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Is Casualty on tonight? When it’s back and next on TV confirmed

Publié par Metro · Royaume-Uni il y a 38 min
Updates on when Casualty will return (Picture: BBC STUDIOS/ALISTAIR HEAP)
Updates on when Casualty will return (Picture: BBC STUDIOS/ALISTAIR HEAP) · Metro

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The wait continues!

Casualty fans, if you were hoping for an update about when your favourite series is back on screens, we’ve sadly got some bad news.

The much-loved BBC One medical drama returned to screens in September to celebrate four decades of the ED.

The 40th anniversary double-bill was everything fans could’ve hoped for and more, with dramatic scenes aplenty as an explosion in the city put lives in peril and left our doctors facing one of their biggest challenges to date.

Stevie Nash (Elinor Lawless) and Flynn Byron (Olly Rix), meanwhile, were left fighting for their lives after their ambulance plunged from a cliffside into the icy depths of a quarry.

Familiar faces including Charlie Fairhead (Derek Thompson) and Ethan Hardy (George Rainsford) staged a return, while Dylan Keogh (William Beck) endured a devastating tragedy with the loss of ex Sophia Peters (Kellie Shirley), who died in the wake of the blast.

The scene was very much set for what was to follow – but sadly the subsequent episodes are not available just yet, with Casualty on another hiatus following the return of Strictly Come Dancing.

Casualty is not on tonight (Saturday, November 14) because it returned to screens for one week only in September, simply to celebrate its 40th anniversary.

Much like it does every autumn, it is now on a hiatus amid Strictly Come Dancing’s run. It will return to TV sometime next year with a brand new series.

Confirmation of its return next year came during the end credits of the 40th anniversary, with the BBC One announcer stating that the ‘best is yet to come’.

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