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Holby City
Series 23
No. of episodes50
Release
Original network
BBC One HD
Original release6 April 2021 (2021-04-06) –
29 March 2022 (2022-03-29)
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The twenty-third and final series of the British

series producer. A new theme tune was introduced in the series, but was negatively received from viewers. As the series was filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic, it had to comply with safety protocols, including social distancing and reduced people on-set. Early in the series, actors Dawn Steele
and Trieve Blackwood-Cambridge isolated and became a work bubble for two episodes to film close proximity scenes. The series was promoted through multiple trailers and behind-the-scenes videos.

The show's cancellation was announced in June 2021 as part of plans from the BBC to make more nationwide programming. Holby City concludes with this series and the finale first airs on 29 March 2022. There was a wide backlash to the news from critics, fans and past and present cast members. A petition was launched to save the show, reaching over 43,700 signatures. Filming for the show concluded in December 2021 and pays homage to the National Health Service (NHS) and the show's cast and crew.

Fifteen actors continued their roles from the previous series with three regular characters departing during this series. Multiple former cast members reprised their roles, including some for the show's final episodes. Rosie Marcel (Jac Naylor) and Belinda Owusu (Nicky McKendrick) returned following breaks, while 14 actors returned for guest stints of varying lengths. Four new regular characters were introduced in series 23. Additionally, several recurring characters and multiple guest stars feature in the series.

Episodes

No.
overall		No. in
series		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date Viewers
(millions) [1]
10531"Episode 1"[2]Dean ByfieldPatrick Homes6 April 2021 (2021-04-06)N/A (<4.14)[a]
10542"Episode 2"[3]Dean ByfieldLucia Haynes13 April 2021 (2021-04-13)N/A (<4.27)[a]
10553"Episode 3"[4]David Innes EdwardsRebekah Harrison20 April 2021 (2021-04-20)N/A (<4.13)[a]
10564"Episode 4"[5]David Innes EdwardsJoe Ainsworth27 April 2021 (2021-04-27)N/A (<4.24)[a]
10575"Episode 5"[6]Daikin MarshCiara Conway4 May 2021 (2021-05-04)N/A (<4.08)[a]
10586"Episode 6"[7]Daikin MarshTom Powell11 May 2021 (2021-05-11)N/A (<4.40)[a]
10597"Episode 7"[8]Suri KrishnammaDavey Jones18 May 2021 (2021-05-18)N/A (<4.12)[a]
10608"Episode 8"[9]Suri KrishnammaIsla Gray25 May 2021 (2021-05-25)N/A (<4.00)[a]
10619"Episode 9"[10]Jamie AnnettJoe Ainsworth1 June 2021 (2021-06-01)N/A (<3.58)[a]
106210"Episode 10"[11]Jamie AnnettMichelle Lipton8 June 2021 (2021-06-08)N/A (<3.76)[a]
106311"Episode 11"[12]Steve BrettPhil Mulryne15 June 2021 (2021-06-15)N/A (<3.87)[a]
106412"Episode 12"[13]Steve BrettAndy Bayliss22 June 2021 (2021-06-22)N/A (<3.65)[a]
106513"Episode 13"[14]Dean ByfieldKatie Douglas28 June 2021 (2021-06-28)N/A (<3.55)[a]
106614"Episode 14"[15]Dean ByfieldJenny Davis7 July 2021 (2021-07-07)N/A (<3.46)[a]
106715"Episode 15"[16]Christopher McGillPatrick Homes13 July 2021 (2021-07-13)N/A (<3.41)[a]
106816"Episode 16"[17]Christopher McGillBecky Prestwich20 July 2021 (2021-07-20)N/A (<3.32)[a]
106917"Episode 17"[18]David Innes EdwardsJoe Ainsworth27 July 2021 (2021-07-27)N/A (<3.41)[a]
107018"Episode 18"[19]David Innes EdwardsJohnny McKnight3 August 2021 (2021-08-03)N/A (<3.61)[a]
107119"Episode 19"[20]Katherine ChurcherCiara Conway10 August 2021 (2021-08-10)N/A (<3.52)[a]
107220"Episode 20"[21]Katherine ChurcherKaterina Watson17 August 2021 (2021-08-17)N/A (<3.70)[a]
107321"Episode 21"[22]Karl NeilsonSaneh Ali and Matt Naylor24 August 2021 (2021-08-24)N/A (<3.59)[a]
107422"Episode 22"[23]Karl NeilsonDavey Jones31 August 2021 (2021-08-31)N/A (<3.67)[a]
107523"Episode 23"[24]Dean ByfieldAndy Bayliss7 September 2021 (2021-09-07)N/A (<3.74)[a]
107624"Episode 24"[25]Dean ByfieldIsla Gray14 September 2021 (2021-09-14)N/A (<3.92)[a]
107725"Episode 25"[26]Steve BrettKatie Douglas21 September 2021 (2021-09-21)N/A (<3.72)[a]
107826"Episode 26"[27]Steve BrettKellie Smith28 September 2021 (2021-09-28)N/A (<3.97)[a]
107927"Episode 27"[28]Jean StewartJess Green5 October 2021 (2021-10-05)N/A (<3.89)[a]
108028"Episode 28"[29]Jean StewartPatrick Homes12 October 2021 (2021-10-12)N/A (<3.61)[a]
108129"Episode 29"[30]Martin SmithRebekah Harrison19 October 2021 (2021-10-19)N/A (<4.03)[a]
108230"Episode 30"[31]Martin SmithEd Sellek26 October 2021 (2021-10-26)N/A (<4.14)[a]
108331"Episode 31"[32]Tania DiezRebecca Wojciechowski2 November 2021 (2021-11-02)N/A (<4.02)[a]
108432"Episode 32"[33]Tania DiezEmma Dennis-Edwards9 November 2021 (2021-11-09)N/A (<4.12)[a]
108533"Episode 33"[34]David Innes EdwardsEmily Groves16 November 2021 (2021-11-16)N/A (<4.10)[a]
108634"Episode 34"[35]David Innes EdwardsCiara Conway23 November 2021 (2021-11-23)N/A (<4.45)[a]
108735"Episode 35"[36]Emma LindleyPhilip Lawrence30 November 2021 (2021-11-30)N/A (<4.35)[a]
108836"Episode 36"[37]Emma LindleyJoe Ainsworth7 December 2021 (2021-12-07)N/A (<4.13)[a]
108937"Episode 37"[38]Christopher McGillKat Rose-Martin14 December 2021 (2021-12-14)N/A (<4.21)[a]
109038"Episode 38"[39]Christopher McGillIsla Gray4 January 2022 (2022-01-04)N/A (<4.73)[a]
109139"Episode 39"[40]Jamie AnnettDavey Jones11 January 2022 (2022-01-11)N/A (<4.35)[a]
109240"Episode 40"[41]Jamie AnnettAndy Bayliss18 January 2022 (2022-01-18)N/A (<4.04)[a]
109341"Episode 41"[42]Miranda Howard-WilliamsRebecca Harrison25 January 2022 (2022-01-25)N/A (<4.31)[a]
109442"Episode 42"[43]Miranda Howard-WilliamsEd Sellek and Jayshree Patel1 February 2022 (2022-02-01)N/A
109543"Episode 43"[44]Michael LaceyMichelle Lipton8 February 2022 (2022-02-08)N/A
109644"Episode 44"[45]Michael LaceyIsla Gray15 February 2022 (2022-02-15)N/A
109745"Episode 45"[46]Karl NeilsonCiara Conway22 February 2022 (2022-02-22)N/A
109846"Episode 46"[47]Karl NeilsonSophia Leonie28 February 2022 (2022-02-28)N/A
109947"Episode 47"[48]Jamie AnnettPatrick Homes8 March 2022 (2022-03-08)N/A
110048"Episode 48"[49]Jamie AnnettKatie Douglas15 March 2022 (2022-03-15)N/A
110149"Episode 49"[50]David Innes EdwardsAndy Bayliss22 March 2022 (2022-03-22)N/A
110250"Episode 50"[51]David Innes EdwardsJoe Ainsworth29 March 2022 (2022-03-29)3.11

Production

The series commenced in the United Kingdom on 6 April 2021 on

Chronicle Live observed that viewers disliked the change and branded it "pointless".[61]

Filming

Filming for the series takes place during the COVID-19 pandemic, so strict safety protocols, including social distancing, were enforced to protect the cast and crew.[60] To reduce the number of additional people on-set, mannequin dummies were used on-set.[62] Cast had to apply their own makeup with verbal support from the makeup artists. Smaller makeup injuries, such as cuts and bruises, were not used as a result of this. Larger makeup injuries, such as surgery closeups, were still able to be replicated using prosthetics.[62] As part of their costumes, characters often use personal protective equipment (PPE). However, show bosses were keen to avoid using NHS resources so sourced their PPE from an alternative supplier. The PPE was still effective, allowing cast members to sometimes breach social distancing measures.[62]

To allow close proximity filming, cast members sometimes isolated together and became a work "bubble".[63] As part of a story featuring an intimate relationship between their characters, Ange Godard and Josh Hudson, respectively, actors Dawn Steele and Trieve Blackwood-Cambridge isolated for a week and became a bubble for the filming of episodes nine and ten.[63] Steele enjoyed working in close contact with another actor again and said that she had missed it.[63]

Promotion

The series was promoted through multiple trailers and each episode received a preview clip before broadcast.[59] A promotional trailer for upcoming episodes of the series was released on 29 April 2021. It features footage of new and continuing storylines.[64] A trailer promoting episode eleven was released on 9 June 2021. Lidia Molina-Whyte from the Radio Times thought the trailer looked exciting and said Holby City "shows no signs of slowing down on the drama front".[65] On 16 July 2021, a promotional trailer was released for the second quarter of the series. The trailer begins with a recap of recent plot lines, before teasing new stories. Calli Kitson from the Metro thought there was "a lot to talk about" from the trailer.[66]

Three different trailers were released to promote episodes 21 to 24, which features the story arc of Cameron Dunn's (Nic Jackman) revenge and the hospital explosion. Kitson opined that fans were "being treated to plenty of teaser trailers" as part of the plot.[67] The first trailer, described as "explosive" by Digital Spy's Stephanie Chase, was released on 24 August 2021.[68] The second, "The Clock is Ticking", was issued on 31 August 2021,[69] and the third, "Stay With Me", a week later, on 7 September 2021.[70] In addition to the trailers, the show's media team documented the filming of the explosion across two behind-the-scenes videos.[71][72]

Two further behind-the-scenes videos were created in October and December 2021 for the return of

Bernie Wolfe (Jemma Redgrave) were documented in a behind-the-scenes video, released on 8 February 2022.[76] The show's penultimate episode was promoted through a trailer which was released via Instagram on 18 March 2022.[77] A promotional trailer for the show's final episode was released on 25 March 2022, featuring clips from the episode as well as archive footage. Sam Warner (Digital Spy) called the trailer "emotional" and prompted him to comment, "it's fair to say you should bring some tissues along".[78]

Cancellation

On 2 June 2021, it was announced that Holby City had been cancelled and would conclude with the twenty-third series. The final episode will be broadcast in March 2022.[79] The decision was made as part of plans from the BBC to make more programmes across the country with the intention to better reflect it. An official press release statement thanked the entire cast and crew for their work on the serial and promised that it would "[go] out on a high".[79] Gleeson explained that his team wanted to make the rest of the series "months are the most entertaining Holby yet".[80] Hugh Quarshie, the show's longest-serving cast member, told Sarah Marsh of The Guardian that the cast and production team were informed about the cancellation one hour before its announcement.[81]

The show's cancellation received a backlash from critics, fans and past and present cast members. Kitson (Metro) branded the decision "a huge mistake" and summarised, "Put simply, storylines in Holby City have saved people's lives."

Lisa Fox) were among the cast who expressed their sadness with the show's cancellation.[81][83] Leslie Ash, who portrayed Vanessa Lytton, shared her disappointment at the serial's cancellation, but predicted that it could lead to Holby City characters making future appearances in sister show Casualty.[84] Jac Naylor actress Rosie Marcel compared dealing with the show's cancellation to the five stages of grief, adding that she will be sad to leave her character behind.[85] Fans of the show launched a Change.org petition to save Holby City, with it reaching over 30,000 signatures in a matter of days,[86] and 43,700 by December 2021.[87]

Filming for Holby City concluded on 17 December 2021. Multiple cast members documented their final days on set and expressed how emotional they all found the experience.[87][88] The show's final story features the hospital's surgical wards facing closure. Dainty (Digital Spy) pointed out that such an ending would be work well as it allows Casualty to continue without disruption.[89] Marcel teased that the final episode would be "amazing" and "really spectacular".[89] She added that it would pay homage to the National Health Service (NHS) and the show's cast and crew.[89] The actress also confirmed that multiple former cast members would reprise their roles for the finale.[89] Six actors reprised their roles in the episode.[90] David Ames, who plays Dominic Copeland in the drama, described the final episode as "really gorgeous" which viewers would enjoy. He also promised "lots of little mini surprises along the way".[89] It was confirmed on 2 March 2022 that the final episode would be premiere on 29 March 2022.[91]

Cast

The final series of Holby City features a cast of characters working for the

Jeong-Soo Han.[93] Additionally, appearing in a recurring capacity are Jules Robertson and Laila Rouass who play porter Jason Haynes and Sahira Shah, a consultant cardiothoracic surgeon and the clinical lead of Darwin ward, respectively.[93]

Ramin Karimloo left his role as Kian Madani during this series.

Rouass's three-month guest stint concludes in episode five. The actress confirmed her exit in an interview on Loose Women, on 30 April 2021.[94] Sahira's exit story features her being arrested after confessing to a crime that her son committed.[95] After two years in the role, Karimloo decided to leave Holby City during this series. The actor had only intended to stay for a single series, but decided to extend his contract due to how much he enjoyed the role. Kian is killed-off in the twelfth episode at the conclusion of his drug addiction story.[96] On 7 September 2021, it was revealed that Lennox had left her role as Chloe and would be depart in episode 24. The character was listed as a potential death following an explosion at the hospital.[97] Chloe was not killed off and instead left for a job in Switzerland. In a goodbye post on social media, Lennox joked that Chloe is enjoying a luxurious life in Switzerland and "lived happily ever after".[98] Rishi departed her role as Lucky in episode 33 after a year on the serial. Her exit was confirmed following the episode's broadcast.[99]

Bernie Wolfe
in series 23.

In July 2021, it was confirmed that episode 17 would feature the return of a former character. Their identity was concealed to maintain a surprise for the audience.

Bernie Wolfe, portrayed by Jemma Redgrave, was reintroduced in the next episode. Redgrave left the serial in series 20 and the character was killed-off in the following series, making her return a surprise for the audience.[103] Jackman was excited about Redgrave's return since Cameron's "darker path" began with Bernie's death.[104] Both Jackman and Redgrave departed the series in episode 24; Cameron was killed-off as part of his exit.[105]

To celebrate the show's history, producers invited former cast members to reprise their roles for the show's final episodes.

Essie di Lucca (Kaye Wragg), Arthur Digby (Rob Ostlere) and Jasmine Burrows (Lucinda Dryzek). They appear as part of a "ghostly dream sequence" as a terminally ill Jac considers her own mortality.[113] The episode also features the return of actor Paul Bradley as cardiothoracic consultant Elliot Hope, who appears in the show's final three episodes. His return was kept under embargo until transmission.[113] On 16 March 2022, it was announced that the show's final episode would feature the return of five former cast members: Russell (Serena Campbell), Redgrave (Bernie Wolfe), Chizzy Akudolu (Mo Effanga), longest-serving cast member Hugh Quarshie (Ric Griffin), and Luke Roberts (Joseph Byrne).[90]

Davood Ghadami was cast in the series as Eli Ebrahimi.

Actor Davood Ghadami's casting as Eli Ebrahimi was announced on 16 April 2021. Eli is billed as a "talented, if slightly idiosyncratic" consultant cardiothoracic surgeon who is hired as the new clinical lead of Darwin ward.

sexual exploitation.[117] On 16 July 2021, it was confirmed that Clare Burt had been cast as Madge Britton, a "straight talking, no-nonsense" nurse practitioner working on the AAU.[66] She first appears in episode 17.[115] Simon Slater made his first appearance as consultant general surgeon Russell "Russ" Faber in episode 28. He is introduced as an old friend of Hanssen and supports Oliver's return.[107]

The series features several recurring characters and multiple guest stars. Raad Rawi guest stars as Reyhan Shah, the father of Sahira. Having joined the show in the previous series, Reyhan features in a historical abuse story with Hanssen. Henry described Reyhan as "a devious, manipulative, nasty piece of work".

stoma bag diagnosis.[126] She appears again in episode 40.[127]

Karl Collins guest starred in two episodes as Treve Harding.

The appearances of Phoebe French and

social worker. Jordon confirmed that he would only appear in a "few episodes", but dubbed it "one of [his] favourite gigs".[130] Julia Deakin reprised her role as Carole Copeland, the mother of Dom, in the fifteenth episode; she has appeared in multiple episode arcs since series 17.[131] The story team used the character to explore the issue of vascular dementia over multiple episodes.[131] As part of the sexual exploitation story involving Jeni, Richard Pepper was introduced as Rich Peterson. He first appears in episode 14.[117] Pepper's agency confirmed it was a recurring role.[132] The story also leads to the reintroduction of Donna's adoptive daughter, Mia Barron (Briana Shann), in episode 18.[66][19]

Karen Ascoe guest stars as Regina Marriot, an inspector who appears as part of the show's final story. She features in episode 14, before reappearing from episodes 38.[75] Delroy Atkinson was cast in the guest role of Delroy Jones, a terminally ill patient on the AAU who makes a connection with Kylie. He appears from episode 15,[66] until episode 18, when he is killed-off.[19] Episode 24 includes appearances from Casualty characters Ethan Hardy (George Rainsford) and Iain Dean (Michael Stevenson).[70] In July, Ghadami revealed that Lucy Briggs-Owens had been cast as his character's wife, Amelia Ebrahimi.[133] She made her first appearance in episode 26.[134] Delainey Hayles appeared as Russ' daughter Billie Faber in episode 31.[135] She then returned from episode 41.[136] Juliet, the daughter of Nicky and Cameron, was introduced in episode 37 following the former's reintroduction. She was portrayed by Owusu's newborn daughter; the actress explained that she was pleased with the decision as she got to spend extra time with her daughter between takes.[137] The character was central to a story about Nicky's maternal struggles.[137] Jenny Howe reprised her recurring guest role as reverend Lexy Morrell from episode 47. She last appeared in series 20.[138] Hamish Clark reprised his guest role as patient Ken Davies for the show's final two episodes.[139]

See also


Footnotes

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