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Holby City: Series 18

Alex Walkinshaw

Chizzy Akudolu

Guy Henry

David Ames

Camilla Arfwedson

Rosie Marcel

James Anderson

Lucinda Dryzek

Catherine Russell

Joe McFadden

Kaye Wragg

Marc Elliott

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Kai O'Loughlin

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Holby City: Series 18: Episode 52: Snakes and Ladders

Snakes and Ladders

Episode 52

Episode 52: Snakes and Ladders

Series 18

BBC One - Holby City, Series 18, Snakes and Ladders

Fletch takes his first steps after his accident. Isaac falls foul of Hanssen.

Fletch takes his first steps after his accident. Isaac falls foul of Hanssen. Mo tries to befriend Inga after a rocky start.

An accident in rehab sets back Fletch's recovery, but it's his attitude that proves the biggest obstacle. Can he beat the doom and gloom before pushing away those who are trying to help him?

Isaac wants to impress Ric and Dom wants to impress Isaac, but when Dom sidelines his own success to help make Isaac look good they both wind up in trouble.

Mo tries to befriend Inga in light of her new role as best man. Her attempts prove futile when she puts her foot in her mouth repeatedly and winds up covered in wee, having made an enemy out of Inga instead.

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