Casualty Spoilers 10th August 2019

Casualty will be airing a double bill feature-length episode for its series finale next month.

The BBC medical drama will air 90 minutes of non-stop drama on Saturday, August 10, as the show's current series comes to a dramatic conclusion.

The unmissable episode will see Connie Beauchamp's problems reach a head, as she is forced to choose between her career and her addiction.

Last Saturday's episode saw Connie frame Duffy for her huge medical error, but there will be more twists in the pipeline as the story intensifies.

When Duffy has a hard day and finds herself back in the ED, Connie's secrets start to unravel – leading one character to take shocking action.

We already know that Amanda Mealing is taking a break from her role as Connie, but fans will have to wait and see how and why the popular character will
The back-to-back finale episode will bring Casualty up to speed, following the unplanned schedule change earlier in the month.

Casualty was taken off air at the last minute on Saturday, July 6 when a Wimbledon match overran.

Casualty's mega series finale episode will air from 8.40pm until 10.10pm on Saturday, August 10 on BBC One. The new series will kick off the week after on Saturday, August 17.


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The walls start to close in on Connie (Amanda Mealing) as Hanssen (Guy Henry) comes close to uncovering her secret addiction. Connie is forced to choose between her secret and saving lives. Can a close friend forgive Connie, or will they show her the door?

Iain (Michael Stevenson) takes new emergency care assistant Siobhan (Kathleen Cranham) under his wing, but soon learns she’s not respecting the rules of the job. The extent of Siobhan’s struggles become clear when her dad is brought into the hospital.

Under pressure as the emergency department gets close to capacity, Iain stands up for the patients against Ciaran (Rick Warden). Ciaran is outraged but Jan (Di Botcher) and Ruby (Maddy Hill) come to Iain's defence.

When runaway Shanti (Sade Malone) tries to scam Duffy (Cathy Shipton) by running in front of her car, Charlie (Derek Thompson) questions Duffy’s memory of events. Trusting her instincts, Duffy decides that she may be able to help Shanti after all.

Casualty aired Gem Dean's final scenes in tonight's dramatic double bill (August 10) as she decided to swap the ED for sunnier climates abroad.

The first half of Saturday's explosive series finale saw Gem make the big decision to leave Holby and join her boyfriend Rash in Thailand.

Although Rash is due to return imminently, Digital Spy can confirm that Rebecca Ryan has filmed her final scenes with the show and there are no current plans for Gem to return at the moment.

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Gem Dean in Casualty
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Gem has spent the last few weeks contemplating whether to go and meet Rash, who hasn't been seen on screen since April.

Although Gem's plan was always to join Rash on his travels eventually, Iain's struggles have meant that she's been forced to say put.

As Gem continued to battle with her divided loyalties between her boyfriend and brother, tonight's scenes saw a supportive Iain urge her to put herself first for once.

Determined to support her, Iain even paid for a delighted Gem's ticket overseas – allowing her to leave the ED with a smile on her face.

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Rash in Casualty
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Unfortunately, it looks like Gem and Rash's reunion abroad is set to be short-lived, as he will be back on screens in next week's episode (August 17).

Fans will have to wait and see what brings Rash back to Holby so unexpectedly, but either way, it sadly doesn't look like him and Gem will be living happily ever after.

Rebecca first joined as Iain's sister Gem in 2017. She was then reintroduced as a regular in 2018, when Gem took on the job as a porter.


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