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

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Holby City: Series 19

Camilla Arfwedson

Rosie Marcel

James Anderson

David Ames

Bob Barrett

Kaye Wragg

Joe McFadden

Eleanor Fanyinka

John Michie

Chizzy Akudolu

Marc Elliott

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Holby City: Series 19: Episode 2: Rocket Man

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Zosia's behaviour spirals out of control leading Jac to become concerned for her.

Zosia's behaviour continues to spiral out of control leading Jac to become concerned for her. Morven faces her fears when she takes charge of a charming patient.

After she overhears Tristan and Guy planning to take a theatre away from CT, Zosia goes all out to impress Tristan. But after weeks of not properly treating her bipolar disorder, Zosia's attempts prove dangerous to both herself and her patient.

Essie meets 14-year-old Parker after his mum Kim is admitted for a second day in a row after another fall. Essie begins to question Kim's reasons for injuring herself so frequently and lands herself in hot water when she voices her suspicions to Parker.

Morven keeps a patient at arm's length when he flirts but finds herself growing fond of him after she witnesses him in a moment of vulnerability.

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