Original release 13 novembre 1999
Previous episode S14E09 - Off the Wall
Number S14E10
Episode runtime 50 minutes
Country United Kingdom
Original language English
Genre Drama
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Benny and the Vets (1)

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A boy, Nial, is brought in choking having swallowed the heads of his toy soldiers that he has bitten off. Max and Duffy treat him, and find out he has 6 metal heads and an arm holding a grenade lodged in his stomach. Max tells the woman that they should pass naturally. A man with OCD, Benny, accidentally puts his arm through a glass window while arguing with his daughter. He is brought in to A&E but is very nervous and it is a long time before he agrees to letting Sean and Adam treat him. Duffy is nervous as she is being interviewed for the post of sister later in the shift. Before the interview Max wishes Duffy luck. During the interview Max is hard on Duffy, and so afterwards she is very annoyed with him, as she thought he was a good friend. Duffy goes up to Max's office with him and shouts at him. Max admits that he only acted the way he did because he didn't want Charlie to think that there was anything between them. Duffy was puzzled and asked Max what he meant. They started to k

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