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| − | |airdate = 12 October 1990 |
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+ | |director = Michael Owen Morris |
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|previous = [[Hiding Place]] |
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| + | "'''Salvation'''" is the 58th episode of ''[[Casualty]]'' and the 6th episode of the [[Series 5 (Casualty)|5th series]]. It was preceded by "[[Hiding Place]]" and followed by "[[Say it With Flowers]]". The episode was directed by Michael Owen Morris and written by Robin Mukherjee. |
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| − | '''Salvation''' was the sixth episode of [[Series 5]] and the 58th episode of ''Casualty'' overall. |
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| + | Duffy has a run-in with a motorist, who almost knocks her down and then finds he was on his way to casualty where he turns on the charm and a friendship is struck. It's a friendship that's not going to last, as he is terminally ill and she visits him after he's been admitted. Jimmy's in trouble again as Julian complains to Charlie and Harry, a porter falls ill and the staff are shocked when he dies. A spat of drunks are allowed to sleep it off but tragedy almost strikes when one of them is discovered by Jimmy to be a diabetic and found just in time. A mother brings her teenage daughter in and the team face a dilemma when prevented from treating her, because her father is bound by religious beliefs. A car race on the open road turns into disaster for two yuppies when Celia's badly injured and Stuart seems more concerned she keeps quiet rather than how she is. |
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| − | A girl's legs are crushed after two cars of youngsters race along a dark country road. A father's religious sect opposes dialysis for his daughter, despite the pleas of the mother and an angry Julian. Finally, the father rellents. Charlie lets a drunk sleep on a matress in a cubicle, much to Julian and Ash's disapproval. As another 'drunk' comes in, Charlie sends him to join the other, but Jimmy calls the alarm when they find out he is a diabetic, who's had a hypo. A hospital porter, Harry is treated by Beth after falling ill. As Beth treats him, he arrests and dies in CRASH. |
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Revision as of 18:04, 13 March 2020
"Salvation" is the 58th episode of Casualty and the 6th episode of the 5th series. It was preceded by "Hiding Place" and followed by "Say it With Flowers". The episode was directed by Michael Owen Morris and written by Robin Mukherjee.
Synopsis
Duffy has a run-in with a motorist, who almost knocks her down and then finds he was on his way to casualty where he turns on the charm and a friendship is struck. It's a friendship that's not going to last, as he is terminally ill and she visits him after he's been admitted. Jimmy's in trouble again as Julian complains to Charlie and Harry, a porter falls ill and the staff are shocked when he dies. A spat of drunks are allowed to sleep it off but tragedy almost strikes when one of them is discovered by Jimmy to be a diabetic and found just in time. A mother brings her teenage daughter in and the team face a dilemma when prevented from treating her, because her father is bound by religious beliefs. A car race on the open road turns into disaster for two yuppies when Celia's badly injured and Stuart seems more concerned she keeps quiet rather than how she is.
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