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| − | {{EpisodeBoxNew|number = [[Series 32]]<br>Episode 29|director = [[Amanda Mealing]]|writer = [[Jeff Povey]]|previous = [[Episode 28 (series 32)|Episode 28]]|next = [[Episode Thirty (series 32)|Episode Thirty]]|title = Episode 29|image = Episode29.JPG|centric = [[Robyn Miller|Robyn]]|airdate = 24 March 2018}}"'''Episode 29'''" is the 1077th episode of ''[[Casualty]]'' and the twenty-ninth episode of the 32nd series. It was preceded by "[[Episode 28 (series 32)|Episode 28]]" and followed by "[[Episode Thirty (series 32)|Episode Thirty]]". The episode was directed by [[Amanda Mealing]] and written by [[Jeff Povey]]. |
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| + | |episode = 29 |
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| + | |centric1 = [[Robyn Miller|Robyn]] |
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| + | |centric2 = [[Glen Thomas|Glen]] |
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| + | |centric3 = [[Elle Gardner|Elle]] |
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| + | |centric4 = [[Jacob Masters|Jacob]] |
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| + | |director = Amanda Mealing |
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| + | |writer = Jeff Povey |
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| + | |previous = [[Episode 1076 (Casualty)|Episode 1076]] |
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| + | |next = [[Episode 1078 (Casualty)|Episode 1078]] |
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| + | |title = Episode 29 |
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| + | |image = 3229RobynGlenDance.jpg |
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| + | |airdate = 24 March 2018 |
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| + | |guests = [[Owain Arthur]] as [[Glen Thomas]]<br>[[Rebecca Ryan]] as [[Gem Dean]]<br>Llyr Evans as Ryan-Eric Drebbin<br>Amy Marston as Mattie Reynold<br>Sammy Woodward as Niamh Schwarz<br>Penny Layden as Dana De Rohan<br>Richard Cunningham as Aelred Loverns<br>Daniel Crowder as Sebastian Micklethwaite |
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| + | }}The '''29th episode''' of [[series 32 (Casualty)|series 32]] is the 1077th episode of ''[[Casualty]]'' overall. The episode was directed by [[Amanda Mealing]] and written by [[Jeff Povey]]. The events of this episode take part on 31 March 2018, a week after the airdate. |
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== Synopsis == |
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| + | [[Robyn Miller|Robyn]] and [[Glen Thomas|Glen]] prepare for their wedding, but Glen begins to take a turn of the worse. He goes to [[Dylan Keogh|Dylan]] for help, and a CT scan shows a degree of midline shift which requires urgent attention. However, Glen decides to prioritise the wedding. As he and Robyn stand at the altar, he tries to tell her about his condition but bottles it, and the two are pronounced husband and wife. He continues to ignore Dylan's calls, and the couple set off for their honeymoon. On the way, Glen has a seizure. As Robyn tries to take a U-turn to the hospital, an oncoming van crashes into their car. |
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| − | The day of Robyn and Glen's wedding has arrived. While the pair are preparing for the big day, Glen takes a turn for the worse, and instead of telling Robyn, keeps his symptoms to himself. However, when Glen has a seizure on the way back from the wedding, Robyn freaks out, landing the car occupying the newly wed couple in the route of an oncoming van. Is this the end of Robyn and Glen? |
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| + | Meanwhile, following a romantic encounter at a conference the previous night, [[Elle Gardner|Elle]] arrives at the [[emergency department|ED]] and asks [[Alicia Munroe|Alicia]] to write her a prescription for the morning-after pill. [[Jacob Masters|Jacob]] finds out and is angry at her for ignoring his calls asking for help with [[Blake Gardner|Blake]]'s homework. Later, when she can't find her medication, she accuses him of taking it. After hearing that Blake passed his test, Jacob decides that he wants to be there for him and, in order to make more time, he resigns as [[clinical nurse manager]]. |
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| + | In cubicles, Alicia and [[Louise Tyler|Louise]] treat an underweight patient named Niamh with a dislocated shoulder who insists that she hasn't got an eating disorder. Initially frustrated when she is given the same incorrect diagnoses, she is relieved once, after a few tests, Alicia diagnoses her with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Elsewhere, [[Rashid Masum|Rash]] and [[David Hide|David]] treat a patient with severe anxiety in the aftermath of her fiancé's death. |
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Revision as of 23:07, 26 July 2020
The 29th episode of series 32 is the 1077th episode of Casualty overall. The episode was directed by Amanda Mealing and written by Jeff Povey. The events of this episode take part on 31 March 2018, a week after the airdate.
Synopsis
Robyn and Glen prepare for their wedding, but Glen begins to take a turn of the worse. He goes to Dylan for help, and a CT scan shows a degree of midline shift which requires urgent attention. However, Glen decides to prioritise the wedding. As he and Robyn stand at the altar, he tries to tell her about his condition but bottles it, and the two are pronounced husband and wife. He continues to ignore Dylan's calls, and the couple set off for their honeymoon. On the way, Glen has a seizure. As Robyn tries to take a U-turn to the hospital, an oncoming van crashes into their car.
Meanwhile, following a romantic encounter at a conference the previous night, Elle arrives at the ED and asks Alicia to write her a prescription for the morning-after pill. Jacob finds out and is angry at her for ignoring his calls asking for help with Blake's homework. Later, when she can't find her medication, she accuses him of taking it. After hearing that Blake passed his test, Jacob decides that he wants to be there for him and, in order to make more time, he resigns as clinical nurse manager.
In cubicles, Alicia and Louise treat an underweight patient named Niamh with a dislocated shoulder who insists that she hasn't got an eating disorder. Initially frustrated when she is given the same incorrect diagnoses, she is relieved once, after a few tests, Alicia diagnoses her with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Elsewhere, Rash and David treat a patient with severe anxiety in the aftermath of her fiancé's death.
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