Casualty is back on BBC One, Saturday nights, where it belongs.
Clinical Lead Connie Beauchamp (Amanda Mealing) finds that her personal leadership qualities are pushed to their very limit when several of her team fall ill with the virus in the line of duty. Can she rally the troops as they watch the news coming in from Italy of mass casualties and overwhelmed hospitals? Can she keep her personal feelings in check when her lover Jacob (Charles Venn) himself falls ill with the virus? With the support of Charlie (Derek Thompson), himself devastated by the impact of the coronavirus on local care homes, Connie reflects on her leadership in these most challenging of times and together they face their most gut wrenching decision ever.
The pandemic and its aftermath puts pressure on all of the staff, many of them facing significant personal challenges. Paramedic Lev (Uriel Emil) has decided to move out of the family home during the lockdown to protect his vulnerable young son recovering from cancer. Without her husband at home, how does Faith (Kirsty Mitchell) come to terms with Dylan’s (Will Beck) accusation that Lev had an illicit affair? And after 16 successful years of marriage, it can’t possibly be true, can it?
Paramedic Fenisha (Olivia D’Lima) has so far managed to keep her pregnancy a secret from Ethan (George Rainsford), the child’s father, and Jan (Di Botcher), her boss. Can she continue to do so during a pandemic?
What will social distancing do to Connie and Jacob’s newly reignited passion? Can their fledgling relationship survive these high pressure circumstances?
Can she keep her personal feelings in check when her lover Jacob (Charles Venn) himself falls ill with the virus?
With the support of Charlie (Derek Thompson), himself devastated by the impact of the coronavirus on local care homes, Connie reflects on her leadership in these most challenging of times and together they face their most gut wrenching decision ever.
As COVID 19 reaches the ED, will the team cope with the toughest challenge of their careers? Connie (Amanda Mealing) battles her personal demons to lead the department with the support of Charlie (Derek Thompson) and Jacob (Charles Venn). Fenisha (Olivia D’Lima) realises she must do everything she can to care for her unborn baby. Will (Jack Nolan) feels angry and frustrated as the hospital struggles to cope with the mounting pressure.
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BBC One’s popular medical drama Casualty will return on 2nd January with one of its most powerful episodes to date, showing these extraordinary times through the lens of the Emergency Department staff that viewers love and trust.
- Director – Steve Hughes
- Producer – Mat Mchale
- Writer – Kevin Rundle
Cast
- Amanda Henderson as Robyn Miller
- Amanda Mealing as Connie Beauchamp
- Charles Venn as Jacob Masters
- Derek Thompson as Charlie Fairhead
- Di Botcher as Jan Jenning
- Edyta Budnik as Zofia Nowak
- Gabriella Leon as Jade Lovall
- George Rainsford as Ethan Hardy
- Jacey Salles as Rosa Cadenas
- Jack Nolan as Will Noble
- James Traherne as Derek Capelle
- Jason Durr as David Hide
- Jean Trend as Doris Parry
- Kirsty Mitchell as Faith Cadogan
- Neet Mohan as Rashid Masum
- Olivia D’lima as Fenisha Khatri
- Olwen Buton Spence as Daughter Capelle
- Rachael Spence as Karla Capelle
- Shaheen Jafargholi as Marty Kirkby
- Tom Hanratty as Anthony O’Reiley
- Tony Marshall as Noel Garcia
- Uriel Emil as Lev Malinovsky
- William Beck as Dylan Keogh