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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J. R.&#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 135453" data-attributes="member: 12"><p>Usually it is the ones who do three or more killings in separate incidents.  In 2016, at one point there were four of those hanging about in Hollyoaks at the same time, not counting the other occasional or one-off killers who live there.  Sometimes they tried to bump each other off.  Jeff Rawle said that part of the attraction of playing serial killer Silas Blissett on Hollyoaks was that he had never ever played a murderer before.  Silas killed five characters and attempted to murder another five but came unstuck when he unintentionally murdered his own daughter, when he was trying to murder someone else.  Although he later popped back, posing as Mr E.  Mann and murdered the Gloved Hand serial killer, who had been busy murdering seven characters with potassium chloride injections.  Silas deemed her a “slut” and said that her children would be better off without her.  So he made sure of it.  Cameron Campbell was living there then and he bumped off eight people.  So was schoolgirl Nico Blake, who suffocated her grandfather (biological father to both her parents, thanks to their unintentional incest when they didn’t know that they were brother and sister), killed her mother’s lover on his wedding day and bumped off her stepsister. And trying to bump off some others, such as with poisoned aftershave and poisoned orange juice.  Warren Fox is more of an occasional murderer, having murdered five characters, including a man who had just saved his life, his pregnant (with his baby) fiancée, her ex-husband and a couple of other characters.  And attempting to murder others.</p></blockquote><p></p>

Verification: Who played JR Ewing?