This episode opens on Thursday the 12th. One of the patients is distraught about something terrible which is going to happen on Friday 13th. Is it the chaos caused by another patients dog Scamp, that Danny suggested should be allowed on the ward? Will it be caused by Mark Collins, who doesn't want Nash to help him with his mental illness? Kate celebrates passing the first part of her psychiatry exam, but Shug doesn't want to celebrate passing his. Perhaps it's because he is only pretending, in reality he has failed for the fourth time and that means no more chances. Shug goes onto the hospital ward. Danny tries to convince him he needs help, but Shug stabs Danny. Kate realising, as Danny says, that she knows what she wants, and it's not Iain, rushes to Danny in hospital. She kisses him, Danny may be in a coma, but he smirks. The series ends there. Was Friday 13th unlucky for Danny or not?

Young teensger Lisa is found wandering around the streets. She has just given birth, but rejects the baby. Can Kate, Danny and Anne help her to make the right decisions? Kate thinks that Danny is criticizing her again this time for putting her career ahead of any thoughts of having children of her own. Jamie thinks that the pregnant Mariko should not be lifting heavy objects. Martine and Ben are back together. Shug is worried about his exams and so is Kate. Will her relationship survive? Danny wishes Kate well and says she can call him if she likes. Kate calls, but Danny is listening to the football in the bath. He recognises the background noise on the answer machine as that of 'Katykins'.

For Nash it's definately the morning after the night before. As he says later imagine the worst scenario of that of a doctor with his patient, in his case Chris Gilhooley. Anne and his doctor advise him to stay off work for a week, but Nash returns to find a better doctor for Chris. Dr Nichol's patient has a problem swallowing jewellery. She has problems with her ex-boyfriend. Shug leaves work early to surprise his girlfriend with a pizza. She surprises him when he discovers she is not alone.

Manic depressive Dr.Danny Nash may have had one dose of lithium too many when he begins dance therapy with the patients to the tune of'It's Not Unusual'. He also seems a little out of control with patient Chris Gilhooley, who needs professional help with her sexual problems.

Danny Nash challenges Kate Millar to name one thing she is passionate about. This she finds difficult. Tension erupts between staff over a decision to give an elderly patient electro convulsive therapy. Nash is mistaken when he believes that a suicidal man can be rescued by football.

Psychiatrist Danny Nash clashes with colleague Dr Kate Millar over the best treatment of a paranoid man. When the hospital is forced to discharge this patient, the result is near-disaster.