Casualty
Internal Affairs - Episode 08
Episode 08 of 12
Saturday 03 May 2025
BBC One / BBC One HD / BBC iPlayer
21:20
Devised by Jeremy Brock
Devised by Paul Unwin
Writer: Al Smith
Director: Coilin O'Scolai
Series Producer: Jenny Thompson
Series Producer: Liza Mellody
Executive Producer: Roxanne Harvey
Internal Affairs - Episode 08
Episode 08 of 12
Saturday 03 May 2025
BBC One / BBC One HD / BBC iPlayer
21:20
Devised by Jeremy Brock
Devised by Paul Unwin
Writer: Al Smith
Director: Coilin O'Scolai
Series Producer: Jenny Thompson
Series Producer: Liza Mellody
Executive Producer: Roxanne Harvey
There’s a buzz of tension in this week's Casualty as Stevie Nash faces a gut punch after her surgery. She's given a decent prognosis, but the real shock comes when she learns a fellow patient plans to spend their last days at home - a secret still kept from their daughter. It's a poignant twist that promises to tug at the heartstrings.
Ngozi Okoye's day takes a dark turn when her son Obi lands in the Emergency Department. His behaviour has been off lately, and seeing him wheeled in sparks a mix of dread and urgency. It's a storyline that has got a bit of edge, hinting at trouble brewing beneath the surface.
Indie Jankowski's training in the ambulance hits a snag with an unexpected emergency. It's a test of her grit, pulling her focus every which way, and there's a flicker of excitement in how she'll handle the pressure. Her clash with Jan Jenning adds a spark of friction to the mix.
Rida Amaan is wrestling with a tough call after her assault, leaning on Cameron Micklethwaite for some straight-talking advice. Her struggle to report Russell Whitelaw feels raw and real, keeping the suspense simmering as she weighs her next move. It's another layer of drama in an episode that doesn't let up.
Ngozi Okoye's day takes a dark turn when her son Obi lands in the Emergency Department. His behaviour has been off lately, and seeing him wheeled in sparks a mix of dread and urgency. It's a storyline that has got a bit of edge, hinting at trouble brewing beneath the surface.
Indie Jankowski's training in the ambulance hits a snag with an unexpected emergency. It's a test of her grit, pulling her focus every which way, and there's a flicker of excitement in how she'll handle the pressure. Her clash with Jan Jenning adds a spark of friction to the mix.
Rida Amaan is wrestling with a tough call after her assault, leaning on Cameron Micklethwaite for some straight-talking advice. Her struggle to report Russell Whitelaw feels raw and real, keeping the suspense simmering as she weighs her next move. It's another layer of drama in an episode that doesn't let up.
CAST
Naomi Wakszlak as Indie Jankowski
Di Botcher as Jan Jenning
Elinor Lawless as Stevie Nash
Kirsty Mitchell as Faith Cadogan
Michael Stevenson as Iain Dean
Sarah Seggari as Rida Amaan
Olly Rix as Flynn Byron
Barney Walsh as Cameron "Cam" Mickelthwaite
Anna Chell as Jodie Whyte
Adesuwa Oni as Ngozi Okoye
Sammy T.Dobson as Nicole Piper
William Beck as Dylan Keogh
Charles Venn as Jacob Masters
Milo Clarke as Theodore "Teddy" Gowan
Neet Mohan as Rashid Masum
Melanie Hill as Siobhan McKenzie
Aryel Tsoto as Obina ‘Obi’ Okoye
Emet Yah-Khai as Grant Cole
Laura Pitt-Pulford as Cara Harris
Jessica Lawrenson as Olive Harris
Helen Crevel as Dr Priya Rowland
Andrew French as Paul Hindmore
Di Botcher as Jan Jenning
Elinor Lawless as Stevie Nash
Kirsty Mitchell as Faith Cadogan
Michael Stevenson as Iain Dean
Sarah Seggari as Rida Amaan
Olly Rix as Flynn Byron
Barney Walsh as Cameron "Cam" Mickelthwaite
Anna Chell as Jodie Whyte
Adesuwa Oni as Ngozi Okoye
Sammy T.Dobson as Nicole Piper
William Beck as Dylan Keogh
Charles Venn as Jacob Masters
Milo Clarke as Theodore "Teddy" Gowan
Neet Mohan as Rashid Masum
Melanie Hill as Siobhan McKenzie
Aryel Tsoto as Obina ‘Obi’ Okoye
Emet Yah-Khai as Grant Cole
Laura Pitt-Pulford as Cara Harris
Jessica Lawrenson as Olive Harris
Helen Crevel as Dr Priya Rowland
Andrew French as Paul Hindmore
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