This week’s episode of Casualty was incredibly moving as Siobhan McKenzie (Melanie Hill) bravely returned to work after she was sexually assaulted, although her move also came with its own struggles.
This week’s episode sees her issue-based storyline continue as the nurse endeavours to treat patients.
Another major plot point that’s been hanging in the air has been Dylan Keogh’s (Will Beck) parental relationship with new junior doctor Matty Linklater (Aron Julius), although the latter is unaware of their family link.
Fans also discovered last week that junior doctor Kim Chang (Jasmine Bayes) was suffering with an eating disorder, although this storyline won’t be picked up this week.
Read on to see what will be happening at Holby City General…
© CREDIT LINE:BBC STUDIOSDylan worries about his secret son
Flynn and Dylan come to blows
Dylan’s anxiety is understandably high after learning his son was exposed to something deadly. However, when he discovers that Flynn knows more about the situation than he’s letting on, Dylan can’t contain his rage and the pair come to blows.
© CREDIT LINE:BBC STUDIOSFaith has been staying away from Iain
Faith fights for her relationship
Faith Cadogan (Kirsty Mitchell) and Iain Dean (Michael Stevenson) have been odds for all this boxset, with Faith only involving Iain in her life after discovering that she’s carrying his child. Faith turns down Iain’s suggestion of getting back together but following a conversation with Stevie Nash (Elinor Lawless), she decides to fight for Iain. However, when Iain catches the eye of a woman at the bar, is Faith too late?
© CREDIT LINE:BBC STUDIOSJan is at her wit’s end
Jan warms to Ashley
The paramedics are consistently being hit with prank calls, irritating Jan Jenning (Di Botcher) to no end. When Teddy Gowan’s (Milo Clarke) girlfriend, Ashley (Hannah Treylen) is discharged, Jan approaches her to help with the situation.
© CREDIT LINE:BBC STUDIOSSiobhan tries to continue treating patients
Siobhan continues to struggle
Following her attack, Siobhan is still uneasy around her patients, but she assures Flynn that she doesn’t want any special treatment. However, when he suggests she see a therapist, will Siobhan agree to the idea?
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