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Casualty: Blood Brothers

on BBC One London

Max uncovers the truth about the victim of a vicious knife attack, but is he prepared for what Tina has to tell him? Meanwhile, a patient's marital complications cause chaos in the hospital.
Episode written by Graham Mitchell

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Drama: Casualty 8.05pm BBC1
Fans of The Cops are in for a surprise in this episode as John Henshaw, who played Roy in that series, pops up as a patient. Actually he doesn't exactly "pop up", more "plop down" as his character has fallen into a grain silo after suffering a heart attack. And it becomes obvious what's causing his heart problems when he gets visited by two women both dragging a young child behind them. The main story for regular viewers though is the departure of Claire Goose's character Tina who puts us all through much hand wringing, meaningful silences and general angst before she goes. (JR)

Contributors

Writer:
Graham Mitchell
Producer:
Bronagh Taggart
Director:
Tim Leandro
Charlie Fairhead:
Derek Thompson
Josh Griffiths:
Ian Bleasdale
Tina Seabrook:
Claire Goose
Max Gallagher:
Robert Gwilym
Chloe Hill:
Jan Anderson
Penny Hutchens:
Donna Alexander
Adam Osman:
Pal Aron
Holly Miles:
Sandra Huggett
Patrick Spiller:
Ian Kelsey
Finlay Newton:
Kwame Kwei Armah
Stella Collins:
Jean Leppard
Chris Collins:
Andy Williams
Michael Collins:
Dan Roebuck
Kate Ferris:
Lou Gish
Mark Johnston:
Peter Kavanah
Bert:
Desmond McNamara
Jim Roberts:
Peter Gunn
Lenny Adams:
John Henshaw
Joanne Foster:
Tanya Myers
Carol Adams:
Mossie Smith
Bobby Adams:
Joss James
Danielle Adams:
Debbie Chazen
Sub officer:
Andrew Hesker
Gemma Foster:
Jade Williams

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