Holby City fans react to tragic twist in final episode
But from the heartbreaking moment came a beautiful one, as Jac's organs were donated to various patients who needed them across the country, leading to a whole host of cameos from former Holby staffers, including Ric Griffin and Bernie Wolfe and Serena Campbell
Elsewhere in the episode, Nicky McKendrick performed her first surgery on a beating heart to great success, while Dom Copeland smoothed things over with his biological mum Ange Godard , and Henrik Hanssen travelled with the transplant team to Leeds to reunite with Russ. The episode also found time to bring back Mo Effanga for a visit.
In the episode's closing moments, a voiceover from Jac talked about the strength of the NHS, before the credits showed black and white photos of the cast over the years to close us out. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
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