All Saints fans were treated to a surprise reunion – and then some – over the weekend that was sure to get their hearts racing.
Beloved couple and arguably one of Australian television’s greatest couples, Georgie Parker and Erik Thomson, who played nurse Terri Sullivan and medical registrar Mitch Stevens, reunited.
And, much to fans delight, were joined by another iconic actress – Rebecca Gibney.
Rebecca and Erik played another of television’s beloved character couples, Dave and Julie Rafter in Packed To The Rafters.
A Packed To The Rafters reunion is already in the works!
(Channel Seven)Taking to Instagram Rebecca shared a snap of herself with Erik and Georgie, noting the catchup was long overdue.
“Finally caught up with this gorgeous woman after promising to do it for 6 years. Same age – same approach to life. Adore her to bits! ❤️❤️,” she captioned the happy snap.
“And to share it with the equally glorious @erik.thomson was just divine . Two beautiful humans @georgieparker and @erik.thomson . Love you both ❤️❤️”
Rebecca shared this photo of the trio.
(Instagram)Georgie and Erik reunited in 2018 for TV WEEK to mark the 20th anniversary of the show, where they discussed their character’s tumultuous love story.
Shortly after Mitch and Terri got engaged, they discovered Mitch had a brain tumour and was going to die.
The pair wed in a low-key ceremony in 2003 and Mitch died in the following episode. Fans were shattered.
Georgie and Erik reunited in 2018.
(Bauer syndication)“I get emotional thinking about it, because it was so powerful,” Erik says.
“I’m lying there [acting] dead, and Georgie is on me, crying. Her tears were falling on my face and I couldn’t flinch because I was [meant to be] dead. But it was so cathartic for both of us.”
Despite Erik’s character having been killed off, Georgie said she would be open to a revival.
“You could always do a couple of short tele-movies,” Georgie Parker told us at the 60th TV WEEK Logie Awards
Before adding with a huge grin: “Never say never!”
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