Casualty
Internal Affairs - Episode 12
Episode 12 of 12
Saturday 07 June 2025
BBC One / BBC One HD / BBC iPlayer
20:40
Devised by Jeremy Brock
Devised by Paul Unwin
Writer: Simon Norman
Director: David Kester
Series Producer: Sarah Beardsall
Series Producer: Liza Mellody
Executive Producer: Roxanne Harvey
Internal Affairs - Episode 12
Episode 12 of 12
Saturday 07 June 2025
BBC One / BBC One HD / BBC iPlayer
20:40
Devised by Jeremy Brock
Devised by Paul Unwin
Writer: Simon Norman
Director: David Kester
Series Producer: Sarah Beardsall
Series Producer: Liza Mellody
Executive Producer: Roxanne Harvey
The Internal Affairs box set conclusion delivers high drama and emotional intensity.
Fresh off passing her ambulance driving test, Indie's triumph turns to terror when her accelerator jams on the way back to the Emergency Department. In a catastrophic collision, she pins Scott against a wall, leaving the team scrambling to save one of their own.
When the ambulance driven by Indie, barrels through the doors of the Emergency Department - quite literally - crashing into the heart of the hospital, Rida is forced to confront a trauma that cuts deep into her past. The chaos of the crash is just the beginning, as the fallout brings back painful memories she's tried desperately to bury.
Rida finds herself at the centre of two devastating crises.
In a powerful and emotionally charged turn, Rida makes a life-altering choice to break her silence and publicly confront Russell's misconduct, knowing full-well the personal and professional risks. As the walls close in and the stakes reach a boiling point, Rida's courage shines through in a bold stand that could change everything.
Fresh off passing her ambulance driving test, Indie's triumph turns to terror when her accelerator jams on the way back to the Emergency Department. In a catastrophic collision, she pins Scott against a wall, leaving the team scrambling to save one of their own.
When the ambulance driven by Indie, barrels through the doors of the Emergency Department - quite literally - crashing into the heart of the hospital, Rida is forced to confront a trauma that cuts deep into her past. The chaos of the crash is just the beginning, as the fallout brings back painful memories she's tried desperately to bury.
Rida finds herself at the centre of two devastating crises.
In a powerful and emotionally charged turn, Rida makes a life-altering choice to break her silence and publicly confront Russell's misconduct, knowing full-well the personal and professional risks. As the walls close in and the stakes reach a boiling point, Rida's courage shines through in a bold stand that could change everything.
Stevie faces a quiet reunion with a figure from her past, stirring memories she'd rather forget. As Stevie nervously prepares for her first chemo session, the weight of her anxiety and this unexpected encounter collide, testing her resilience.
Will Stevie find peace amidst the turmoil?
Ngozi grapples with the guilt and shame of falling off the wagon, her inner turmoil threatening to unravel her carefully rebuilt life. As she navigates the bustling Emergency Department, the weight of her choices forces a raw confrontation with her past mistakes.
Will Stevie find peace amidst the turmoil?
Ngozi grapples with the guilt and shame of falling off the wagon, her inner turmoil threatening to unravel her carefully rebuilt life. As she navigates the bustling Emergency Department, the weight of her choices forces a raw confrontation with her past mistakes.
Flynn is on a quest to seek forgiveness.
Last in series.
Last in series.
CAST
Adesuwa Oni as Ngozi Okoye
Sammy T. Dobson as Nicole Piper
Sarah Seggari as Rida Amaan
Naomi Wakszlak as Indie Jankowski
Di Botcher as Jan Jenning
Olly Rix as Flynn Byron
William Beck as Dylan Keogh
Elinor Lawless as Stevie Nash
Charles Venn as Jacob Masters
Milo Clarke as Theodore "Teddy" Gowan
Barney Walsh as Cameron "Cam" Mickelthwaite
Anna Chell as Jodie Whyte
Melanie Hill as Siobhan McKenzie
Robert Bathurst as Russell Whitelaw
Seth Somers as Sean Redmond
Caroline Sheen as Christine Barker
Elisabeth Hopper as Claire Byron
Robin Morrissey as Scott Beddows
Alastair Coughlan as Reed Beddows
Fiona Mulvaney as Justine Armiger
Issam Al Ghussain as Jack Dale
Lucy-Jo Hudson as Adele Thompson
Mia Millichamp-Long as Leah Thompson
Natasha Mago as Dr. Anwar
Sammy T. Dobson as Nicole Piper
Sarah Seggari as Rida Amaan
Naomi Wakszlak as Indie Jankowski
Di Botcher as Jan Jenning
Olly Rix as Flynn Byron
William Beck as Dylan Keogh
Elinor Lawless as Stevie Nash
Charles Venn as Jacob Masters
Milo Clarke as Theodore "Teddy" Gowan
Barney Walsh as Cameron "Cam" Mickelthwaite
Anna Chell as Jodie Whyte
Melanie Hill as Siobhan McKenzie
Robert Bathurst as Russell Whitelaw
Seth Somers as Sean Redmond
Caroline Sheen as Christine Barker
Elisabeth Hopper as Claire Byron
Robin Morrissey as Scott Beddows
Alastair Coughlan as Reed Beddows
Fiona Mulvaney as Justine Armiger
Issam Al Ghussain as Jack Dale
Lucy-Jo Hudson as Adele Thompson
Mia Millichamp-Long as Leah Thompson
Natasha Mago as Dr. Anwar
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