Love/Hate (3 Viewers)

[Jerry Twig]

I was thinking by then, jaysis Tommy hasn't been in this episode, then as if by magic, there he is.

Sure it wouldn't be a proper episode if Tommy didn't lash on the leather jacket to go down the shops.

 

[rettucs]

janet's ok, not sure about her jacket though

and what was the bit about her sister for?

"overdose?"
"no"

so...why'd you bring that up then

yeah, fuck, I was thinking that exact thing. And why didn't nidge lose the rag with her for saying it? Is that what he does? just lose the rag the whole time for no reason

 

[chutneyfarmer]

It was disappointing that they didn't finish the graveyard job. "I think we'll leave it Jimmy"

Pretty much sums up the whole show so far this season. Nothing BIG is happening. The last few seasons all had a few WTF moments throught the season to keep you interested, but none so far this year that I can see. Every storyline just seems to be meandering along. That said, the 'RA fella getting shot was done well, and the Sinead O'Connor tune was an inspired choice. More of that kinda TV please. And less poxy Janet. Ta.

 

[rettucs]

Love/Hate actor in court on drug rap - Independent.ie

someone should tell the garda that its only a telly programme

 

[rettucs]

I auditioned like everyone else says Keith Duffy after Love/Hate backlash - Independent.ie

oh fuck that was keith duffy. I thought it was just some fucker who looked like him.

I feel bad now

 

[Jim Daniels]

Luke Ming Flanagan: Who is Niiiige out of Love/Hate accountable to?

Ming Flanagan Opens Two Day Debate On Cannabis Legalisation | News | Today FM

 

[nooleen]

the big irish head on him

 

[travispickle]

That yunflit Wayne looks like Tutankhamun doesn't he? Freak.

He looks like a dog an old neighbour of mine had; very unsettling features. Husky like.

 

[Jim Daniels]

Love/Hate actor in court on drug dealing charge - The Irish Times - Tue, Nov 05, 2013

A young actor who featured in the controversial cat-killing scene in the hit RTÉ crime series Love/Hate has appeared in court accused of cannabis dealing.

Leroy Harris (19) has been given three weeks to consider how he will plead after he was charged with unlawful possession of a quantity of cannabis worth €110, and having the drug for the purpose of sale or supply near his home at Sheriff Street, in north inner city Dublin, on October 14th.

He appeared at Dublin District Court today charged with the offences.

Dressed in a red jumper, navy tracksuit bottoms and blue runners, he remained silent during the brief hearing and a plea has not yet been indicated.

Judge Cormac Dunne was told by a court sergeant that the DPP had directed that the case should be dealt with at district court level. The only details given in relation to the allegations were that the case involved drugs “value €110, cannabis herb”.

Judge Dunne accepted jurisdiction and agreed to a request from defence solicitor Cahir O’Higgins to adjourn the case to allow time for the prosecution to hand over a summary of its evidence.

There was no objection bail and legal aid was granted after the court heard that the 19-year-old was unemployed. Mr Harris was ordered to appear again in three weeks when he will be expected to enter a plea.

The actor, who has an address at from Mariner’s Port, Dublin, is set to make more appearances in Love/Hate. His role in the opening scene of the current series was at the centre of a controversy for its graphic depiction of his on-screen character, Glen, filming his friend Wayne firing shots from an automatic weapon and killing a cat.

He previously earned a nomination for an award from the Irish Film and Television Academy (IFTA) for his role in the RTÉ series Prosperity, where he played the role a teenager bullied because he had a stammer.

Following the short hearing today, Mr O’Higgins gave a statement on his client’s behalf.

The lawyer told reporters that his client is “very respectful of the court process and court procedures and is anxious to conduct himself in a way that would not jeopardise his future”.

 

[pete]

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[HMD]

That was fairly shite

 

[GO]

It was pretty shite til Nidge pissed on the milk!

Then it was CLASS!

Overall I enjoyed it though...a couple of thrills for sure

 

[Scientician 0.8]

That bit with Nidge at the end was TERRIBLE!!!

Still calling S2 as being decent, S3 was better than S4, not a good sign for S5 although they'll have bigger budgets since it seems to be the most popular show in Ireland right now.

 

[GO]

I liked the bit at the end.

Nidge has a guardian angel..he's invincible..he was rocking in to give the coppers two fingers.

Although..no real gangster would ever do that I reckon

 

[george mcfly]

I liked the bit at the end.

Nidge has a guardian angel..he's invincible..he was rocking in to give the coppers two fingers.

Although..no real gangster would ever do that I reckon

@scutter would. he's fucking mental

 

[quaidox]

getting a fully grown man into a suitcase??!?! yeah right!!!

 

[GO]

getting a fully grown man into a suitcase??!?! yeah right!!!

Aww yeah..I remember thinking that was a bit sketchy alright!

 

[GO]

I hope someone brings Tommy in a nice fizzy orange for when he wakes up

 

[Diddles]

At least the boy-king is dead.

 

[GO]

I was sorry to see him go.


He'd grown on me