Just thought I'd pop my head in to this old Blog and tidy it up.
So, Doctors is no more. It hasn't been any more for quite a while now, but I haven't had the heart to come back here to Scriptuality and bring it up to date.
For the sake of completeness, my final nine episodes of the wonderful show that was Doctors were as follows (all pictures copyright BBC):
Daniel and Zara throw Joe a birthday party. Ruhma and Scarlett are confused by Kirsty’s living arrangements with Rich. Sid and an agency nurse clash in a number of unexpected ways.
Imogen talks to Sid about Rob, Ollie and Scarlett continue to flirt, and Bear shows Tanisha the mill. Al is shocked to meet a patient who is live-streaming his life.
Nina gives Rosie a task, Zara tries to deal with Miles, and Kirsty goes on her first VPAS visit and helps a broken family.
Al is faced with a difficult choice when his mother needs his help, and Nina takes over Daniel’s old room.
Nina’s dealings with a patient bring up memories of her dead husband.
Suni faces a peer review panel about Harry.
Zara is delaying an awkward conversation, Jimmi and Al console Suni, and Rob has news for Liv. Paige is faced with the day from hell.
Al gives Sid relationship advice, while Jimmi encounters a dilemma at the police station. An unexpected guest throws Michelle and Luca’s dinner plans off course.
Graham has a surprising lunch with his family, while Emma and Scarlett have an outing together.
Oh dear. I've been quite remiss. It seems that three of my Doctors episodes were broadcast without the benefit of a post on this here blog. Let me put that right...
Bear discovers a shocking secret, while Emma is stunned to find out who her new neighbours are. Bothered by a secret, Maeve struggles with her house calls all day.
Broadcast on 26 September, but still available on iPlayer.
On Halloween, Sid volunteers at a homeless shelter and finds two men from very different backgrounds who have a surprising connection.
Emma struggles to deal with Cassidy's blackmail, and Scarlett worries about Valerie. Ruhma helps three people grieving for their children who died in a bus accident, but she soon discovers all is not what it seems.
Broadcast, despite its title (and slightly annoyingly), on the second Thursday of the month, 8 December.
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Pass the marmalade, would you?
Karen spends time with Valerie to help get her through the evening, while Jimmi and Maeve encounter problems with the fuse box at Sutton Vale. And Emma goes on a flight of fancy when examining two men, but gets it all wrong.
Oops. I forgot to mention this one, which went out back in May. But it's still available on iPlayer, and will be so for about a year.
