Perdita
27-01-2011, 13:07
Saturday 12 February
8.50-9.40pm BBC ONE
www.bbc.co.uk/casualty
Jordan receives a threat to his authority when Holby's Director of Surgery, Henrik Hanssen, comes to check out work efficiencies; Mads is forced to make an official complaint about Lenny; and there's blue blood in the ED when a Royal princess is brought in for treatment, as the medical drama continues.
When Sophie is brought into the ED after an incident with a paparazzo, everyone is shocked to learn that she is in fact Princess Sophie Al-Wahiri, wife of a Middle Eastern prince.
Meanwhile, a threat to Jordan's authority has appeared in the form of Henrik Hanssen, who has been asked to look at efficiencies in the department. They clash over the treatment of Sophie. When Hanssen's orthopaedic surgeons appear to be busy, Jordan insists on carrying out Sophie's procedure himself – which goes well until they pick up a previously undetected secondary injury. Prince Ilan is devastated to learn that this secondary injury might mean his wife can't give him an heir.
Sophie goes into decline and Hanssen suspects Jordan is at fault, but Jordan quickly realises and remedies the problem. This leaves a bitter taste in Hanssen's mouth but results in a shower of gifts from Prince Ilan. But just how will Hanssen's subsequent recommendations for the future of the ED impact on Jordan?
Elsewhere, Lenny inadvertently offends Mads who is forced to make an official complaint about his behaviour; and Jay feels the pressure as he struggles to do his job and care for his Nan, Maryam, with her increasingly deteriorating health.
8.50-9.40pm BBC ONE
www.bbc.co.uk/casualty
Jordan receives a threat to his authority when Holby's Director of Surgery, Henrik Hanssen, comes to check out work efficiencies; Mads is forced to make an official complaint about Lenny; and there's blue blood in the ED when a Royal princess is brought in for treatment, as the medical drama continues.
When Sophie is brought into the ED after an incident with a paparazzo, everyone is shocked to learn that she is in fact Princess Sophie Al-Wahiri, wife of a Middle Eastern prince.
Meanwhile, a threat to Jordan's authority has appeared in the form of Henrik Hanssen, who has been asked to look at efficiencies in the department. They clash over the treatment of Sophie. When Hanssen's orthopaedic surgeons appear to be busy, Jordan insists on carrying out Sophie's procedure himself – which goes well until they pick up a previously undetected secondary injury. Prince Ilan is devastated to learn that this secondary injury might mean his wife can't give him an heir.
Sophie goes into decline and Hanssen suspects Jordan is at fault, but Jordan quickly realises and remedies the problem. This leaves a bitter taste in Hanssen's mouth but results in a shower of gifts from Prince Ilan. But just how will Hanssen's subsequent recommendations for the future of the ED impact on Jordan?
Elsewhere, Lenny inadvertently offends Mads who is forced to make an official complaint about his behaviour; and Jay feels the pressure as he struggles to do his job and care for his Nan, Maryam, with her increasingly deteriorating health.