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<blockquote data-quote="J. R.&#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 304510" data-attributes="member: 12"><p>After Clive Mantle had finished on Casualty, after a gap, he was back as Mike Barratt but instead on Holby City. His first episode of Holby City had him down in the ED, encountering old friend Duffy (Cathy Shipton), herself crossing over from Casualty.</p><p></p><p>Connie Beauchamp from Holby City had appeared in Casualty in big crossovers and a further appearance helping out in the ED before becoming a permanent regular on Casualty. She still made some crossover appearances to Holby City after that and had a major role in the last major crossover between the two shows in 2019, to mark Holby City’s twentieth year.</p><p></p><p>While Nick Jordan (Michael French) was created for Holby City. He debuted in two episodes of Casualty, prior to his two year stint on Holby City. Then, over five years later, he returned for both parts of the second major Christmas crossover disaster story beginning on Holby City and concluding on Casualty. Then months later he was back on Holby City for a few months, delightfully causing trouble upstairs for a few months before sadly leaving. Then two years later, he was back full-time but in Casualty instead. And was there for over four years. His character had transitioned to Emergency Medicine, because he was hiding the fact that he had a brain tumour. During that time, there was an instance when Charlie Fairhead collapsed in Casualty and Nick Jordan accompanied him upstairs to Holby City, where Charlie needed surgery. Nick’s visit to Holby City wasn’t received well by either Jac Naylor or Ric Griffin.</p><p></p><p>Alex Walkinshaw decided to leave his role in Casualty (filmed in Cardiff) because he wasn’t seeing much of his family. But he was offered a permanent role on Holby City (filmed at Elstree) and has stayed there. But has made some guest appearances on Casualty since. Including in Casualty’s 30th anniversary special, that featured at least three Holby City regulars. The story then crossed over to Holby City before continuing on Casualty, with some further appearances by Holby City characters on Casualty in the weeks afterwards.</p><p></p><p>The Bill had a few spin-offs too. Ahead of the debut of MIT, one of the characters from that show appeared on The Bill. And the first episode of MIT solved the murder of a long-running character on The Bill, featuring several characters from The Bill making crossover appearances in the first episode. Later on, a regular character from The Bill was forced out of her job and then became a regular on MIT.</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]-AL6XMwHRt4[/MEDIA]</p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Af3Q_x42CgI[/URL]</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]lI1nLb3Za1g[/MEDIA]</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]A1tTKzm4zZs[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J. R.'s Piece, post: 304510, member: 12"] After Clive Mantle had finished on Casualty, after a gap, he was back as Mike Barratt but instead on Holby City. His first episode of Holby City had him down in the ED, encountering old friend Duffy (Cathy Shipton), herself crossing over from Casualty. Connie Beauchamp from Holby City had appeared in Casualty in big crossovers and a further appearance helping out in the ED before becoming a permanent regular on Casualty. She still made some crossover appearances to Holby City after that and had a major role in the last major crossover between the two shows in 2019, to mark Holby City’s twentieth year. While Nick Jordan (Michael French) was created for Holby City. He debuted in two episodes of Casualty, prior to his two year stint on Holby City. Then, over five years later, he returned for both parts of the second major Christmas crossover disaster story beginning on Holby City and concluding on Casualty. Then months later he was back on Holby City for a few months, delightfully causing trouble upstairs for a few months before sadly leaving. Then two years later, he was back full-time but in Casualty instead. And was there for over four years. His character had transitioned to Emergency Medicine, because he was hiding the fact that he had a brain tumour. During that time, there was an instance when Charlie Fairhead collapsed in Casualty and Nick Jordan accompanied him upstairs to Holby City, where Charlie needed surgery. Nick’s visit to Holby City wasn’t received well by either Jac Naylor or Ric Griffin. Alex Walkinshaw decided to leave his role in Casualty (filmed in Cardiff) because he wasn’t seeing much of his family. But he was offered a permanent role on Holby City (filmed at Elstree) and has stayed there. But has made some guest appearances on Casualty since. Including in Casualty’s 30th anniversary special, that featured at least three Holby City regulars. The story then crossed over to Holby City before continuing on Casualty, with some further appearances by Holby City characters on Casualty in the weeks afterwards. The Bill had a few spin-offs too. Ahead of the debut of MIT, one of the characters from that show appeared on The Bill. And the first episode of MIT solved the murder of a long-running character on The Bill, featuring several characters from The Bill making crossover appearances in the first episode. Later on, a regular character from The Bill was forced out of her job and then became a regular on MIT. [MEDIA=youtube]-AL6XMwHRt4[/MEDIA] [URL unfurl="true"]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Af3Q_x42CgI[/URL] [MEDIA=youtube]lI1nLb3Za1g[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]A1tTKzm4zZs[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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