Friends Like You
Harry ends up on the wrong side of Gemma when an old friend turns up on AAU. Blinded by his own guilt, Arthur struggles to realise what Chantelle really needs.
Harry struggles to confront his old school friend when he turns up on the ward, but when drugs go missing and Finn becomes ill Harry is forced to act. Unfortunately Ric is less than impressed when he discovers Finn on the ward again, and Gemma pays the price of Harry's actions.
Arthur's guilt over the car crash, which led Chantelle to be in hospital, blinds him to what she really needs. Hoping a day on Keller will help Chantelle, he is gutted when his worry for her safety leads him to overreact with a patient. He finally realises what she really needs, and is delighted when Chantelle agrees to move in with him.
Mo's day goes from bad to worse when the men in her life make her question her romantic choices. Things finally start to improve when she clears the air with Sacha over their mistaken kiss - that is, until Jonny discovers who 'Mr Semi' really is!
Last on
More episodes
Previous
Clip
-
![]()
Friends Like You
Duration: 00:51
Music Played
Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes
-
Music Played
-
![]()
Daft Punk
Get Lucky (feat. Pharrell Williams)
-
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Harry Tressler | Jules Knight |
| Gemma Wilde | Ty Glaser |
| Chantelle Lane | Lauren Drummond |
| Arthur Digby | Rob Ostlere |
| Mo Effanga | Chizzy Akudolu |
| Jonny Maconie | Michael Thomson |
| Sacha Levy | Bob Barrett |
| Chrissie Williams | Tina Hobley |
| Ric Griffin | Hugh Quarshie |
| Mary-Claire Carter | Niamh McGrady |
| Serena Campbell | Catherine Russell |
| Michael Spence | Hari Dhillon |
| Elliot Hope | Paul Bradley |
| Edward Campbell | Aden Gillett |
| Mr Thompson | Ben Hull |
| Finn Wilde | Finley Barrett |
| Gareth Mason | Jay Taylor |
| Winifred Hinton | Amanda Walker |
| Laila Waldron | Bindu De Stoppani |
| Susan Sunderland | Yvonne O'Grady |
| Producer | Darren Guthrie |
| Writer | Helen Jenkins |
| Director | Graeme Harper |
