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The Hands that Rock the Cradle, Part 1

Episode 1 of 55

Faye struggles to cope when her son is admitted for another life-saving operation. Connie is left without a patient for her robotics launch.

Faye's son Archie is admitted to Holby with a whistle stuck in his throat. While he is in theatre, Lauren overhears Faye struggling over Archie's distress, wondering if he should be allowed to go on. In ITU, Lauren accidentally gives Archie the wrong medicine after dropping his drug labels on the floor.

Michael and Vanessa unveil their new vision of Holby, which includes a new matron and a new robotics suite. Michael and Connie are furious when the robotic patient's child goes missing and she refuses to go into theatre.

Chantelle, the woman everyone believes killed Maddy, is admitted to AAU. The staff must overcome their prejudices to treat her, but this is too difficult for Maria who wants justice for Maddy's death.

59 minutes

Last on

Mon 26 Oct 200901:55

Music Played

Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes

  • Sarah McLachlan

    Ben's Song

  • Gabriella Cilmi

    Sweet about me

  • Girls Aloud

    Can't Speak French

  • Sarah McLachlan

    Answer

Credits

RoleContributor
Connie BeauchampAmanda Mealing
Elliot HopePaul Bradley
Michael SpenceHari Dhillon
Ric GriffinHugh Quarshie
Linden CullenDuncan Pow
Joseph ByrneLuke Roberts
Keith GreeneAlex Macqueen
Penny ValentineEmma Catherwood
Jac NaylorRosie Marcel
Faye ByrnePatsy Kensit
Maria KendallPhoebe Thomas
Oliver ValentineJames Anderson
Mark WilliamsRobert Powell
Vanessa LyttonLeslie Ash
Chrissie WilliamsTina Hobley
Donna JacksonJaye Jacobs
Nicky Van BarrAlan Morrissey
Daisha AndersonRebecca Grant
Judith MarchantShelagh McLeod
Lauren MinsterRiann Steele
Archie MortonConor Cremin
Chantelle TannerToyah Frantzen
Angela WalkerClara Salaman
DS Karen RobertsCatherine Bailey
Emma WalkerEllie Darcey-Alden
ProducerDiana Kyle
DirectorChristopher King
WriterTony McHale

Broadcasts

  • Tue 20 Oct 200920:00
  • Wed 21 Oct 200920:00
  • Mon 26 Oct 200901:55