Zosia struggles to open up to Ollie

James Anderson plays Oliver Valentine in Holby City

As Arthur undergoes treatment for cancer, close friend Zosia has surprisingly been avoiding him. So although she sits with him while he has chemotherapy, it seems it's the last place she wants to be! Up on Darwin, boyfriend Oliver notices she's out of sorts but she refuses to tell him why. As Zosia remains distant towards Ollie and is very direct when dealing with a patient with a tumour on her heart, Ollie teases that she's an 'ice queen'.

Zosia struggles to hide her inner turmoil though when, as she tries to remove her patient's tumour in surgery, she freezes and Ollie's forced to take over. Afterwards, Ollie tells Zosia that he knows she's struggling to deal with Arthur's cancer - but she flips out, insisting she's fine. Later, however, Zosia finally finds the courage to open up to Ollie - she reveals she didn't know her mother was dying of cancer - but now she knows all about Arthur's condition and doesn't know what to do about it. Can Ollie encourage her to be there for her friend?

Fletch has a spring in his step when he meets new psychiatrist, Naomi Palmer. Fletch is turning on his cheeky charm to impress Naomi... when his young son, Mikey, is brought into work by flatmate Raf! When Fletch considers asking Naomi on a date and assumes Raf will look after his kids, Raf's annoyed at being taken for granted and the pair fall out! Later, Fletch realises how much he's come to rely on Raf - he wouldn't be able to date if it wasn't for his help with the kids. While he's keen to take Naomi out, it seems Fletch might now put his friend first…

Also, Bernie's shocked when it turns out that a locum consultant working at Holby for the day is none other than her husband Marcus. As they work together on the ward, Bernie's determined to remain professional and keep her adultery under wraps. However, a feisty young patient and a ill-judged text message leads to Bernie feeling humiliated…

 

Victoria Wilson
Feature Writer for What’s on TV, TV Times, TV & Satellite Week and WhatToWatch.com

With over 20 years’ experience writing about TV and film, Vicky currently writes features for What’s on TV, TV Times, TV & Satellite Week magazines plus news and watching guides for WhatToWatch.com, a job which involves chatting to a whole host of famous faces. Our Vicky LOVES light entertainment, with Strictly Come Dancing, Britain’s Got Talent and The Voice UK among her fave shows. Basically, if it’s got a shiny floor, she’s all over it! When she’s not watching TV, you might find Vicky in therapy… retail therapy that is!