Betrayal
Medical drama series. Hanssen puts Connie under pressure to save money, and suggests ear-marking Elliot for the boot. Meanwhile, Jac boldly disobeys Hanssen's orders.
When Hanssen warns Connie that cuts still need to be made on Darwin, he puts Elliot in the firing line. Connie can't save Elliot, because of his bumbling ways, and because he is complicit in holding back the truth from a patient whose child has died.
Jac feels that she has to be indispensible in order to impress Hanssen. But her attempts fall flat as she takes a patient's life into her own hands by making the wrong choice in theatre, resulting in a patient having to wear a stoma bag.
Penny and Michael encourage Frieda to come back onto the day shift permanently. She's reluctant to work with smooth operator Michael, but eventually helps crack a difficult medical case and decides to go back.
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Lust For Life
Duration: 01:44
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Creedence Clearwater Revival
Bad Moon Rising
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Iggy Pop
Lust For Life
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Muddy Waters
Rollin'stone
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Family
Burlesque
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John Martyn
The Easy Blues
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John Martyn
Solid Air
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Beck
Scarecrow
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Jac Naylor | Rosie Marcel |
| Connie Beauchamp | Amanda Mealing |
| Sacha Levy | Bob Barrett |
| Elliot Hope | Paul Bradley |
| Penny Valentine | Emma Catherwood |
| Michael Spence | Hari Dhillon |
| Henrik Hanssen | Guy Henry |
| Elizabeth Tait | La Charne Jolly |
| Frieda Petrenko | Olga Fedori |
| Jules O'Hanlon | George Russo |
| Helen Dover | Sandra Voe |
| Producer | Sharon Bloom |
| Director | Rob Evans |
| Writer | Lauren Klee |
