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|airdate = 28 September 1990 |
|airdate = 28 September 1990 |
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| + | "'''Street Life'''" is the 56th episode of ''[[Casualty]]'' and the 4th episode of the [[Series 5 (Casualty)|5th series]]. It was preceded by "[[Close to Home]]" and followed by "[[Hiding Place]]". It was directed by Jim Hill and written by Ian Briggs |
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| − | '''Street Life''' was the fourth episode of [[Series 5]] and the 56th episode overall. |
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| + | A young woman is brought in after collapsing in a record store and then says she's alright. It later transpires that she and her boyfriend Pete used the ambulance service to help them get away with stealing cd's. They are both ordered to leave by disgusted members of staff. After being seen by Dr Beth Ramanee, Megan attends to the young man's burnt hand and finds out he can't read. Worried about losing his job because of it, she advises him on what to do, to overcome his handicap. David Clarke is ruled by his bedridden mother, Edith and has asked Tony Walker to find her a nursing home. His favourite pastime is phoning the sex lines and getting turned on. Tony calls to tell him it's not going to be easy to find her a placement and as they talk, the old lady falls out of bed and is rushed to Casualty, in a bad way. |
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| − | Duffy spots hepatitis B symptoms in prostitute Jenny, with human bite marks. The woman won't take advice and stay. She is later brought in dead on arrival after being beaten up. Megan worries about two homeless teenage girls, Imogen and Nikki, one stabbed in the arm by squatters and the other seriously ill froma paracetamol overdose. Other patients are a tyrannical old mother; a skinhead with a sex-mad girlfriend and a heart patient's husband who's sicker then his wife. |
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Latest revision as of 14:35, 26 July 2020
"Street Life" is the 56th episode of Casualty and the 4th episode of the 5th series. It was preceded by "Close to Home" and followed by "Hiding Place". It was directed by Jim Hill and written by Ian Briggs
Synopsis
A young woman is brought in after collapsing in a record store and then says she's alright. It later transpires that she and her boyfriend Pete used the ambulance service to help them get away with stealing cd's. They are both ordered to leave by disgusted members of staff. After being seen by Dr Beth Ramanee, Megan attends to the young man's burnt hand and finds out he can't read. Worried about losing his job because of it, she advises him on what to do, to overcome his handicap. David Clarke is ruled by his bedridden mother, Edith and has asked Tony Walker to find her a nursing home. His favourite pastime is phoning the sex lines and getting turned on. Tony calls to tell him it's not going to be easy to find her a placement and as they talk, the old lady falls out of bed and is rushed to Casualty, in a bad way.
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