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Casualty - series 9 - supply and demand - fighting to save lives while their personal lives are dramatic ๐Ÿ˜‚

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Blondeshavemorefun · 13/07/2025 07:46

last thread full and canโ€™t see a new one anywhere

About to watch last nights - sat 12th July Episode e4

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LIZS · 26/07/2026 19:13

MsFelicityLemon · 26/07/2026 19:06

Not sure if I waa having lots of absences during the episode, but I really wasn't sure what was happening- like I'd missed the beginning of each story line!!

What was going on with the two siblings and the dog. Did we see what happened to them before they got to the hospital?

Was the water not contaminated, if so why was dog ok?

StrictlyCoffee · 26/07/2026 20:38

Internaut · 19/07/2026 09:35

Is there any rule saying that? Surely it's up to the mother? What if they have a premature stillbirth?

Women have to take a compulsory maternity leave of 2 weeks or 4 weeks if they work in a factory. It is a criminal offence for an employer to have an employee at work during the compulsory period

Internaut · 27/07/2026 00:56

StrictlyCoffee · 26/07/2026 07:47

I suppose doctors are supposed to try to save life without moral judgement. And now Penny has to face a murder charge and not an attempted murder, and Bard canโ€™t be questioned on his ways, so significant consequences. I think heโ€™d have probably died anyway though.

I wondered if it wasn't more that he realised that it was hopeless anyway. After all, if he wanted to let Bard die through inertia, he'd had plenty of opportunities to do that already. He needn't have bothered to risk everyone's lives escaping the hut where they found Bard originally, for instance.

Twonewcats · 27/07/2026 16:25

Internaut · 27/07/2026 00:56

I wondered if it wasn't more that he realised that it was hopeless anyway. After all, if he wanted to let Bard die through inertia, he'd had plenty of opportunities to do that already. He needn't have bothered to risk everyone's lives escaping the hut where they found Bard originally, for instance.

But Stevie was in charge of him, and she made the call. Flynn ignored it.

HobnobsChoice · 27/07/2026 19:45

I was wondering about the HEMS driver with Flynn too. I actually thought he was going to be shot and die as why else would he have been out there. Bit like the people in red shirts in Star Trek always died!

Medical staff are supposed to treat lives not make a judgement on whether a live should be saved. Flynn who has always been quite comfortable with wobbly morals of his own (shagging in the cleaner cupboard) while holding the staff to higher standards. I found the army abuse storyline to be quite ridiculous despite knowing that abuse and bullying in the army is quite definitely an issue. Bard was such a pantomime villain and I really hate that every single back story now has to intertwine with one of the casualty staff members.

I thought Cam showed great initiative putting Norma in the cleaner's cupboard actually under the circumstances. Clearly not ideal but much lower risk for someone in neutropenia. The call bell idea seemed ridiculous that nobody had done it before but that's often how the public sector works.

hoarahloux · 28/07/2026 16:38

LIZS · 26/07/2026 19:13

Was the water not contaminated, if so why was dog ok?

I don't think there was any issue of contamination, the boy just nearly drowned.

Blondeshavemorefun · 05/08/2026 00:58

Found this on planner. Sure I had watched it but seems not

caught up now

glad army man is dead. Hopefully she will get off under circumstances

hopefully she will get her deposit back eventually

glad dog was ok

ans that matty has now got Dylanโ€™s back and going to aa meetings

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purpleme12 · 06/08/2026 19:40

My daughter's so excited by the new trailer at the end of the last episode that she's marked when it's coming back in the calendar!

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