- Radio Times
- Review by:
- Jane Rackham
For a change, the focus is on the mysterious, not the medical. First, Jeff and Tamzin are called out to a house where a crying baby has been left all on its own. Where is its mother? Then a teenage boy has a fight with an unknown intruder, who weirdly knows the boy’s name. Lastly, a lap dancer collapses – although with no signs of drug abuse (the immediate suspicion), the doctors can’t work out why.
Two of the cases are connected – it’s not hard to work it out, but it gives Zoe a headache. That and the quantity of booze she drank the night before. “Pain is nature’s way of saying don’t do that,” says Charlie sagely. Now there’s a diagnosis.
About this programme
2/44. When a baby's condition suddenly deteriorates it is left to Tom to revive her, while Dylan starts to accuse the mother of inadvertently passing drugs through her breast milk. Meanwhile, Tamzin and Jeff attend to a lap dancer who has collapsed at work, and Sam attempts to unravel the mystery of a patient with amnesia.
Cast and crew
Cast
- Dylan Keogh
- William Beck
- Zoe Hanna
- Sunetra Sarker
- Sam Nicholls
- Charlotte Salt
- Jeff Collier
- Matt Bardock
- Linda Andrews
- Christine Tremarco
- Tom Kent
- Oliver Coleman
- Adrian `Fletch' Fletcher
- Alex Walkinshaw
- Charlie Fairhead
- Derek Thompson
- Tess Bateman
- Suzanne Packer
- Kathleen `Dixie' Dixon
- Jane Hazlegrove
- Big Mac
- Charles Dale
- Noel Garcia
- Tony Marshall
- Louise Tyler
- Azuka Oforka
- Lloyd Asike
- Michael Obiora
- Tamzin Bayle
- Gemma Atkinson
- Denise Andrews
- Kate McEvoy
- Marcus Hillgrove
- Tom Kane
- Olivia Hillgrove
- Jane Slavin
- Alan Thurlough
- Samuel Holland
- Taylor Jones
- Holly Matthews
- Sheila Farraday
- Jemma Walker
Crew
- Director
- Nigel Douglas
- Writer
- Steve Bailie
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