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Holby City: Series 19

Catherine Russell

David Ames

Kaye Wragg

James Anderson

Camilla Arfwedson

Rosie Marcel

Christian Vit

Jemma Redgrave

Lucinda Dryzek

Eleanor Fanyinka

Guy Henry

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Holby City: Series 19: Episode 18: Losing Game

Losing Game

Episode 18

Episode 18: Losing Game

Series 19

BBC One - Holby City, Series 19, Losing Game

A familiar face makes a return under shocking circumstances.

A familiar face makes a return under shocking circumstances. Serena takes an eager Jasmine under her wing, but both get more than they bargained for.

Dom and co are thrown into turmoil when they tend to a crash victim and are shocked when the patient brings the unexpected return of a familiar face to Holby.

With Jasmine eager to learn and Serena determined to mentor her in her own way, things take a nasty turn when Jasmine reveals some gut-wrenching news to a barely coping Serena.

Wary of being the subject of gossip, Jac warns an openly demonstrative Matteo to keep quiet about their relationship. When Zosia and Ollie start to behave oddly, Jac fears that Matteo has revealed all. But has he?

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