Original release 9 octobre 2004
Previous episode S19E05 - Facing Up
Number S19E06
Episode runtime 50 minutes
Country United Kingdom
Original language English
Genre Drama
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A Life Lost

23 members

Comfort reports Fin's disappearance when he does not return home and no one has heard from him. Tess' son Sam arrives as a new receptionist and gets off to a bad start with co-receptionist Bex when he arrives late. He also hides the fact that Tess is his mother after Tess tells him it would be better that way but Bex discovers the truth. Meanwhile Ellen tells Abs she may have to leave the country soon as she is running out of money. He is further shocked when she confesses that she is terrified to return to her father as he abuses her. Also Luke turns up at Kate's house to try and help her but will she her husband's 'killer' to help her out of her abusive relationship and Selena bins a bunch of flowers from her husband Will.

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