Could I get a new pass?
That's OK. Could I just see some ID, bud? Yeah, sure.
You're off out early? I wanted to get to the library
to get a good seat. Yeah.
Er, I'll check this out for you.
Look, in the meantime, have that spare one for today, like,
and I'll check this out.
I'm knocking off early
so I'll leave it at reception for you. Thank you.
BUZZING
I'm in 3B. My pass isn't working.
Are you serious? Can you just open the door? Hey!
Where are you going? Hey!
It's an emergency!
Kirsty, I just want to double-check -
what time did you schedule that meeting for Nina Bulsara?
I'm here! Nina!
I wasn't sure I was going to make it in time. Oh, no, it's OK.
You are...actually early.
I had to literally walk on water to get here.
But you made it.
Well, just about. My car broke down
because of a burst water pipe on Castleton Way.
Completely saturated the engine -
but nothing was going to stop me.
I just took off my shoes, hitched up my skirt and waded through -
like the parting of the Red Sea.
Sounds biblical!
Castleton. That's miles away.
I had to have it towed. But it's OK -
I've got gold membership.
Suni arrived just in time and dropped me off.
It's so good having such a reliable son.
Nina. Welcome.
Oh, Daniel, I had a nightmare journey here.
I'm sorry to hear that. Well, come through,
I'll make you a cup of coffee and we can talk all about it.
Hang on.
Phew! Why are you even taking all this junk with you?
Junk? That's a lifetime in there.
How much computer stuff does one guy need?
Well...Well, this was from my first computer.
This I won in a competition.
And this - oh! - I built myself.
They're all milestones.
They truly, truly are.
Oi. It's a miracle they've survived the mould.
Yeah, I was going to say, that's not healthy.
Oh, I complained to the landlord so many times.
I mean, it's so big it should be paying its own rent.
I even gave it a name.
You, what?
HE MUTTERS
You gave the mould a name? You heard me.
Hi. Jacob Peel. I have an appointment.
Oh, um...
..yeah, you missed your slot.
Yeah, but can you squeeze me in? No, we're completely full.
It's just, my eczema's flared up really badly.
It's not my fault I'm late.
I had to crash on a mate's couch, I've barely slept
and I got locked out of my halls this morning by a security guard.
Sounds rough.
Honestly. The man is making my life hell.
He's meant to serve and protect us, not lock us out.
Not Barry?
No, no, no. He's all right.
No, this one's Phil something.
Oh, the grumpy one?
Yeah. The one that never smiles. Yes, that's him.
Some people just take their jobs a bit too seriously. Mm.
And make it difficult for the rest of us.
Do you know, he reported me for leaving a fire door open.
I mean, I was helping a patient on crutches.
It took me literally five minutes.
Right, so he's just making everyone's life difficult, then?
I really can't fit you in
but, if someone cancels, I'll call and let you know. Failing that,
there is a drop-in this afternoon.
Thank you. It's nice to have somebody on my side.
Sorry. Oh, maybe I'm not sorry.
I've just missed my doctor's appointment because of you.
What? And how is that my fault? Well, because you wouldn't let me in
this morning and I couldn't find anyone else who could. Oh, right!
Yeah, look.
Look at the stress you're causing me.
You have to come to the security offices
between the hours of 12 and 2pm for queries about your card. Right?
Don't think that I don't know it was you that reported me to the dean.
You do realise no-one is going to believe a grunt like you?
I also know all about your important meeting today.
You wouldn't dare.
WHISPERS: I can do what I like.
I should've reported your drug-dealing to the police,
and I still can!
Just one thing to mention - the staff haven't been told
about Suni yet,
so if you could just keep that to yourself.
My lips are sealed.
Yes. Good.
So, what's next?
Well, I thought we could pay a visit to the campus surgery.
Really? I don't feel I've totally got to grips
with THIS place yet. That's true.
But the campus is just as important.
So, where will I be based?
SIGHS
KNOCK ON DOOR
Come in.
Mr Griffiths?
Yeah. Yeah.
Come in. Take a seat.
HE SIGHS
So, how can I help you?
Well...erm...
..my heart's racing a bit today.
OK. Has this happened before?
No.
But I think maybe it's because of today.
What's different about today?
Well, I've got this work review - my probation period is finishing.
And, erm... Well, you wouldn't think
I'd have to have a probation at my age, would you?
Well, I can see how that would be stressful.
What...What time is your review?
Quarter past three.
Right, well, could you go home, maybe, for a few hours
and have a rest?
I can't. I can't go home.
Why not? Well, I can't tell my wife
about the review. I wouldn't want her to worry.
I see.
Well, look, you say that your heart's racing.
What kind of symptoms are you getting?
Well, I can't breathe.
All right. Anything else?
Yeah. I guess I feel a bit light-headed.
OK. Any chest pain?
Erm, just now, I had to deal with this student -
he is a real piece of work.
Yeah, I can see why that would be difficult.
But are you having any chest pain at the moment?
Well, I don't know, really.
All right. Let's have a listen.
KNOCK ON DOOR
Come...in.
Well, now, look at the light in here!
Erm, yeah. Functional.
I could really make my mark in here, don't you think?
Now, what are your thinkings on Saturday openings?
It's going to be a requirement so we really need a strategy.
We already have some plans in place, going forward.
Of course you have.
Oh, and I meant to mention, I've done a lot of workshops
on building coherent and cohesive teams.
Really valuable stuff, getting the staff to work far more effectively.
I'm sure you have.
I just want to make sure I pass that knowledge onto you.
That'd be great. You know, it's all about providing optimal quality care
for our patients and I appreciate -
that with all the pressures - that that might have been lost.
Now, hold on...
Now, before I get ahead of myself, just show me where I'll be based.
I mean, in here is good.
Well, erm, this is my office.
Yes, I know. But, I mean, as a partner, shouldn't I have a window?
So?
Well, your heart is starting to settle down a bit,
but it's still beating faster than it should.
Can't you just give me some tablets for that?
I'm afraid it's not that simple.
Why not?
Well, we don't know what's going on.
So, I'd like you to go for some blood tests this afternoon
at St Phil's, and we can talk about doing a ECG here.
Why, what's wrong with me? Well, that's just it, we don't know.
It might be that you're having a panic attack
or it could be something more serious.
Panic attacks? I don't get panic attacks.
That sounds like some mumbo jumbo.
Look, I told you, I've got this work review today.
Can't you just give me something?
I can't just prescribe you anything without a diagnosis.
Mr Griffiths.
All right, just...just take a seat. OK. Yeah.
Take a seat.
All right?
I can't just take the time off.
Really?
Yeah.
That's mad.
Oh, good, you're coming.
What? Where?
You saw my message? In the group.
Oh. But I need to get back to the library.
I wish I was as conscientious as you, Temi.
Are you OK?
Yeah. It's just my eczema's killing me.
Have you been to the doctors?
I tried, but I got locked out and I missed my appointment.
Yeah. I showed the security guard - he just didn't care.
He just kept going on about how
I need to go to the office about my pass so...
That's weird. He helped me with mine this morning.
Huh.
And do you see how that's the problem?
He can't just pick and choose who he helps.
I mean, what if it had been a real emergency?
Right. And that's why we have to take a stand,
in case something bad happens.
So, are you coming?
Erm, I-I'll meet you there.
Right.
Hey, let's go!
Phew! That's the first load done.
First load?
Got you!
Oh!
Goodbye, house.
Goodbye, Mr Mould.
Or was it Mould-ilocks?
I'm not telling you. Go on!
OK, don't laugh. Er, it was Franken-stain.
Because, you know, it was like a monster.
You better not be laughing!
Oh, look. Here. Let's just go.
Erm, excuse me,
I'm not your chauffeur.
Mr Griffiths! You forgot your form. You'll need it this afternoon
for your blood test at St Phil's. It's important.
I haven't got the time.
And we need to talk about your ECG.
And today on the SU channel, we reveal the security staff
who are putting the students at risk. What are you doing?
This is Phil Griffiths, who joined the security team a year ago
and last night left a student outside to freeze in the cold.
All right, OK. That's enough! I don't need your help! Mr Griffiths!
It's OK. We've got this.
Oh. So, how's my driving?
I'm surprised you even passed your test.
Cheeky. You're lucky I need your help at the other end.
Oh, I see how it is. You're using me for my muscles, then.
You said it.
CAR HORN BLARES
Whoa!
Oh, that was close.
Luca? Are you OK?
LAUGHTER
Yeah, exactly! Yeah. Brilliant. I know. I know.
But you've just got to keep doing stuff like that
and it'll be fine, won't it? Yeah.
Hey, Temi! Where were you?
Erm...
Oh, mate!
We got him good! You should've seen his face.
Look.
PHONE RECORDING: Today, on the SU Channel,
we reveal the security staff who are putting the students at risk.
It's hilarious isn't it? Serves him right.
RECORDING: ..who joined the security team
a year ago and last night left...
I thought you said you just wanted to take a stand.
Yeah. And we did.
Am I right?
TEAM: Yeah!
Then why does it look like you're trying to humiliate him?
Excuse me? No, he brought that humiliation on himself.
You reap what you sow.
And we're not done with him yet, are we? No!
Come on, then.
Wait.
W-What you going to do?
I'm sorry. I can be a bit of a delicate soul sometimes -
either that or it was the low blood sugar.
That wasn't low blood sugar.
You were panicking.
I wasn't really.
Look, I know something was wrong earlier.
You weren't happy when I handed you the van keys.
You hired the van, I didn't know that driving was part of my...
Luca, come on now. Please...
Jamie, I just didn't want to drive.
Luca!
OK.
You know the other day, when we we're talking about exes?
Yeah.
There was somebody I didn't mention.
OK.
Billy.
Erm, my ex.
Basically, we were driving...
I was driving a van.
There was an accident
and he...died.
I just...
I felt completely useless.
All that training
and there was absolutely nothing that I could do to help.
It just happened so fast.
I'm so sorry.
But, hey, I mean...
..we're OK.
I've got you.
I know you can handle yourself but, erm, I'm glad you told me.
Yeah, I'm sorry.
I just...
I think I'm moving on,
and then sometimes it just hits you, you know?
And I don't mean to, but when we're together and...
We're not togeth...
Shall we just get on?
Hang on - what were you going to say?
You really want to do that now?
OK.
I'd like to know...
..where we stand.
Well, as far as I'm concerned...
..we're together, so...
OK.
But we should go. Come on. Yeah, we should.
Hello there.
Hi!
Austin House, yeah? We spoke this morning.
That's right. I hope that isn't your lunch.
No!
Yeah. No, I'm just waiting for my money to come through.
Right, well, you're going to need more than that, son, you know,
to get through the day. Here, at least get yourself a sandwich.
Thank you. All right.
First year can be tough - you keep the change.
Temi, innit? Yeah.
I look after all the first years.
I wouldn't like to see my son struggle.
Your kids are at uni?
Er, no - I wish. They're still at home with us.
Your parents must be very proud of you.
My mum - she is, yeah.
What are you studying? First year of nursing.
Ah! That's wonderful.
You said you finished your shift this morning.
Er, no, no, no. My mistake.
Maybe you should take the afternoon off.
Unfortunately, like you students, we just can't take the time off.
You look really tired.
Eh!
Steady on, you!
See ya.
Whoa! What are you doing? Eh! Stop that!
You?! This is criminal damage, this is!
I wouldn't do that, if I were you.
It's not exactly MI5 headquarters.
There's no cameras around here, old man.
It's just your word against ours.
And you're not even meant to be at work today, are you?
See, I checked with the security office.
They were even nice enough to give me my new card.
So, what ARE you doing here today?
Is this where you take all your innocent little first years
after you've bought them lunch? What are you talking about?!
You know exactly what I'm talking about. You what? Just clear off!
Get out me way! Gladly. But this isn't over.
Lads, let's go.
I can't tell you all how wonderful it is to be here -
back in GP land, on the front line, fighting the good fight.
You know, it's near-death experiences
that really make you appreciate life.
I just needed a lavatory door to fall on me!
Tough crowd.
On the positive, and I do like to stay on the positive,
I was lucky enough to meet Zara -
which brought me here to you lovely people.
And I can see so much potential in you all,
and that's why I'm excited by the changes we're going to make.
It's going to be bigger and better.
And, on that note, I'm so glad, with Daniel and Zara's blessing,
to announce a new GP will be joining us.
OK. I'm confused. Sorry. We didn't know anything about a new GP.
Aren't YOU the new GP?
Of course, but there's an extra one.
Kind of a package deal.
And who are they?
My son.
Dr Suni Bulsara.
Oh, good. You're here.
Take this.
I saw the posting.
Yeah! In his stupid little hut, like he's some sort of king.
I told you - we're going to make sure we finish him off.
I don't want to be a part of that.
What, so loyalty doesn't mean anything to you, then?
What do you mean?
Well, have I not always looked out for you?
I don't do that to every first year, you know.
Mate, I'm just asking for your help on this.
I...
Please.
We met at...
Alasdair Haskey! Of course I remember!
When I saw you at the conference, I thought to myself,
now, there is a man with a higher intellect.
Well, I wouldn't deny that, even if I could.
And you're Jimmi Clay. Or should I say Super Jimmi?
I mean, you're a regular superhero, you know -
GP, FME and counsellor.
Is there anything you can't do? Well, he can't drink five pints
on a Friday night without doing the Macarena.
Oh, thank you, Alasdair Haskey of the "higher intellect".
N-Not my words, Super Jimmi.
I can see you two are going to be a hoot!
Now, I must track down Ruhma. Was she putting the kettle on?
Scarlett, did you manage to get a hold of Mr Griffiths?
Oh, I tried, but he wasn't answering
so I headed over to the main security building at lunch.
And? His boss was there. But he wasn't very happy.
Well, did you tell him you were from the surgery? I tried.
But he was fuming. Apparently, some students have been over there
making complaints, and he's not even meant to be on site today. What?
Mm. He said that he was probably hiding out in the security hut,
so I looked up the number.
Erm...
..here you go. Thanks.
Phil, it's Dr Reid.
I'm just calling to see how you are.
All right, OK. Just slow down, Phil.
Take a deep breath.
I'm on my way over.
All right. Just stay there.
Thanks.
Now, I'm not a fan of nepotism,
but if it means that we have more spare time on our hands, then,
yes, please. Thank you kindly.
How do you work that one out?
They've hired this bloke to release the burden.
Or to grow the practice.
Excuse me, person of authority -
what's going on?
Are shifts finally being reduced?
Not at all.
And yet, we have two new doctors on our books.
Both of whom are going to be part-time,
as so many of us are these days.
I can assure you it's all being handled very carefully.
Is it going to be like, er...? Oh, yeah, like Sutton Vale was? Yeah.
Neither of you is being very helpful.
It's not in our job description.
I can't be bothered any more.
I'm OK now, Doc.
Mm. Well, your heart is still beating a little fast
for my liking.
I have to leave soon.
I'm not sure that you're in a fit state to be going anywhere.
I'm feeling much better now.
Your health is more important than any work review.
Is it? I have to be there today.
All right. Well, look, why don't you
give me the details of your manager and I'll call them myself?
And how's that going to look? Me getting a sick note on my probation?
That's going to go down well! I don't think you understand.
All right. Well, tell me, then.
I used to work at this really great place.
Every day, I got up yearning to go, seeing the happy, little faces
of these kids and that. It was definitely a highlight.
Why did you leave? I didn't leave.
Just one thing. You just do one wrong thing...
And they let you go. I was stupid.
I always checked the fire doors
but this one time this fella got in,
some upset with one of the parents.
I'm sorry.
That can't have been easy.
You should see my wife's face.
Every day, she tries to put on a smile,
but that just makes it worse.
I'm on zero-hours contract.
SNIFFS
I have to take what I can get.
CHUCKLES
My sons are still living at home - they can't afford to move out.
And now, the students hate me, too.
Have you seen what they sprayed out there?
Yeah, I saw.
SHAKILY: I would never hurt them.
They're like my kids.
Phil...
..I can... Sorry.
It's all right.
I can't tell you not to go to this work review...
..but if you go...
..take it easy.
All right?
If you need to stop, then tell them.
But promise me that you will go and get those blood tests done
at St Phil's and that you'll come back in for an ECG?
I will. As soon as the review's over, I will. I promise.
OK.
And, finally, I'd just like to say
I know some of the students find my approach quite strict.
Students can be demanding.
But they're...they're just kids, you know?
They're away from home, some of them are struggling.
But I will always put their security and safety first.
What...? Ladies and gentlemen of the panel,
can I have your attention, please?
Excuse me, I'm going to have to ask you to leave.
You don't tell me what to do!
You don't understand that this man is a threat to the students.
Earlier today, he was seen giving money to this first year here.
It wasn't like that! Tell them - it wasn't like that!
As a prospective head of the student union,
I feel like it's my duty to protect
other students from a predator like this.
Jacob... All we ask is that this man be put on suspension
so that there can be a full investigation.
This is all revenge because I did the right thing -
because I reported him to the dean.
And I should've reported you to the police.
He's been dealing on campus!
That's absolutely prepo...! H-How dare you!
There was no evidence found, it wasn't proven. Jacob!
If it were down to me, I'd have you sacked straight off the bat!
But I acknowledge that there has to be a full and fair investigation.
Suspension?!
But I'm on zero-hours contract!
I wouldn't get paid, my family would suffer!
We need to stop this. What did you say?
It's not right. He could lose his job.
UNDER BREATH: What are you doing? It's my heart.
Someone call an ambulance! Oh, he's obviously faking it.
Just get out of the way!
Help's on its way. Just...Just take some deep breaths for me.
Oh, God!
He was buying me food
because...because I couldn't afford to eat.
But you wouldn't understand that, would you? I'm fine, son.
No, you're not.
Where do you think you're going?
You're just on some power trip. It's pathetic.
Excuse me? Trying to get a security guard fired. For what?
Because he didn't do what you wanted him to?
The arrogance! Er, yeah, yeah - actually, it is about me
because I'm a fee-paying student,
and the way that I'm treated has to be accountable.
But the way you treat others is not?
This was a petty vendetta, Jacob.
The man was only doing his job!
We all know about you dealing behind the science faculty,
so stop playing innocent. It's pathetic!
Company...! I've put in my letter for my discharge.
So, they're letting you go?
Yeah. Only 14 days now.
That's good, right?
14 days left of this dump.
Are you OK?
SOUND OF MARCHING
No, Mum.
You would tell me if you we were?
Yes.
DRILL SERGEANT: Company will advance! Left...
I can handle it, Mum. I need to go.
Present arms!
Ah, Kirsty, there you are.
Right, I'm just off to St Phil's...
What's the matter?
Ollie.
Oh. Any news?
He's leaving there in two weeks.
Right. Eh, that's good, right? Two weeks.
Yes, yes, it is.
How is he?
I'm not sure.
Right, my break's nearly over. I best get back.
I'm going to be back soon, so maybe we talk later?
Come here!
Oh!
Thanks. I can come to the hospital with you.
You don't need to do that.
If you're sure. It'll be good to have you back once you're better.
I'm not sure all the students will agree on that.
Get your hands off me! Do you know who I am?
My parents pump so much money into this place they're
probably paying your wages!
And I will be making an official complaint to the dean!
Some people will never change, you know.
Doesn't mean he should get away with it.
I think I'll be making an official complaint of my own.
Well, that's not bad for day one, if I do say so myself.
Absolutely.
We were just a little thrown
when you announced that Suni was joining us.
Yeah, I thought we were going to do that at a later date.
I know. I'm sorry, I panicked.
But no harm done, surely?
The staff would need to know eventually, anyway.
Everything OK?
Er, yeah, a good day.
I can't agree more. Dr Nina Bulsara, signing off.
Look forward to seeing you all tomorrow.
Have a good evening. You, too. Bye, everyone.
So, I understand she told the staff
there was another doctor joining us, too?
Yeah. That was a mistake.
Sorry I missed it.
She's a little unconventional, that's all.
Hmm, unconventional or a liability?
Hmm.
Well, this is going to be fun!
If they can't figure out what's wrong with you
then they might get Social Services involved.
Your mother has told me so much about you.
I think she must be one of your biggest fans.
I can't wait to get started.
Some idiot has parked in the charging bay
so I cannot charge Dwight!
We got lucky he was available.
If we didn't snap him up fast, someone else would have.