Now in its 38th season on the BBC, it is pretty shocking that Casualty has never had the live episode treatment before, but one of its leading stars is keen for it to happen. Ahead of this year’s Casualty Christmas special, actress Elinor Lawless opened up to RadioTimes.com and other press on taking part in format-breaking episodes…
Jodie wheedles the pathology report details out of Stevie, and is shocked to discover that not only was Thea’s death caused by the crash, the tragic mum-to-be also had genetic mutations which could have implications for her family. Although Dylan warns Jodie in no uncertain terms not to contact Thea’s husband Aaron Bayliss (Jack Wilkinson)…
At the football ground paramedics Teddy Gowan (Milo Clarke) and Indie Jankowski (Naomi Wakszlak) are trapped in their ambulance between warring football fans, the police and innocent bystanders. Elsewhere, Jacob Masters (Charles Venn) and Iain Dean (Michael Stevenson) treat horrifically injured mounted sergeant Matthew Allen (Jack Lamb, The Bay, Little Boy Blue) and his distressed son, PC…
The Emergency Department descends into utter chaos as a flood of unruly patients push the already overwhelmed staff to their limits. With security stretched thin and tempers flaring, the situation spirals out of control, creating a volatile and dangerous environment that leaves everyone on edge. In the midst of the mayhem, Siobhan McKenzie (Melanie Hill)…
Chaos erupts in the Emergency Department as casualties flood in and rowdy football fans push the already strained staff to their limits. Amidst the turmoil, an all-too-familiar face resurfaces—Dane Burrow (Sean Huddlestan), a patient with a haunting past and a vendetta that’s been festering for months. Longtime viewers will recall Dane from the explosive Public…
This week, paramedic Iain (Michael Stevenson) makes his long-awaited return to work after surviving a terrifying near-death experience during his HEMS training. His colleagues welcome him back, and there’s a sense of relief as life seems to be returning to normal. Iain lays his heart on the line… (Image credit: BBC Studios.) Meanwhile, Faith is overjoyed…
Dylan Keogh gets taken hostage by a furious patient in Casualty episode Just Like You on BBC1 on Saturday 08 March 2025 at 8.30pm (See our TV Guide for listings). Advertisement AD Elsewhere in the final episode of the 11-part Public Property boxset, Siobhan McKenzie and Stevie Nash have a public showdown during a football riot and it looks like Faith Cadogan is…
Casualty star Anna Chell, who plays Jodie Whyte in the long runnng BBC medical drama, has addressed a potential return for her on screen father Max. Loyal fans will remember the TV hunk Nigel Harman, 51, played the role of her estranged dad who left the show back in March 2024. Although his character wasn’t killed off, the pair…
Casualty fans are in for an intense episode this Saturday as the drama in Holby’s Emergency Department escalates with a terrifying first shift for a trainee paramedic, a shocking funeral invite, a strained mother-son relationship, and a deepening secret threatening to unravel. The latest installment, titled Bite The Bullet, is set to air on January…
Fans of BBC’s Casualty are predicting a surprise romance for Rash Masum, played by Neet Mohan. As a well-liked doctor who joined the show in 2017, Rash has been involved in several significant storylines, including the death of his father due to dementia and a plotline surrounding suicide. In the January 4 episode, Rash’s day began poorly…
