 Casualty: Series 34 / Episode 26 Saturday 29 February 2020 BBC One 21:10 Devised by Paul Unwin Devised by Jeremy Brock Written by Adam Hughes Directed by Steve Hughes Series Producer: Lucy Raffety Series Producer: Dafydd Llewelyn Executive Producer: Simon Harper Faith and Lev prepare for Luka’s (Tom Mulheron) surgery and the Emergency Department rally around to show their support for the family. Zsa Zsa Harper-Jenkinson, who has flown in for the operation, interrogates Dylan on the lengths he has gone to for Faith. The team is shocked when Charlie returns to work earlier than expected, despite Duffy’s death. Charlie throws himself into work as a distraction from his grief, but soon becomes agitated when he realises a few things in the medical facility have changed in his absence. Marty arrives at work hungover and arranges a hook-up for his lunch break, but is crushed when it leads to yet another rejection. CAST Kirsty Mitchell as Faith Cadogan
Sharon Gless as Zsa Zsa Harper-Jenkinson Uriel Emil as Lev Malinovsky Amanda Mealing as Connie Beauchamp George Rainsford as Dr. Ethan Hardy Jason Durr as David Hide Derek Thompson as Charlie Fairhead Charles Venn as Jacob Masters William Beck as Dr. Dylan Keogh Shaheen Jafargholi as Marty Kirkby Tony Marshall as Noel Garcia Amanda Henderson as Robyn Miller Gabriella Leon as Jade Lovall Di Botcher as Jan Jenning Neet Mohan as Dr. Rashid "Rash" Masum Tom Mulheron as Luka Malinovsky Gemma Paige North as Ellie Gabbot Nigel Betts as Henry Gabbot Emmanuella Cole as Sara Gabbot Esh Alladi as Navin Cole Sam Buchanan as Riley Bradburn Tom Shaw as Jeffers
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 Flesh and Blood Series 1 / Episode 4 Thursday 27 February 2020 21:00 ITV/STV/UTV Devised by Sarah Williams Written by Sarah Williams Directed by Louise Hooper Creative Director: Kate Bartlett Series Producer: Letitia Knight Executive Producer: Kate Bartlett Executive Producer: Sarah Williams Vivien tries to dismiss her children’s fears about Mark, even as serious doubts creep into her mind. Jake’s chances of reconciling with Leila suffer a potentially fatal blow. Helen is desperate to patch things up with George, even as her career hangs in the balance. While Natalie stands on the precipice between having and losing everything with Tony. It all comes to a head at Vivien’s 70th birthday party, where events spiral into terrible tragedy... Last in series. CAST David Bamber as DI Douglas "Doug" Lineham Karan Gill as PC Isaac Cory Grace Hogg-Robinson as Lily Lydia Leonard as Natalie Stephanie Langton as Clara Russell Tovey as Jake Claudie Blakley as Helen Sharon Small as Stella Imelda Staunton as Mary Francesca Annis as Vivien Lara Rossi as Leila Stephen Rea as Mark Keir Charles as George Vincent Regan as Tony Mia Lloyd as Maddie Ayden Beale as Aaron Clara Indrani as Meera  Flesh and Blood Series 1 / Episode 3 Wednesday 26 February 2020 ITV/STV/UTV 21:00 Devised by Sarah Williams Written by Sarah Williams Directed by Louise Hooper Creative Director: Kate Bartlett Series Producer: Letitia Knight Executive Producer: Kate Bartlett Executive Producer: Sarah Williams Vivien and Mark plan their trip to India, but the children’s ongoing distrust of Mark starts to put a strain on the couple's relationship - despite neighbour Mary's attempts at reassurance. Meanwhile the siblings' private lives are unravelling: Helen's husband and daughter have both walked out on her; Natalie is close to a breakdown over her situation with Tony; and Jake increasingly relies on Stella for advice on getting back together with Leila. But they drop everything when Jake unearths a darkly disturbing secret about Mark’s past, which makes them fear for their mother’s life. CAST David Bamber as DI Douglas "Doug" Lineham Karan Gill as PC Isaac Cory Grace Hogg-Robinson as Lily Lydia Leonard as Natalie Stephanie Langton as Clara Russell Tovey as Jake Claudie Blakley as Helen Sharon Small as Stella Imelda Staunton as Mary Francesca Annis as Vivien Lara Rossi as Leila Stephen Rea as Mark Keir Charles as George Vincent Regan as Tony Mia Lloyd as Maddie Ayden Beale as Aaron Clara Indrani as Meera  
Devised by Paul Unwin / Jeremy Brock Devised by Tony McHale / Mal Young Written by Alex Straker Directed by Waris Islam Series Producer: Jane Wallbank Series Producer: Amy Rodriguez Executive Producer: Simon Harper A galvanised Ric clashes with Max as he goes above and beyond for a patient. Essie has to choose between Ben and Sacha. Kian returns from Canada determined to push Jac out of her comfort zone. Ric wants to goes the extra mile when he treats the relative of a former patient, but with AAU at capacity and a nursing crisis in tow, it causes friction with Max. Essie and Ben return from holiday, but seeing Sacha puts Essie’s head into a spin. As Ben makes a grand gesture, it’s time for Essie to choose between Ben and Sacha. Who will it be? A refreshed Kian makes a dramatic return to Holby City General Hospital after recuperating in Canada, yet upon learning Jac has been taking a step back he is determined to push her out of her comfort zone. CAST Jaye Jacobs as Donna Jackson
Hugh Quarshie as Ric Griffin Kaye Wragg as Essie Di Lucca Jo Martin as Max McGerry Amy Lennox as Chloe Godard Bob Barrett as Sacha Levy David Ames as Dominic "Dom" Copeland Nic Jackman as Cameron Dunnn Ramin Karimloo as Kian Madani Alex Walkinshaw as Adrian "Fletch" Fletcher Dawn Steele as Ange Godard Charlie Condou as Ben Sherwood Rosie Marcel as Jac Naylor Marcus Griffiths as Xavier "Zav" Duval Belinda Owusu as Nicky McKendrick Faith Edwards as Rebecca Marsden Jensen Gray as Yolanda Christos Angela Bruce as Ursula Stork Francis Johnson as Dan Marsden Flesh and Blood Series 1 / Episode 2 Tuesday 25 February 2020 ITV/STV/UTV 21:00 Devised by Sarah Williams Written by Sarah Williams Directed by Louise Hooper Creative Director: Kate Bartlett Series Producer: Letitia Knight Executive Producer: Kate Bartlett Executive Producer: Sarah Williams The three sprogs of Vivien are disturbed to discover their mother plans to move away to India with her new boyfriend, Mark. Not only does she plan to immigrate, Vivien is making arrangements to sell the family home to fund her new lifestyle. With Vivien's children (and nosey neighbour Mary) becoming increasingly concerned, is Mark's motives all that they appear to be? Each of the siblings' personal lives are in tatters. CAST David Bamber as DI Douglas "Doug" Lineham Karan Gill as PC Isaac Cory Grace Hogg-Robinson as Lily Lydia Leonard as Natalie Stephanie Langton as Clara Russell Tovey as Jake Claudie Blakley as Helen Sharon Small as Stella Imelda Staunton as Mary Francesca Annis as Vivien Lara Rossi as Leila Stephen Rea as Mark Keir Charles as George Vincent Regan as Tony Mia Lloyd as Maddie Ayden Beale as Aaron Clara Indrani as Meera Flesh and Blood Series 1 / Episode 1 Monday 24 February 2020 ITV/STV/UTV 21:00 Devised by Sarah Williams Written by Sarah Williams Directed by Louise Hooper Creative Director: Kate Bartlett Series Producer: Letitia Knight Executive Producer: Kate Bartlett Executive Producer: Sarah Williams In the aftermath of a family celebration, a body lies on the beach, terribly injured - perhaps dead. But who is it? Just a few weeks earlier, a family of adult siblings is shaken when their recently-widowed mother, Vivien, announces her love for a new man, retired surgeon Mark. Tensions rise as the siblings’ question why Vivien hasn’t mentioned Mark before and are forced to reassess her entire marriage to their father. Mark seems devoted to her, but isn’t it all a bit sudden? Even Vivien’s neighbour, Mary, is surprised by this turn of events and closely scrutinises the new arrival. She feels protective of Vivien and this family she has known so well and for so long. At the same time, events in the siblings' own love-lives start to spiral out of control. Vivien’s eldest daughter Helen is overloaded at work, unaware that her family is fracturing as husband George and daughter Lily feel ignored. Middle son Jake is a personal fitness instructor. His marriage with Leila hit the rocks months ago thanks to Jake’s gambling. In order to regain Leila’s trust and put his family back together, he'll need to pay back his debts. With this in mind, a wealthy client offers him a highly unorthodox solution. Vivien’s youngest daughter, Natalie, has been involved with Tony for nearly five years now. However, she expertly conceals this as Tony happens to be her boss - and also married. Natalie is growing worry that, despite his promises, Tony will never leave his wife, leads her down a dangerous path. When Vivien suffers a health scare and Mark moves in to look after her, the siblings become alarmed about their mother's growing dependence on him and suspect that he’s only after her money. But can they overcome years of sibling rivalry to truly put their mother’s health and happiness first? Meanwhile Mary is quietly watching events unfold from her garden next door and dispensing tea, sympathy and advice to them all. CAST David Bamber as DI Douglas "Doug" Lineham Karan Gill as PC Isaac Cory Grace Hogg-Robinson as Lily Lydia Leonard as Natalie Stephanie Langton as Clara Russell Tovey as Jake Claudie Blakley as Helen Sharon Small as Stella Imelda Staunton as Mary Francesca Annis as Vivien Lara Rossi as Leila Stephen Rea as Mark Keir Charles as George Vincent Regan as Tony Mia Lloyd as Maddie Ayden Beale as Aaron Clara Indrani as Meera Casualty: Series 34 / Episode 25 Saturday 22 February 2020 BBC One 21:10 Devised by Paul Unwin Devised by Jeremy Brock Written by Dana Fainaru Written by Johanne McAndrew / Elliot Hope Directed by Steve Hughes Series Producer: Lucy Raffety Series Producer:Dafydd Llewelyn Executive Producer: Simon Harper Violette is trying her best to get clean in rehab, and is prepared to fight Ruby for custody of her baby, Harmony. However, a bad decision leads to devastating consequences for the sisters... Faith struggles to cope with Luka’s diagnosis and considers joining a support group for parents of children with cancer. When Lev is adamant that he doesn’t need help, Faith turns to Dylan for comfort. After complaining to Will about his latest dating rejection, Ethan meets Fenisha at the vending machine. CAST Maddy Hill as Ruby Spark
Kirsty Mitchell as Faith Cadogan William Beck as Dr. Dylan Keogh Uriel Emil as Lev Malinovsky Amanda Henderson as Robyn Miller Genesis Lynea as Dr. Archie Hudson Di Botcher as Jan Jenning Kelly Gough as Violette Spark Jack Nolan as Dr. William "Will" Noble Gabriella Leon as Jade Lovall Shaheen Jafargholi as Marty Kirkby Amanda Mealing as Connie Beauchamp Charles Venn as Jacob Masters Sharon Gless as Zsa Zsa Harper-Jenkinson Tom Mulheron as Luka Malinovsky George Rainsford as Dr. Ethan Hardy Sarah Beck Mather as Raquel Stevenson Laurence Hwarth as Colin Kennedy Olivia D'Lima as Fenisha Khatri Ross Walton as Paul O'Connor  Brand new detective drama McDonald & Dodds starts on ITV/STV/UTV this Spring.  A series of feature-length crime mysteries comprising of two intriguing stories in its first outing, it stars BAFTA winner Jason Watkins and Tala Gouveia.  Set in Bath, the detective drama pairs the wildly ambitious DCI McDonald with the shy, modest DS Dodds.  While McDonald has transferred from the mean streets of South London to leap up the career ladder, Dodds has happily languished on the shelf for most of his working life.  McDonald is a tough, driven, battering ram of a cop who cracks cases through sheer force of will; Dodds – the tortoise to her hare – is quiet, unassuming and enigmatic.  But thrust back into frontline action for the first time in a decade, he discovers a hidden talent for deciphering puzzles.  Two contemporary Britons, thrown together with seemingly with nothing in common, boss McDonald and loyal sidekick Dodds forge a rumbustious, entertaining and ultimately – give or take a few setbacks – effective partnership. 
Devised by Paul Unwin / Jeremy Brock Devised by Tony McHale / Mal Young Written by Johanne McAndrew Written by Elliot Hope Directed by Daikin Marsh Series Producer: Jane Wallbank Series Producer: Sandra MacIver Executive Producer: Simon Harper It’s the morning after the night before, and a resolution between Chloe and Cameron looks unlikely. Determined to prove his worth, Cameron makes a rogue decision, but will it impress Chloe enough to win her back? A familiar face waltzes back into Holby City General and performs surgery on Carole. Dominic rides a wave of emotions whilst his mum is in theatre, but finds a knight in shining armour in Ben. It’s Jac’s first unsupervised visit from Emma, but she is on edge after her plans for Emma fall through. Luckily, a selfless friend is on hand to save the day. CAST Rosie Marcel as Jac Naylor
Alex Walkinshaw as Adrian "Fletch" Fletcher David Ames as Dominic "Dom" Copeland Jaye Jacobs as Donna Jackson Bob Barrett as Sacha Levy Marcus Griffiths as Xavier "Zav" Duval Amy Lennox as Chloe Godard Darcey Burke as Emma Naylor-Maconie Charlie Condou as Ben Sherwood Jo Martin as Max McGerry Belinda Owusu as Nicky McKendrick Nic Jackman as Cameron Dunn Julia Deakin as Carole Copeland Dawn Steele as Ange Godard Emily Bowker as Stacey Clarkson Nitin Kundra as David McBride Imelda Staunton, Francesca Annis, Russell Tovey, Grace Hogg-Robinson and Stephen Rea star in Flesh and Blood - a darkly witty and gripping four-part drama created and written by Sarah Williams, which explores family dynamics and modern relationships as they spiral towards a tragedy and possible crime. Joining the ensemble cast are Claudie Blakley, Lydia Leonard, Sharon Small, Lara Rossi, Keir Charles, Vincent Regan and David Bamber. Directed by BAFTA nominee and Grierson award winner Louise Hooper, Flesh and Blood is a modern story of three adult siblings - Helen (Claudie Blakley), Jake (Russell Tovey) and Natalie (Lydia Leonard) - who are thrown into disarray when their recently widowed mother Vivien (Francesca Annis) declares she’s in love with a new man, Mark (Stephen Rea).
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