Summary
Malick (Jimmy Akingbola) struggles to accept he is now a patient; Harry (Jules Knight) is forced to confront an old friend when drugs go missing; and Zosia (Camilla Arfwedson) speaks out of turn while helping a patient.
Holby City
- 2013
- Season 16
- 52 episodes
- Drama
- Soap
Episode 33: Crush
Summary
Amy finally gets what she has always wanted, only to realise that escaping the mistakes she has made with Harry is easier said than done. Adrienne pays another visit to the hospital, only to cause a near-fatal accident, forcing daughter Serena to accept some painful truths about her mother's future. Adele escapes sister Mo and finds herself on Darwin, where she immediately gets on the wrong side of Jac. However, with Jonny's help she finally begins to show her true potential. Actor Hugh Quarshie (Ric Griffin) returns to Holby tonight, although he's behind the camera, directing the episode
Review
There is a little medicine sprinkled throughout this episode, but not so anyone would notice. Mostly it is about the trauma of the staff, and they are suffering. Amy, Holby’s new pharmacist, has been regretting her one-night stand with Dr Tressler ever since it happened, but now it’s comes back to haunt her in such a big way she tries to get hubby Raf to leave the country – seriously.
The most uncomfortable storyline comes from an often unsympathetic character, the hospital’s deputy, Serena Campbell. As her mother comes to the hospital to visit a friend, Serena’s forced to acknowledge what she has obviously been ignoring – that her mum is suffering from dementia. The performances are understated and you can see nothing but heartbreak ahead.
Details
- Released on
- 2014-05-27
- Languages
- English
- Formats
- Colour
Credits
Cast
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Harry Tressler | Jules Knight |
| Raffaello Di Lucca | Joe McFadden |
| Adele Effanga | Petra Letang |
| Mo Effanga | Chizzy Akudolu |
| Serena Campbell | Catherine Russell |
| Colette Sheward | Louise Delamere |
| Dominic Copeland | David Ames |
| Sacha Levy | Bob Barrett |
| Jac Naylor | Rosie Marcel |
| Jonny Maconie | Michael Thomson |
Crew
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Director | Hugh Quarshie |
| Writer | Glen Laker |
| Producer | Jane Wallbank |
| Editor | Caroline Bleakley |
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Episode 33
Crush
Summary
Amy finally gets what she has always wanted, only to realise that escaping the mistakes she has made with Harry is easier said than done. Adrienne pays another visit to the hospital, only to cause a near-fatal accident, forcing daughter Serena to accept some painful truths about her mother's future. Adele escapes sister Mo and finds herself on Darwin, where she immediately gets on the wrong side of Jac. However, with Jonny's help she finally begins to show her true potential. Actor Hugh Quarshie (Ric Griffin) returns to Holby tonight, although he's behind the camera, directing the episodeReview
There is a little medicine sprinkled throughout this episode, but not so anyone would notice. Mostly it is about the trauma of the staff, and they are suffering. Amy, Holby’s new pharmacist, has been regretting her one-night stand with Dr Tressler ever since it happened, but now it’s comes back to haunt her in such a big way she tries to get hubby Raf to leave the country – seriously.
The most uncomfortable storyline comes from an often unsympathetic character, the hospital’s deputy, Serena Campbell. As her mother comes to the hospital to visit a friend, Serena’s forced to acknowledge what she has obviously been ignoring – that her mum is suffering from dementia. The performances are understated and you can see nothing but heartbreak ahead.
Details
- Released on
- 2014-05-27
- Languages
- English
- Formats
- Colour
Credits
Cast
role name Harry Tressler Jules Knight Raffaello Di Lucca Joe McFadden Adele Effanga Petra Letang Mo Effanga Chizzy Akudolu Serena Campbell Catherine Russell Colette Sheward Louise Delamere Dominic Copeland David Ames Sacha Levy Bob Barrett Jac Naylor Rosie Marcel Jonny Maconie Michael Thomson Crew
role name Director Hugh Quarshie Writer Glen Laker Producer Jane Wallbank Editor Caroline Bleakley
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