she was playing a tramp,didnt reckognise her. its going out on air the first week of december,look out for Franks Cafe.

[babscartland]

but i do prefer er if im honest.

[Brownlow]

Besides whom?

[Matheous]

I'm sorry but I always thought they should group all the s**** such as 'London's Burning' - ER - etc together -use the same actors and cut their costs and have a single programme entitled something like 'Complete F****** Disaster In a Nutshell' -Broadcast it around 3.30am when most working people are sleeping and leave room on the tele for decent comedy- preferably alternative!

[Sausagegirl]

Used to lovety love love it.

But i married a paramedic and he ruined it with his incessant tutting and comments such as "as if" and "that'd never happen".

Got me own back though. I whinge all the way through trauma!

[anotheoldgit]

I have never understood why mostly females enjoy these medical type of programmes. I maintain that people who watch these type of programmes are the type who gather around when there is an accident. If the NHS put viewing benches into their A&E departments and charged to view they would make a fortune. A new source of income could then be had by catering for a more decerning audience, by opening up the operating theatres.

[I_love_Ken]

It seems to me that I'm the only one in our school that doesn't crowd round! I think it's kinda because I watch so many medical programmes, like in school if someone faints or something, "ahem, ah shaddup people, there are people here that know what they're doing so siddown and shaddaup!"
quite funny actually, I think the only time I've reacted was when a girl who had fainted, actually fell down the towerblock steps...eek!
I love all things medical, been through so many 'I wanna be a nurse' 'I wanna be a paramedic', it's hilarious because I'm now in the stages of I couldn't decide whether I wanted to be an actress or a nurse, so I asked someone, who then in her absolute insanity, told me to be an actress in Casualty, I saw the sense, and now want to do that!!

[Matheous]

anotheoldgit HERE HERE! -well spoken...I agree entirely!

[I_love_Ken]

You're just ganging up now! *pokes tongue*
Anyway! the other week when my friend came up to see me from afar, we couldn't wait to get away from a casualty scene in our local town centre, it may have something to do with us being dared to wear scrubs by our fellow Casualty fans on Holby.tv!