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| BBC ONE Thursday 5 June 2008 |
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An attractive, cut-throat corporate head-hunter needs her candidate to be given the all-clear to take on a big, new role, as the Midlands medical drama continues. At the Mill, they are greeted by Daniel, an old friend of hers, who gives her candidate the go-ahead. But Daniel is unable to deliver the same diagnosis for her when she collapses, and he suggests a change of career is best for her health.
Vivien's driving lessons with Jimmi have moved on to manoeuvres in the Mill car park. Jimmi insists he can watch from the staff-room window while Vivien is practising, but just as he's not looking Vivien reverses her car into his. Both are furious with each other, but when Vivien offers a blank cheque to get the damage fixed and he suggests they go out driving again the next day, Jimmi just can't say no!
Archie finds JJ passed out at the campus with drugs in his pocket. Archie takes JJ to the campus surgery to sleep it off. When JJ wakes Archie gives him an ultimatum: leave the flat and Melody behind so he doesn't ruin her life too or he will tell Melody the truth about the drugs.
Daniel is played by Matthew Chambers, Vivien by Anita Carey, Jimmi by Adrian Lewis Morgan, Archie by Matt Kennard and JJ by George Rainsford.
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Keith lands on the Masood household in today's visit to Albert Square.
Elsewhere, Bradley attempts to impress Clare on a date – will it work?
Meanwhile, Jack and Tanya's relationship progresses...
Keith is played by David Spinx, Bradley by Charlie Clements, Clare by Gemma Bissix, Jack by Scott Maslen and Tanya by Jo Joyner.
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DCI Scott Vaughan (Oliver
Milburn) is not prepared
to hold back this week
The officers of Holby South find themselves in the line of fire when a number of hoax 999 calls lure them to a destination where a lone sniper lies in wait, as Tony Jordan's pacy police drama concludes. Not prepared to hold back until HQ investigates, DCI Scott Vaughan dispatches his CID team to find out who wants to take them out.
Things go from bad to worse for birthday girl Kelly when she is asked to view CCTV footage of a nightclub robbery. She sees her husband in a clinch with another woman and, as Kelly's life crumbles around her, Neil ends up providing more than a shoulder to cry on.
Meanwhile, Christian's relationship with Miranda is going from strength to strength and she accepts an invitation to Kelly's birthday party. However, when she finds a stash of drugs at her flat, will she give in to temptation?
While John races to find out the identity of the sniper, his wife, Kate, is unaware that John's violent father is lying in wait for her at home. She arrives to find him sitting in the kitchen and it is clear that he hasn't come round for a cosy, family chat.
Back at Holby South, the team is slowly piecing together the evidence in the sniper investigation and the identity of the gunman is revealed. However, Jake and Lucy have already responded to a call-out and they head straight into the gunman's lair.
DCI Scott Vaughan is played by Oliver Milburn, PC Kelly Cooper by Chloe Howman, PC Neil Parker by Jimmy Akingbola, Inspector Christian Young by James Hillier, Miranda by Ania Sowinski, DI John Keenan by Cal MacAninch, Kate Keenan by Zoe Lucker, John Snr by Kenneth Colley, PC Jake Loughton by James Thornton and PC Lucy Slater by Elaine Glover.
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Maurice's check-up at the doctors doesn't quite go as planned when the doctor has a heart attack, in the final episode of William Ivory's popular comedy drama series. Syd, who is lingering in the waiting room, frantically drives Maurice and the doctor to hospital.
Once home, Maurice determines to take his health more seriously – but his plans to chill out for a while are marred by an irate Barbara. Grace's very valuable violin has been stolen and she wants Maurice to get it back. Now.
Meanwhile, Syd is harbouring a secret. He was at the doctor's for an appointment of his own, not just to support Maurice. But Syd's way of handling bad news is to get drunk, so he hooks up with his wayward son, Joe, and together they go on an all-day bender.
So, just when Maurice needs Syd to do a raid on the local music shop to retrieve Grace's violin, Syd is paralytic. Hedley is furious that they are going to do a job with Syd in that state, but Maurice is adamant that they need him. Unsurprisingly, the job does not go well and the gang are in danger of being caught red-handed. Struggling to find a way out, Maurice – the strategist – thinks that maybe it would be easier if they surrendered. They're old and decrepit and shouldn't be putting themselves under this stress. Syd can't believe his ears and, in an emotional bid to get through to Maurice, he reveals his secret...
Maurice is shaken back to reality and, with the help of Barbara, Young Nick, Helen and Joe, the gang pull off an explosive getaway.
Anthony Head is Maurice, Warren Clarke is Syd, Jenny Agutter is Barbara, Darren Tighe is Joe, Dean Lennox Kelly is Hedley, Paul Barber is Young Nick and Mina Anwar is Helen.
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| BBC TWO Thursday 5 June 2008 |
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Stephen can't help but wonder if everything he said to Tracy in therapy is actually true, as the murder mystery set in an Australian beach resort continues. After finding the tape of Bec and Kirsten's fight, the weaknesses within his own relationship are confirmed.
An attempted party for Addo doesn't quite go to plan as Gabby, Stavva and Addo are the only attendees. For the three friends however, reminiscing is just fine and talking about old times helps Addo smile again – until the reality of his situation hits home and the weeks of pent-up sadness come flooding out.
However, the next morning Stavva finds the letter with a Seaforth post mark and Addo's innocence becomes apparent.
Meanwhile, with the investigation back to square one, Noel arrives at Tess's with the excuse of being unable to leave her. But it seems there is more to his return...
Stephen is played by John Atkinson, Tracy by Charlotte Gregg, Bec by Renai Caruso, Kirsten by Sam Weaving, Addo by Daniel Henshall, Gabby by Sophie Katinis, Stavva by Ryan Johnson, Noel by Sam Haft and Tess by Olivia Bonnici.
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