One Fan's Surprising Reaction to Ireland's 'Love Hate' After Watching Season 1, Episode 2!

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In this video, I react to Love/Hate, Season 1, Episode 3, where we see Darren closing in on the truth about the death of his brother Robbie which causes tension within his gang as he also faces up to his feelings for Rosie.

But Stumpy has other ideas and takes his anger and frustration out on Rosie much to John Boy's displeasure. Meanwhile, John Boy finds out that it was his half-brother Hughie who killed Darren's brother.

This episode was written by Stuart Carolan and directed by David Caffrey.
The full episodes can be viewed on www.rte.ie/player if you are based in Ireland and are also available for purchase via all the main online and physical media outlets.

Hopefully you will enjoy this reaction video and please like, comment and subscribe to see more of this content and don't forget to join me for Season 1, Episode 4 very shortly.

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