Episode
Casualty: Drown My Sorrows
Overview
Dylan struggles to keep his alcoholism under control, as staff on the ED deal with what is suspected to be a case of domestic abuse. Meanwhile, Ethan's first day as Clinical Lead fails to go according to plan, as he finds himself veering wildly from one disaster to another, and he starts to understand the real pressure of leading a team
Details
- Series
- Casualty
- Season
- Season 32
- Episode
- Episode 21
- Air date
- 2018-01-27
- Runtime
- 50 min
Episode context
Drown My Sorrows is Episode 21 in Series 32 of Casualty. It aired on 2018-01-27. The runtime is 50 min.
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Episode 20: Little Fires Everywhere
Elle's son turns up in the ED with his injured friend after going missing all night, schoolteacher Justine faces the consequences of her decision, and Ethan goes for his interview.
Episode 22: Keep Afloat
Alicia takes matters into her own hands when queuing ambulances put patients in danger, while new F1 Bea gets a rude awakening on her first day.
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Episode 17: One is the Loneliest
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Episode 25: Under Pressure
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Episode 16: Old Flames
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Episode 26: Drowning
Dylan struggles to keep his alcoholism a secret from his colleagues. Bea pushes herself to greater heights to impress Ethan.
Episode 15: Crashing
Connie's illness has a noticeable effect on her work, and even as she continues to brush away help from Charlie, her presence in the ED places her at greater risk of infection. Meanwhile, Ethan shows up late for his practical consultancy exam, and the arrival of new coffee shop worker Polly looks set to signal an improvement in Max's love-life, until he makes an excruciating faux pas while trying to flirt
Episode 27: Judas
Pressure on Ethan intensifies as he has a day to track down the blog author or it's his neck on the line - is Alicia on the cusp of being outed? Rash must face his fear.