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Holby City: Staying Alive: Part 2

on BBC One London

Last in the series of the medical drama spin-off from Casualty.

A much-loved member of the team hovers between life and death.
A second series is planned.
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[Photo caption] From bad to worse: the presence of Darren (Sean Maguire) stretches the patience of Holby City staff

Holby City 8.00pm BBC1
Jasmine's actions at the end of last week's episode have landed both her and surgical registrar Nick Jordan with a knife-edge situation. It is one that puts Jordan's experiences under Meyer to the toughest test yet, but one we cannot reveal without giving the whole game away. Suffice to say that the whole ward is finding it more difficult than usual to keep their feelings separate from their jobs.
Not that Ray and Sunny don't do their level best to lighten the atmosphere. But when they find out about money-strapped Julie's double life, the joking is given short shift by ward sister Karen Newburn.
As Radio Times went to press, it was learned that a second series of Holby City is in the offing following some good viewing figures.

Contributors

Writer:
Jeff Povey
Producer:
Mervyn Gill-Dougherty
Director:
Nigel Douglas
Anton Meyer:
George Irving
Nick Jordan:
Michael French
Victoria Merrick:
Lisa Faulkner
Muriel McKendrick:
Phyllis Logan
Kirstie Collins:
Dawn McDaniel
Karen Newburn:
Sarah Preston
Jasmine Hopkins:
Angela Griffin
Julie Fitzjohn:
Nicola Stephenson
Ray Sykes:
Ian Curtis
Ellie Sharpe:
Julie Saunders
Ralph:
Ken Farrington
Geraldine:
Gwen Taylor
Darren:
Sean Maguire
Carole:
Barbara Thorn
Dr Shelley:
Marian McLoughlin
WPC Gorse:
Stephanie Putson
PC Kennedy:
Tony Osoba
Carl:
Alex Avery
Sunny:
Vince Pellegrino
Madge:
Rita Davies

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