Casualty is bringing in Holby City's Max McGerry for final episode

Sophie Dainty

21 August 2020 at 6:25 am·2-min read

Casualty spoilers follow.

Holby City's Max McGerry will be making an appearance in Casualty tomorrow night (August 22), as the sister shows continue their commitment to increased crossovers.

Max, who is the hospital's acting CEO, will head downstairs to the ED in Saturday's episode to attend a meeting with department lead Connie Beauchamp.

With Jacob already irritated over some of Connie's decisions, he is unnerved to find her having an intriguing conversation with Max.

Jacob is then left further wound up when Max politely informs him that he and Connie will be presenting a report on the issues within the department at the end of the day.

Furious to discover that Connie has cancelled the nurses' training in favour of the doctors, Jacob makes his feelings known but is warned by his ex to keep his opinions to himself.

Connie strongly encourages Jacob to stay silent during the impending board meeting, but it's clear that he has other ideas.

With things growing increasingly tense between he and Connie, Jacob finds himself unable to stay quiet when the issues crops up during the meeting.

Ignoring Connie's earlier instructions, Jacob throws her under the bus and reveals that she is planning on giving the exact same privileges to both nurses and doctors. Backed into a corner, Connie is forced to admit this is true.

Connie is left horrified by Jacob's betrayal but it's not long before anger leads to passion...

Casualty's final episode airs on Saturday, August 22 at 7.45pm on BBC One. The show will then take an extended hiatus after running out of regular episodes to air due to the coronavirus pandemic impacting filming.

Casualty airs it's final episode before a hiatus this Saturday (August 22) on BBC1.

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