Casualty fans are ALL saying the same thing about THIS character

Casualty fans have a new favourite character working in Holby, praising produces for giving straight-talking ‘King’ Dylan Keogh some more air time.

In last night’s instalment of Casualty (which aired Saturday 20th January), we saw Dylan and Jodie work together to try to help a young boy who has swallowed something he shouldn’t have, with some help from Max.

The two doctors then realise they both know the truth about Max’s kidney failure diagnosis. It was Dylan’s honest and no-nonsence approach during the episode that earned him the respect of viewers on social media.

‘Dylan laying down the law, what a king,’ wrote one viewer on X (formerly Twitter).

While another said, ‘We love u Dylan,’ alongside a montage of scenes from the previous night’s episodes.

‘SO glad to see a little bit more Dylan screen time – he’s always one of the best parts of an episode. And I know i’ve said this so many times, how utterly fantastic is William Beck at playing Dylan.’

While another said, ‘Thankyou #Casualty for giving us more than 2 minutes of Dylan this week. It was very much appreciated.’

And another wrote, ‘Dylan, Jodie and Max. What a trio, #Casualty wouldn’t be the same without either of them…’

While another wrote, talking about his relationship with Jodie, ‘I love how Jodie had to clarify that Dylan didn’t have a phone and he didn’t mean he didn’t have a friend.’

And another said, predicting a shock twist for the character, ‘I’m trying to imagine two of my favourites Stevie and Dylan in a relationship, but I’m not sure it would work.’

Could you ever see a romance between Stevie and Dylan blossoming? Tune in next Saturday 27th January to see what’s next for the residents of Holby.

Casualty fans have a new favourite character working in Holby, praising produces for giving straight-talking ‘King’ Dylan Keogh some more air time. Advertisement AD In last night’s instalment of Casualty (which aired Saturday 20th January), we saw Dylan and Jodie work together to try to help a young boy who has swallowed something he shouldn’t have, with some…