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Malpractice Series 2 opens with the harrassed Dr James Ford (Tom Hughes – The Game (2015)) on-call, but is being rushed into doing a mental health assessment on one patient where the police have had to be called, while being pulled in all directions and into assessing a female patient, who has recently given birth, and is struggling with handling everything, despite a loving husband on hand.
Neither situation goes particularly well, with speculation as to whether he’s mishandled one of them, given how things pan out, which I won’t post about here, (1) to avoid spoilers, (2) especially because at the time of posting, it hasn’t yet aired, and (3) There is no Number 3.
However, it’s certainly safe to say that Series 2 has a very strong opening, and similarly tense to the first series, with Niamh Algar’s Dr Lucinda Edwards up before the beak, so to speak and, similarly, is Tom also being set up for a fall by other doctors trying to absolve their part in events?
As you might expect, there’s largely a change in cast from the first series, aside from the two investigators – Dr. Norma Callahan (Helen Behan – Intruder) and Dr. George Adjei (Jordan Kouamé – Scoop) – but as for how it will go, there’s only one way to find out, and that’s by switching on your tellybox… or watching it online.
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Malpractice Series 2 begins tomorrow on ITV at 9pm, runs each week across Sunday to Tuesday, and will then be available to stream on ITVX.
It’s not yet available to pre-order on Blu-ray or DVD, but when it is, it will be listed on the New DVD, Blu-ray, 3D and 4K releases UK page.
Series Directors: Anthony Philipson, Jennifer Sheridan
Producer: Chrissy Skins
Writer/Creator: Grace Ofori-Attah
Music: David Ridley, Aaron May
Cast:
Dr James Ford: Tom Hughes
Dr. Norma Callahan: Helen Behan
Dr. George Adjei: Jordan Kouamé
Dr Sophia Hernandez: Selin Hizli
Dr Kate McAllister: Zoe Telford
Aislene: Amy Marston
Charlie: Stephen Thompson
Mr Arun Mansoor: Ace Bhatti
Rosie Newman: Hannah McClean
Ed Newman: Alex Price
Precious Danso: Naana Agyei-Ampadu
Michelle Dornaway: Charlotte Mills
Dr Amit Shafi: Ash Rizi
PC John Penvell: Alistair Brammer
Dean: Cailum Carragher
Toni Campbell-Brown: Seraphina Beh
Dr Bernadette Asamoah: Jessica Layde
Kwame Essiedu: Tobi Bakare
Will: Joshua Lacey
Martha: Kirsty Averton
Maria Carter: Katherine Dow Blyton
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