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Dylan's first shift gives BBC Casualty a moment to revisit

The emergency-department archive pairs Dr Keogh's arrival with cast favourites and Stevie and Flynn's ambulance ordeal.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

The beginning of Dylan’s story at the E.D. Who remembers Dr Keogh’s first shift? #Casualty

Dr Keogh had to start somewhere. BBC Casualty's clip titled "The beginning of Dylan's story at the E.D. Who remembers Dr Keogh's first shift? #Casualty" offers that introduction again, with William Beck playing the doctor whose dry manner became such a familiar part of the ward.

There were no new uploads this week, so the channel's existing videos had the schedule to themselves. Dylan's arrival and "Casualty: Looking Back – Cast Favourites" are drawing almost identical daily viewing, with the cast retrospective now past 20,000 views. The latter returns to the question we covered here last month: which scenes stay with the people who made them?

Elsewhere in the anniversary archive, the stakes are rather less conversational. "Will These Doctors DROWN In A Sinking Ambulance? | 40th Anniversary | Casualty" puts Stevie and Flynn inside an ambulance hanging over a cliff edge. That fictional emergency is attracting much the same daily attention as the two more reflective uploads.

The subscriber audience stayed unchanged over the week at 133,000. Among nearby television channels, The Mindy Project also recorded no subscriber change, while Gilmore Girls and NCIS grew. For BBC Casualty, this was an upload break with three distinct ways back into Holby: a first shift, remembered scenes and an ambulance in a very bad position.

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