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Holby City: Series 19

Eleanor Fanyinka

Lucinda Dryzek

Catherine Russell

Kaye Wragg

James Anderson

Camilla Arfwedson

Christian Vit

Rosie Marcel

Guy Henry

Bob Barrett

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Jemma Redgrave

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Holby City: Series 19: Episode 22: Other People's Dreams

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Jasmine fights chronic fatigue while trying to impress Serena and support Morven.

Jasmine fights chronic fatigue while trying to impress Serena and support Morven, who has found new love.

Jasmine exhausts herself preparing to join Serena for prestigious surgery, where she can finally prove herself to Jac. But does her reluctance to confide in best friend Morven conceal a dark secret?

Essie worries the truth about Kim's arrest will drive Parker away. When he arrives at the hospital following a fight at school, Essie must decide to come clean or lose him forever.

Oliver claims he has let go of his anger toward Jac for abandoning their research project, but his new zen outlook is tested when Jac and Matteo receive funding for their improved stent. Can Oliver finally learn to stop overthinking and truly move on?

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