This feature took me two days to write - a testament to the sheer volume of work Damien has delivered this year.
He has touched upon every area (no not like that, stop it) TV, Theatre, Radio, Audio, Film... such a variety, what a versatile talent. And not just quantity but quality, every project he is involved in.

Thanks for voting Rosie! It's understandable that TBOAA is your favourite moment - let's hope many more fans have the same experience in 2015 with The Hard Problem

I have to agree with Rosie on this one and vote for The Body of an American.  

1) For personal reasons. It was the impetus for me taking a whirlwind 8 day trip to the UK, partially ticking off one item off my bucket list (I say partially because in reality the bucket list says "move to the UK")  I met 19 friends I previously only knew online (all brought together by Being Human/Damo), met Miss domino herself, which was a very special time despite the obstacles getting to her... and met Damien himself.  2 1/2 times.  (that third day he was off in a hurry, only had time for a quick goodbye).  And he turned out to be as gracious, down-to-earth, and personable as everyone has ever said and everything I've ever read suggests.  The kind of guy you just want to naturally be around.  And yes CLEARLY GORGEOUS.  And William was a delight.  I could have happily stood there listening to these two men speaking in their natural accents for hours.  Everything surrounding the trip to go see The Body of an American was just an incredible experience for me, one of the highlights of, well, my life actually.  I would probably rank it #4, after my wedding and the birth of my two children.  Seriously.  There was so much excitement, friendship, and warm welcome.  It felt like coming home, like seeing old friends, like being enveloped in "rightness". 

2) The production itself.  In 2013 when Damien was in If You Don't Let Us Dream... I probably could have pushed for going to England, especially since I sent him quilt and would have wanted to be there to give it to him personally.  But the details of that play just didn't appeal to me.  However, as soon as people known to me left that first viewing of The Body of an American, singing accolades and exclaiming at what an incredible experience it was, I KNEW I HAD to go.  Part of me was thinking "If I only meet Damien Molony once, I really don't want him to be so hairy." But, the details of how this play unfolds were just too tempting.  And boy was I BLOWN AWAY.  The setting - to have two incredibly talented actors weaving their magic mere inches from you, to be immersed so wholly in the story, in the moment.  No distractions.  At times mesmerizingly staring directly into your eyes; quite literally in your face!  "I WILL OWN YOU!"  The pace - such a roller coaster ride of emotions, the glimmers of humor in the face of horrors, the development of friendship, the go, go, go energy from the very first word uttered to the last.  The talent - I at once wanted to touch these two men, to cuddle them when they wept (watching Damien cry in person is even more heartbreaking than seeing him cry as Hal), to ease the pain they convincingly portrayed, and yet at the same time I felt a transfixed reverence for them as they seamlessly wove in and out of accents, in and out of characters at a dizzying pace.  I can tell you that this play, this production, still haunts me.  I watched it 3 times (hey I had to make the most of a small window of time) and I could have watched it a dozen more.

See what you guys do to me, what this fandom does to me.  I'm feeling a bit emotional now...  

Here, have the brown silk hankie whimsy...

after I've dried my eyes, i'm all emosh myself after reading your favourite moment from the year. I am so very glad and happy that you had the perfect most amazing trip to the UK this year, saw Damien performing live and met Damien himself...! And met so many of us!  but most of all I am glad you and I had that brief but wonderful time where we met in real life!

Jozie, what a once in a lifetime experience you had this year when you came to the UK, the only fan who got to see some Suspects filming and meet Damien Fay and Clare in real life! just WOW! So exciting to hear about it, and for me it was a delight chatting afterwards (via facetime).

I think of all Damien's projects, Suspects has to be the most excited I have been this year.... do you all remember the build up to Suspects S1? and when we started seeing photos and promos for Jack Weston for the first time? and then when Kara M tweeted the forum all those BTs pics from Suspects 2 filming? and Fay and Clare? On a personal level, negotiating, receiving and sharing Channel 5 promo pics, and exclusive clips for the fansite was a total thrill. I know one is supposed to be all professional and aloof about such things but... truthfully, every single time Channel 5, fremantle or Kara sent something in our direction it felt such a privelege and an honour, so exciting and so many treats!!! 

and how about Damien's first audio book Raven?