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Holby City: Series 20

Guy Henry

Rosie Marcel

Olga Fedori

Hermione Gulliford

Alex Walkinshaw

Paul McGann

Jaye Jacobs

David Ames

Salma Hoque

Hugh Quarshie

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Holby City: Series 20: Episode 4: Hanssen Is as Hanssen Does

Hanssen Is as Hanssen Does

Episode 4

Episode 4: Hanssen Is as Hanssen Does

Series 20

BBC One - Holby City, Series 20, Hanssen Is as Hanssen Does

Hanssen is pushed to the brink. Jac turns to an old friend for support.

Hanssen is pushed to the brink. Jac turns to an old friend for support. Lofty is thrown when an unexpected patient turns up on Keller.

The hospital picks up the pieces ahead of Raf's memorial. At a time when the Holby family need each other more than ever, can Hanssen find his way back to them?

Dead set on moving forward and maintaining her status as Holby's supersurgeon, Jac wants to fast track her recovery, but with reminders of the memorial all around, she can't outrun the past.

Lofty is thrown when an unexpected patient turns up on Keller. In spite of mounting stresses throughout the day, Lofty wonders whether his future with Dominic may be looking up.

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