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| − | {{EpisodeBoxNew|title = Episode 18|number = [[Series 32]]<br>Episode 18|director = Julie Edwards|writer = Dana Fainaru|airdate = 6 January 2018|centric = [[Connie Beauchamp|Connie]]|image = S32E18.png|guests = [[Owain Arthur]] as [[Glen Thomas]]<br>[[Nicholas Boulton]] as [[Simon Feathering]]<br>Sara Stewart as Professor Cornell<br>Linda Marlowe as Gloria Rhodes<br>Bailey Patrick as PC Rafe Graham<br>Jonathan Coote as Andrew Dayten<br>Leah Moyo as Elizabeth Landerson<br>Mark Carlisle as Dream pathologist|previous = [[Episode 17 (series 32)|Episode 17]]|next = [[Episode 19 (series 32)|Episode 19]]}}"'''Episode 18'''" is the 1066th episode of ''[[Casualty]] ''and the eighteenth episode of the [[series 32|32nd series]]. It was preceded by "[[Episode 17 (series 32)|Episode 17]]" and followed by "[[Episode 19 (series 32)|Episode 19]]". The episode was directed by Julie Edwards and written by Dana Fainaru. |
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| + | |guests = [[Owain Arthur]] as [[Glen Thomas]]<br>[[Nicholas Boulton]] as [[Simon Feathering]]<br>Sara Stewart as [[Arianne Cornell]]<br>Linda Marlowe as Gloria Rhodes<br>Bailey Patrick as PC Rafe Graham<br>Jonathan Coote as Andrew Dayten<br>Leah Moyo as Elizabeth Landerson<br>Mark Carlisle as Dream pathologist |
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| + | |next = [[Episode 1067 (Casualty)|Episode 1067]]}}The '''18th episode''' of [[series 32 (Casualty)|series 32]] is the 1066th episode of ''[[Casualty]]'' overall. The episode was directed by Julie Edwards and written by Dana Fainaru, and is the first episode to air in 2018. |
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| + | [[Connie Beauchamp|Connie]] is devastated to hear that her leiomyosarcoma has grown. Given her condition, the surgeons at [[Holby]] refuse to operate on her. Unwilling to spend days in limbo, she forces [[Ethan Hardy|Ethan]] to drive her to [[St. Eugene's Hospital]] in [[London]] to get an [[Arianne Cornell|old friend from medical school]] to operate. However, when even she turns her down, she begins to lose hope. She and Ethan argue, prompting Ethan to disclose that he has Huntington's. Connie empathises, and she decides to stay in London overnight. |
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| − | The truth about [[Connie]]'s illness is out, following her dramatic collapse while at work. As she recovers, she is devastated to hear that her colleagues are aware of her terminal diagnosis. Worse still is the news that her tumour has grown, and complications now mean that her consultant refuses to operate. Discharging herself, Connie persuades [[Ethan]] to drive her to London for a second opinion, but when she loses consciousness en route and is rushed into emergency surgery, her put-upon protege faces an agonising wait for news. Meanwhile, back at the ED, [[Dylan]] struggles to hold the fort, in the absence of more experienced hands. |
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| + | By the Thames, Connie kisses Ethan, but her act of affection is not reciprocated. Upset, she leaves him and returns to the hotel. Later, Connie is found unconscious in the bath and is rushed back to St. Eugene's. When it turns out that she is experiencing heart failure, Arianne is forced to operate. Ethan calls [[Charlie Fairhead|Charlie]], and they both rush to the hospital after hearing that Connie is in theatre. In the morning, Connie cries with joy when she learns that Arianne removed the tumour completely. She later lets Charlie visit her but not Ethan. |
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| + | Meanwhile, [[Dylan Keogh|Dylan]] wakes up hungover and nearly runs over a woman on his way to work. Although his breathalyser test comes up clear, he is blackmailed by the woman who claims to have smelled alcohol on him. Later, after diagnosing her with Gerstmann syndrome and securing a place in care that would allow her to keep her dog, she tells him that she wouldn't have told the police, but she encourages him to seek help. The following morning, he calls [[Zoe Hanna|Zoe]], telling her that he feels that everything is falling apart. |
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Revision as of 18:53, 12 June 2020
The 18th episode of series 32 is the 1066th episode of Casualty overall. The episode was directed by Julie Edwards and written by Dana Fainaru, and is the first episode to air in 2018.
Synopsis
Connie is devastated to hear that her leiomyosarcoma has grown. Given her condition, the surgeons at Holby refuse to operate on her. Unwilling to spend days in limbo, she forces Ethan to drive her to St. Eugene's Hospital in London to get an old friend from medical school to operate. However, when even she turns her down, she begins to lose hope. She and Ethan argue, prompting Ethan to disclose that he has Huntington's. Connie empathises, and she decides to stay in London overnight.
By the Thames, Connie kisses Ethan, but her act of affection is not reciprocated. Upset, she leaves him and returns to the hotel. Later, Connie is found unconscious in the bath and is rushed back to St. Eugene's. When it turns out that she is experiencing heart failure, Arianne is forced to operate. Ethan calls Charlie, and they both rush to the hospital after hearing that Connie is in theatre. In the morning, Connie cries with joy when she learns that Arianne removed the tumour completely. She later lets Charlie visit her but not Ethan.
Meanwhile, Dylan wakes up hungover and nearly runs over a woman on his way to work. Although his breathalyser test comes up clear, he is blackmailed by the woman who claims to have smelled alcohol on him. Later, after diagnosing her with Gerstmann syndrome and securing a place in care that would allow her to keep her dog, she tells him that she wouldn't have told the police, but she encourages him to seek help. The following morning, he calls Zoe, telling her that he feels that everything is falling apart.
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