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Holby City - Season 14 - Episode 51 - Blood Money
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Watch Series: Holby City Released in (1999) - Season 14 - Episode 51 ,airing date 2012-10-02 produced by UK, The TV Series categorized in Drama, Soap, and content rating TV-PG with duration 60 min broadcasted as these networks BBC One, Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Mal Young, Tony McHale. Hanssen receives yet another life-threatening phone-call from a mysterious caller; this time, the man has come to the hospital to make his threats real. Not happy with the compensation money he received after his father's death, Nick Mooney takes Hanssen hostage in the back of his van...
Jac is in a foul mood and Jonny assumes it is work-related, but he is soon put straight when she tells him she might be pregnant. Whilst he is desperate to know if this is the case, Jac is in no hurry to find out. She finally decides to take the test, but what will the outcome be?
When Sacha suggests he and Chrissie tie the knot sooner rather than later for tax reasons, Chrissie is less than happy. Refusing to talk to him, he tries his hardest to make it up to her, announcing his feelings more publicly than he planned. But will this be enough for a demanding Chrissie?
Actor: Simona Zivkovska, Joseph McFadden, Rob Ostlere, Bob Barrett, Hugh Quarshie, Carli Norris, David Paisley, Jeremy Edwards, David Ames, Chizzy Akudolu
Guest Stars: Brenock O'Connor, Rahul Kohli
Creators: Mal Young, Tony McHale
Country: UK
Languages: en,
Episode: 51
Runtime: 60
Date Modified: 2018-02-07 08:56:28
Air Date: 2012-10-02
Year Released: 1999
Rating: 5.7 out of 10
Content Rating: TV-PG
Views: 78
Quality: HD
Networks:
BBC One,
