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|guests=[[Graham Turner]] as [[Peter Trenton]]<br>Jonno Davies as [[Adam Trenton]]<br>John McAndrew as Matt Marston<br>[[Claire Cage]] as [[Natalie Fletcher]]<br>Paul Syrstad as Sean Jarrett<br>Dan Paton as Terence Owen<br>Angela Lonsdale as Lyn Hopper<br>Joe Ashman as Damon Roberts |
|guests=[[Graham Turner]] as [[Peter Trenton]]<br>Jonno Davies as [[Adam Trenton]]<br>John McAndrew as Matt Marston<br>[[Claire Cage]] as [[Natalie Fletcher]]<br>Paul Syrstad as Sean Jarrett<br>Dan Paton as Terence Owen<br>Angela Lonsdale as Lyn Hopper<br>Joe Ashman as Damon Roberts |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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[[Adrian "Fletch" Fletcher|Fletch]] witnesses an explosion at a bar and spots [[Peter Trenton]], the man who accused him of assault, trapped inside the building. He quickly realises the structure is showing signs of collapse and finds the patient in a sorry state - and to make matters worse the man believes the [[nurse]] is only helping him so he will drop the charges. Meanwhile, Robyn helps a singer who seems to have lost his voice, and [[Charlie Fairhead|Charlie]] spends a frustrating evening trying to contact his son [[Louis Fairhead|Louis]]. |
[[Adrian "Fletch" Fletcher|Fletch]] witnesses an explosion at a bar and spots [[Peter Trenton]], the man who accused him of assault, trapped inside the building. He quickly realises the structure is showing signs of collapse and finds the patient in a sorry state - and to make matters worse the man believes the [[nurse]] is only helping him so he will drop the charges. Meanwhile, Robyn helps a singer who seems to have lost his voice, and [[Charlie Fairhead|Charlie]] spends a frustrating evening trying to contact his son [[Louis Fairhead|Louis]]. |
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Revision as of 20:18, 13 March 2020
"For Auld Lang Syne" is the 19th episode of the 28th series of Casualty and the 886th episode overall. It was preceded by the special episode "The Spirit of Christmas" and followed by "Bad Timing".
Synopsis
Fletch witnesses an explosion at a bar and spots Peter Trenton, the man who accused him of assault, trapped inside the building. He quickly realises the structure is showing signs of collapse and finds the patient in a sorry state - and to make matters worse the man believes the nurse is only helping him so he will drop the charges. Meanwhile, Robyn helps a singer who seems to have lost his voice, and Charlie spends a frustrating evening trying to contact his son Louis.
