RTE Fair City viewers all say Babs has ‘lost the plot' after dramatic revenge on man behind online attack
In tonight's episode, Ruby informed Babs that the video of her being hit with a breakfast roll had been deleted, but someone online tried to start a challenge encouraging others to target her again.
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Ruby informed Babs that someone online tried to start a challenge encouraging others to target her again
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Babs got revenge after Liam mentioned he recognised one of the men involved
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Babs regretted not confronting the original culprits. Liam mentioned he recognised one of the men involved.
Taking matters into her own hands, Babs got revenge by clamping the man's van and covering it in shaving foam.
However, her confidence wavered when her boss called her in for a meeting the next morning, leaving her anxious about the consequences.
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Ciara said: "Babs has lost the plot."
Thomas wrote: "What a childish waste of shaving cream."
Sylvia remarked: "The Babs story is boring me already."
Sinead said: "Bye Babs."
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Another added: "Carol won't take kindly to Babs Cabs."
Elsewhere, Holly overheard James insisting to Emma that she kicked her and Milo out and threatened to leave.
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Emma assured Holly that she wanted them to stay. James insisted Emma had been played again.
Holly told Renee that James is Milo's father. James feared she will tell everyone in the town.
James approached Rafferty and Emma and insisted they work together to stop Holly taking advantage of them, but Emma told James that she is happy to be a grandmother.
TONIGHT'S DRAMA
Gareth encouraged Melanie to stand up to Joan, but Melanie feared she might be fired.
Melanie decided that she will quit on her own terms, but after a chat with Gareth she considered going back to the office.
Renee and Ruby bickered over Renee's micromanaging, while Mondo tried to keep the peace.
Mondo took his frustration out on Ray and Renee. Gareth visited Joan in work to convince her to keep Melanie on but raised Joan's suspicions about his involvement.
When Kira offered to look after things with Comet for a few days, Mondo apologised to Ray and told him that he can still go on the holiday after all.
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