that Mary's lung should have been immobilised weeks ago. Nurse Sharp is disturbed that Stillman is not a qualified doctor, and she makes her objections very clear to Andrew. The happiness in Andrew's and Christine's marriage is restored, and they both discuss adoption with enthusiasm. Andrew resists further attempts by Freddie to collude, much to Freddie's disgust. Freddie and his medical cronies (including Charles Ivory) meet in the club to discuss Andrew's association with Stillman, and they endeavour to forward the details to the General Medical Council so that Andrew can be struck off the medical register. Freddie seems hesitant, but does nothing to block the proposed action. Philip and David visit Andrew and Christine, and both are keen to proceed with Andrew's proposed joint venture. They plan to visit some prospective locations the following day. On the following morning Christine tells Andrew that she needs to briefly go to the local delicatessen before Andrew leaves for the railway station. Minutes later a policeman comes to the door to inform Andrew that Christine ran out the door of the delicatessen in front of a bus and was killed. Philip cares for Andrew in his grief. On the day after Christine's tragic death Freddie visits, and Philip admits him to the house, but, on seeing Andrew in his grief, Freddie immediately leaves. Meanwhile, despite his bereavement, proceedings against Andrew proceed without Andrew's knowledge. Episode 10: A month after Christine's death, by which time Andrew appears to have emerged from his deepest grief thanks to Philip's diligent care, a letter arrives from the General Medical Council summoning Andrew to a hearing in relation to his professional cooperation with Robert Stillman. Andrew hires Mr. Hopper as his legal defence, since he has previously successfully led a defence at the G.M.C. However, Mr. Hopper is very pessimistic regarding Andrew's chances of success since it is clear that Andrew was fully aware that Stillman was unqualified. Philip and Mr. Hopper both urge Andrew to agree to Mary Boland being called as a witness, but Andrew is adamant that it would put her under too much strain. Mr. Hopper only agrees to take Andrew's case on the understanding that during the hearing Andrew promises to only answers yes or no, and to avoid making any passionate outbursts. Con Boland visits Andrew, having been informed by Philip about the forthcoming G.M.C. hearing. Con assures Andrew that Mary