Only When I Laugh

A television crew takes over the ward to film a documentary on a day in the life of Dr. Thorpe.

When the patients and Dr. Thorpe criticize - and even harass - a new female doctor on the ward, Figgis steps in for a quiet word with Dr. Thorpe about workplace equality.

Everyone is anxious to make a good impression on a visiting MP when the hospital is threatened with closure.

An agony aunt arrives to give advice to the "Lonely of Ward 3," but Figgis and Archie turn advice back.

Norman witnesses a horrific traffic accident through the hospital window and must decide whether to keep his silence or tell the police that he knows who was driving the car at fault: Dr. Thorpe.

The others discover Norman's diary and fight over who will get a chance to read it.

Fed up with the poor quality of the hospital radio service, the patients decide to revolt with the help of Nurse Gupte and try their own hand at the airwaves.