The Young Doctors - Episode 474 - Shaw and Erica are married

[@dazh1295]

Loved Ada! ❤

[@kevinlongman007]

Love how the opening shows the Doctors in the operating theatre and makes it look like a serious medical drama when all it was about was the love lives of the medical staff.

[@booth2710]

Yeah it's hilarious - all making dodgy eye contact with each other ... and it's the darkest operating room I have ever seen and all the Drs in this programme are Drs not surgeons so it is unlikely they would be anywhere near an operating theatre ! too funny

[@jackmeadows7777]

Out on dvd in June

[@Garh1972]

Brings back great memories watching this

[@johnwalters4792]

Imagine this bunch of models dealing with a major terrorist incident

[@RW-nr6bh]

Everyone in the intro looks like they're trying to work out why they're all there, what the hell they're supposed to do and why they're dressed like that.

[@emmyjo720]

I never noticed that Raymond and Susan were American when I watched in the 80s. Funny three women in the bar were ex-lovers of Dr Denham. All still in love with him.

[@IestynDavies-cx8je]

Gawd! Look at the calendar behind Denhams head as he talks of absent relations with Vivienne Jeffries 1978....46 years ago! So 4/6 and 4/1..for the scriptwriters make-believe ',Daily Double' Ada's jumping for joy because the the first ones 'come in at 4/6 , so about 1,133 dollars going on the horse that will complete the double, which is 4/1 and probably the one nurse booby picked with her lucky finger....so about 5,665..if the 'lucky four'get their imaginary win, give or take...imaginary money made up by the scriptwriters 46 years ago 'wow what would that be worth now...'one can only imagine!

[@IestynDavies-cx8je]

Ah! Tony Garcia...looks a little bit like 'Peeeeter' Tania will realise one day which way her 'breads buttered'...and the Spanish rain will fall...ect ect.

[@IestynDavies-cx8je]

What's Jamieson doing in surgical mask, if the Albert were letting orderlys assist in operations I not surprised it went 'tits Up'!