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Casualty: Worlds Apart

on BBC One London

A QC learns that she is too quick to judge her own son when he is viciously attacked. Ellen, meanwhile, receives an unexpected proposal.

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Medical Drama: Casualty 8.25pm BBC1
All those months when the manipulative Ellen was trying to get the gullible Abs to marry her, it turns out she would have had a quicker result if she had just turned her attentions to Harry Harper. The honourable doctor has decided to do the right thing by her now she's pregnant with his baby. But she has a most surprising reaction to his proposal.
Meanwhile, the hospital's hepatitis B clinic is opened, but the first patients - a pair of prostitutes - cause Maggie to pass an opinion she regrets. Also passing judgement a little bit too quickly is the mother of a recovering drug addict who's been shot. But then, this parent also happens to be a judge. (Jane Rackham)

Contributors

Writer:
Ann Marie Di Mambro
Producer:
Margaret Boden
Director:
Steve Finn
Harry Harper:
Simon MacCortundale
Ellen Zitek:
Georqina Bouzova
Sam Bateman:
Luke Bailey
Maggie Coldwell:
Susan Cookson
Kelsey Philips:
Janine Mellor
Nina Farr:
Rebekah Gibbs
Charlie Fairhead:
Derek Thompson
Nathan Spencer:
Ben Price
Comfort Jones:
Martina Laird
Selena Donovan:
Elizabeth Carting
Guppy:
Elyes Gabel
Abs:
James Redmond
Steven Hoper:
Joseph Altin
Daniel Tasker:
Blake Ritson
Morven Tasker:
Frances Tomelty
Jade Clark:
Ashley Madekwe
Lou Clark:
Christine Adams
Sister Cecilia:
Rebecca Cooper
Mother Gabriel:
Stephanie Fayerman
Martin Hoper:
Lee Turnball
Tommy Paradise:
Robert Putt

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