Louisa and Martin have their first
therapy session together – though neither of them was expecting that
they would be given homework.
Peter Cronk Preston Nyman), now 15,
approaches Louisa to ask if Martin will allow him to do work experience
at the surgery. Louisa is surprised, and impressed, when Martin agrees
to this: perhaps he is learning to change after all.
Morwenna (Jessica Ransom) is not quite so happy about it when Peter starts trying to tell her what to do.
Mrs Tishell (Selina Cadell) is
surprised by the return of her husband, Clive (Malcolm Storry), and even
more so when he tells her he wants to give things another go.
Bert (Ian McNeice), after losing the
restaurant and having nowhere to live except his new campervan, is
looking around for other opportunities, but he is keeping everything
close to his chest, and definitely away from the eyes of PC Penhale
(John Marquez), who is trying to impress Janice (Robyn Addison).
Louisa has to call Martin to help her
when one of her pupils, Jessy Bawden (Phoebe Lyons), collapses, during a
school excursion, and together they rush Jessy to hospital. A young
supply teacher at the school, Miss Grappy, (Hannah Arterton) had failed
to spot the signs that Jessy was unwell, as she concentrated on her
mobile phone and topping up her tan.
Peter’s work experience doesn’t work
out quite as well as he had hoped, though he is very grateful he did it
when Martin helps him to successfully treat his mother, Mrs Cronk.
