Original release 29 juin 2002
Previous episode S16E39 - Broken Hearts
Number S16E40
Episode runtime 50 minutes
Director Jeremy Webb
Country United Kingdom
Original language English
Genre Drama
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In the previous episode Niki and Josh have had an argument and Josh has told her that she does not use her initiative so Niki is very angry with Josh. The episode starts with Niki and Fin sitting in the ambulance with Niki doing an impression of Josh. Although Fin laughs at it, he tells her that she has gone far enough and to stop. Niki says Josh is a prat but Fin disagrees and explains that all Josh wants is the best for her and to use her initiative.
A call comes through for Comfort and Josh who are in another ambulance, telling them that they have to go to Bull Green where there is an injured man and police will also be on their way. Comfort asks why there are police attending if there is just an injured man. The reply over the radio says that the caller hung up before they could get any more information. However Niki, who is trying to prove to Josh that he is wrong and that she does use her initiative, says that she and Fin are closer to Bull Green and should therefore go there ins

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