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Casualty: Who Cares?

on BBC One London

Simon struggles back to work.

Medical Drama: Casualty 8.20pm BBC1
There's the usual blizzard of sub-plots this week, all adding up to a fairly heady mixture of gore and sentimentality. An unfortunate farmer comes in with his arm a bloody stump after a run-in with a threshing machine. And the farm dog has run off with his severed hand. Then, in one of those special Casualty road accidents that seem to happen with terrible inevitability, a woman is critically injured after what seemed to me to be a fairly tame bump of her head on the steering wheel. Her husband is a curmudgeonly disabled man who rails at staff and at his own son.
Mind you, it's about time someone had a go at the staff, who wander round trapped in their own little dramas, refusing to emerge into the daylight.
(Alison Graham TV editor)

Contributors

Writer:
David Lloyd
Producer:
Lowri Glain
Director:
Nic Phillips
Lara Stone:
Christine Stephen-Daly
Simon Kaminski:
Christopher Colquhoun
Josh Griffiths:
Ian Bleasdale
Tess Bateman:
Suzanne Packer
Comfort Newton:
Martina Laird
Nina Farr:
Rebekah Gibbs
Abs:
James Redmond
Jim Brodie:
Maxwell Caulfield
Harry Harper:
Simon MacCorkindale
Bex Reynolds:
Sarah Manners
Luke Warren:
Matthew Wait
Roxanne Bird:
Loo Brealey
Finlay Newton:
Kwame Kwei-Armah
Claire Guildford:
Leanne Wilson
Brian Wallace:
Owen Brenman
Nick Wallace:
Robert Cawsey
Dawn Wallace:
Lynn Kitch
Eric Timmons:
Tim Wylton
Sarah Watson:
Sharlene Whyte
Gordon Watson:
Anthony Warren
PC Angela Park:
Badria Timimi
Miriam Grant:
Clare Leahy
Gemma Grant:
Ava Millard
Al Foster:
Chris McCalphy
Paul Harty:
John Lloyd Fillingham
Kim Lewis:
Alison Garland
Andrew:
Samuel Board
Gareth Preston:
Clinton Blake
Phyllis Michaels:
Muriel Barker

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