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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 19

David Ames

Camilla Arfwedson

Chizzy Akudolu

James Anderson

Kaye Wragg

Bob Barrett

Guy Henry

Eleanor Fanyinka

Lucinda Dryzek

Catherine Russell

Marc Elliot

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Owen Lloyd-Fox

Holby City: Series 19: Episode 20: What We Pretend to Be

What We Pretend to Be

Episode 20

Episode 20: What We Pretend to Be

Series 19

BBC One - Holby City, Series 19, What We Pretend to Be

Isaac's relationship with Dominic reaches breaking point.

Isaac's dark side comes to the surface as his relationship with Dominic reaches breaking point. Serena's mentoring gives Morven cause for concern.

When Isaac suspects Dominic's spent the night with another man, he's consumed with jealousy and provokes a vulnerable patient, resulting in a violent incident. Isaac admits he needs help, but is he able to be truly honest with Dominic? 

Mo and Mr T have decided on their respective roles as full-time surgeon and stay-at-home dad. But a challenging cardiac case and Hector's suspected meningitis leads them to reevaluate their decision. 

Serena's abrasiveness towards Jasmine worries Morven, but Jasmine doesn't appreciate her interference. Is Serena hard on Jasmine because she feels she has the makings of an excellent doctor, or is there an alternative explanation?

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