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Drama series about life on the wards of Holby City Hospital.

Drama series about life on the wards of Holby City Hospital, following the highs and lows of the staff and patients.

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Holby City: Series 16

Joe McFadden

Jules Knight

Petra Letang

Niamh McGrady

Louise Delamere

Hugh Quarshie

Rosie Marcel

Michael Thomson

Paul Bradley

Bob Barrett

Catherine Russell

Camilla Arfwedson

David Ames

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Holby City: Series 16: Episode 18: Eat Your Heart Out

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Episode 18

Episode 18: Eat Your Heart Out

Series 16

Eat Your Heart Out

BBC One - Holby City, Series 16, Eat Your Heart Out

Harry feels sidelined and is desperate to find a specialism.

Harry feels sidelined and is desperate to find a specialism. Jac struggles to harmonise her work and personal lives on the day of baby Emma's christening.

When Harry witnesses dynamic Raf having a photo-call for a medical journal, Harry is determined to find a specialism. Raf rejects his attempts at joining his resus team, so Harry looks elsewhere. When a bariatric patient arrives Harry seizes his opportunity to shine, but at the expense of a far more severely ailing patient.

On the day of baby Emma's christening, Elliot brings Jac the juiciest of cases - a heart condition not seen at Holby City Hospital in over a decade. Jac feels like she has to do it, but Jonny is dismayed that she would risk being late for the service for work reasons.

When a patient with an abscess in his rectum refuses to be operated on by a woman, Serena and Zosia are forced to find a male surgeon. There is however only one man available to assist - Guy.

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