dinner. The story blurs into a continuous scene where he carries her to the car, a desperate race to the hospital, and his wife being wheeled away on a stretcher as he races in behind her. While waiting, the husband is wracked with fear and imagines his wife in happier times, kissing him in the rain, and even imagines the nurse coming to tell him she has died. The nurse then pulls him out of his reverie, as she reassuringly puts her hand on his shoulder and tells him about his wife's situation, though we cannot hear what she is saying. The final scene of the video returns to Bush as she silently covers the piano keyboard. Use in media Fifteen years after its original release, in 2005, the song peaked at number 3 in the UK Official Download Chart, due to it being featured in the Tamzin Outhwaite drama Walk Away and I Stumble. Also in 2005, the song featured in an advert for the NSPCC. In 1997, the song was featured in Season 3, Episode 21 of the series "Party of Five" (Hitting Bottom) when Bailey asks Sarah for help after crashing his jeep and injuring her. Due to the song's inclusion in TV series Extras, the song entered the UK chart once again at number 121 in the week ending 5 January 2008, rising to 76 the following week. The song also appears in Season 6, Episode 12 of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia while Dee Reynolds (Kaitlin Olson) emerges after giving birth to a waiting room full of former romantic acquaintances. After it was performed by a contestant on Britain's Got Talent in April 2012, it re-charted at number 63 on the UK chart. In 2015, the song was used in the first season finale of FX comedy-drama series You're the Worst, sung by the character Lindsay Jillian (Kether Donohue). The song features prominently in the first episode of the second season of The Handmaid's Tale when the lead character faces execution. In May 2021, "This Woman's Work" was featured on the second episode of The Pact, a BBC1 drama series starring Julie Hesmondhalgh. Following this, the track placed at 42 on the UK Official Download Chart. The film A Man Called Otto also features the song. Track listing A version of the B-side "Be Kind to My Mistakes" had previously been featured in the film