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Well, the good news is that this "special" has been written by Jimmy McGovern who hasn't written an episode of the series since 1999 when he handed over to Paul Abbot. Robbie Coltrane is said to have told the production company that he wouldn't appear in the role again unless it was in a McGovern scripted series.

Without giving anything away, I think that the views that McGovern gives Fitz in the soon to be seen programme would not go down well with George W Bush or sunybay.

As for Australia, that's where Fitz has been for seven years and he has returned to give his daughter away at her wedding. He explains to the Manchester taxi driver on his return that he's been the "land of skin cancer and Skippy".

[QUOTE="BrianH, post: 2085917, member: 64960"] Well, the good news is that this "special" has been written by Jimmy McGovern who hasn't written an episode of the series since 1999 when he handed over to Paul Abbot. Robbie Coltrane is said to have told the production company that he wouldn't appear in the role again unless it was in a McGovern scripted series. Without giving anything away, I think that the views that McGovern gives Fitz in the soon to be seen programme would not go down well with George W Bush or sunybay. As for Australia, that's where Fitz has been for seven years and he has returned to give his daughter away at her wedding. He explains to the Manchester taxi driver on his return that he's been the "land of skin cancer and Skippy". [/QUOTE]

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