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Medical Students

Episode 2.01
Writers: Henry Boffin & Nicholas Kraak
Director: Henry Boffin

When the release of a new dating app results in an explosion of STIs across Victoria, Steph and Langdon decide to hire a medical student. But when two medical students show up by mistake, Steph and Langdon must choose which to keep: the studious Yasmin or the entitled Herman. Langdon, feeling threatened by the bright and competent Yasmin, begins a campaign to champion the arrogant Herman in the hope Yasmin doesn’t get to stick around.

Starring: Riley Nottingham as Langdon Marsh, Geraldine Hickey as Steph Huddleston, Urvi Majumdar as Gwen Albright, Ryan Shelton as Greg

With: Shabana Azeez as Yasmin Dagher, Rebecca Massey as Miranda Graft, Lulu McClatchy as Mystic Marlene, Joshua Monaghan as Herman, Juan Gomez as Michael, Ben Stuart as Seb, Roberto Zenca as Matias, James Clarke as Stunt Motorbike Rider/Greg Double

Extras: Declan Clifford, Skylah Jones, Ashton Rose Langdon, Miljana Miljevic, Darren McFarlane

The Pollie

Episode 2.02
Writers: Nicholas Kraak & Henry Boffin
Director: Henry Boffin

When a bigoted politician visits the clinic, Steph and Yasmin are conflicted about the ethics of treating someone so morally dubious. But when the details of the politician’s visit are spread online, Steph must work out who the source of the leak was in a bid to keep her job. Meanwhile, Langdon helps Greg woo receptionist Gwen in an attempt to stop him catching so many STIs.

Starring: Riley Nottingham as Langdon Marsh, Geraldine Hickey as Steph Huddleston, Shabana Azeez as Yasmin Dagher, Urvi Majumdar as Gwen Albright, Ryan Shelton as Greg

With: Rebecca Massey as Miranda Graft, Justin Hosking as Senator Duncan Bruce, Harvey Zielinski as Jake, Sacha Payne as Reporter #1, Darren McFarlane as Reporter #2, Rio as Runter, Jessa Rose as Patient

Martha Bradbury

Episode 2.03
Writers: Henry Boffin & Nicholas Kraak
Director: Henry Boffin

After a graphic billboard promoting the clinic gets vandalised, Langdon sets out to bring the graffiti artist to justice. Meanwhile, Steph loses her grip on sanity when a new patient appears to be disturbingly similar to her eccentric childhood imaginary friend — an imaginary friend with a dark secret…

With: Margaret Mills as Martha Bradbury, Cecilia Low as Fiona Jackson, Luke Saliba as Officer Paul, Jason Cavanagh as Dogger Dave, Baylie Carson as Dogger Demi, Honor Wolff as Jackie, Rebecca Massey as Miranda Graft, Trevor Vaughan as TV Announcer, Carter Smith as Joseph, Nina Nichols as Jogger, Anna Twomey as Patient

Foreign Correspondence

Episode 2.04
Writers: Henry Boffin & Nicholas Kraak
Director: Henry Boffin

Metro Sexual brings in a translator to assist a patient who cannot speak English, but when Langdon falls head over heels for the handsome translator he starts coming up with dubious reasons the patient needs to return so he can continue seeing the translator. Meanwhile, Steph fears the worst when Amelia Krabb from the health department requests a meeting, but the situation takes a turn for the worse when she learns that Krabb wants to get Langdon fired.

With: Keith Brockett as Calvin, Jane Allsop as Amelia Krabb, Yang Li as Jian Wy, Rayesh Gunasekera as Sam, Andy Matthews as Chester, Jack Donald-McDowall as Patient On Phone, Josh Nien as Translator Voice

Patients: Giulia De Vincentis, Paolo De Vincentis, Margherita De Vincentis, Theia De Vincentis, Joanne Goutziotis, Dr Julian Pienkos, Maryanne Nottingham, Peter Nottingham

The Fappies

Episode 2.05
Writers: Henry Boffin & Nicholas Kraak
Director: Henry Boffin

When Steph and Langdon are both nominated for Sexual Health Doctor of the Year, their competitiveness goes into overdrive as they compete to come out on top. But things between Steph and Langdon sour as Steph believes Langdon has cheated. Meanwhile, Gwen agrees to babysit her baby cousin in an attempt to score a job interview at a daycare, hoping to realise her dream job of working with kids.

With: Keith Brockett as Calvin, Flyn Boan as Esteban, Oliver Clark as Julian Clairmont, Jane Allsop as Amelia Krabb, Kirsty Webeck as Claire, Joshua Monaghan as Herman, Emily Joy as Marie, Bronwyn Kuss as Belinda, Lansy Feng as Kate, James Cameron as Kev, Sophie Loughran as Jane, Chavonne Burgin as Jenny, Peter Nottingham as Deciding Patient, Miuana Miuevic as Lizzie, Rio as Runter, Darren McFarlane as Patient, Katherine Watt as Patient

The Tribunal

Episode 2.06
Writers: Nicholas Kraak & Henry Boffin
Director: Henry Boffin

Langdon’s tribunal arrives to determine whether he’ll return to the clinic or be fired for good. Realising now what a mistake she made getting Langdon fired, Steph takes up Langdon’s defence to prove that he is a good doctor and an even better friend.

With: Francesca Waters as Beryl, Petra Glieson as Dr Judith King, Jane Allsop as Amelia Krabb, Francis Greenslade as Bart Finley, Oliver Clark as Julian Clairmont, Joshua Monaghan as Herman, Keith Brockett as Calvin, Eliza Matengu as Dr Davis, Declan Clifford as Bartender, Janet Forbes as Patron