The boys are discharged from hospital, and promptly arrange a reunion under more enjoyable circumstances.

An inebriated man collapses in reception, and Figgis is employed to find out more about the mysterious visitor.

The regulars are terrified by the admission of a convict onto their ward.

Norman's fiancee visits to discuss the wedding arrangements - but her suggestions force him to take matters into his own hands.

Figgis dabbles in amateur psychiatry and deduces that Norman is suffering from sexual repression.

A female patient falls for Dr Thorpe's bedside matter, and caught in a compromising position, he turns to the men's ward occupants for help : but will they come to the aid of a friend in need?

Illness strikes Archie Glover, and Dr Thorpe insists he have a blood transfusion, but knowing who the donor is makes the invalid feel even more poorly.