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The Best Episodes of Peak Practice Season 10

Every episode of Peak Practice Season 10 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Peak Practice Season 10!

Peak Practice is a British drama series about a GP surgery in Cardale — a small fictional town in the Derbyshire Peak District — and...
Genre:Drama
Network:ITV1

Season 10 Ratings Summary

"For the Love of The Child" is the best rated episode of "Peak Practice" season 10. It scored N/A/10 based on 0 votes. Directed by Barbara Rennie and written by Stuart Morris, it aired on 9/5/2000. This episode is rated NaN points higher than the second-best, "Hit and Run".

  • For the Love of The Child
    NaN/100 votes

    #1 - For the Love of The Child

    Season 10 Episode 1 - Aired 9/5/2000

    The Beeches staff struggle to pick up the pieces after Joanna's tragic death. Andrew continues his dangerous liaison with Kate, Sam learns a secret about Kerri, whilst Tom has to decide whether there is a future from him in Cardale. Meanwhile new doctor Alex Redman makes a dramatic entrance.

    Director: Barbara Rennie

    Writer: Stuart Morris

  • Hit and Run
    6.6/109 votes

    #2 - Hit and Run

    Season 10 Episode 2 - Aired Unknown

    Alex finds the countryside is not as peaceful as she imagined when she is pushed by a patient and breathalysed on her way to work. Richard discovers Andrew and Kate's affair and breaks the news to The Beeches staff in spectacular fashion.

    Director: Terry McDonough

    Writer: Jack Grasse

  • Skin Deep
    8.3/1010 votes

    #3 - Skin Deep

    Season 10 Episode 3 - Aired Unknown

    The Beeches staff are torn as the repercussions of Andrew and Kate's affair takes hold. As the new partnership agreement is about to be signed, will Sam, Tom and Alex agree to stay at a practice which is at loggerheads with it's PCG chairman?

    Director: Rob Evans

    Writer: Lilie Ferrari

  • On A Clear Day
    NaN/100 votes

    #4 - On A Clear Day

    Season 10 Episode 4 - Aired Unknown

    Tom realises it's time to get a nanny for Joe. But will any of the applicants live up to his expectations? Meanwhile, Andrew begins to question Kate's commitment and Sam and Kerri get involved in the case of a close friend.

    Director: Terry McDonough

    Writer: Lisa Evans

  • Absolution
    NaN/100 votes

    #5 - Absolution

    Season 10 Episode 5 - Aired Unknown

    Alex is faced with a big decision when her husband arrives in Cardale looking for a reconciliation. Kate has to decide whether to stay with Richard for Lucy's sake or to make a life with Andrew for her own happiness. Meanwhile Julie Pullen learns a tough lesson in love.

    Director: Sue Dunderdale

    Writer: James Stevenson

  • Lonely Hearts - Part 1
    NaN/100 votes

    #6 - Lonely Hearts - Part 1

    Season 10 Episode 6 - Aired 10/31/2000

    Carol finds romance, but will her morals get in the way? Meanwhile it's the beginning of the end for Andrew as a patient makes a serious allegation against him. However it's soon clear that the patient has an unlikely source of support.

    Director: Terry McDonough

    Writer: Stuart Morris

  • Lonely Hearts - Part 2
    8.8/108 votes

    #7 - Lonely Hearts - Part 2

    Season 10 Episode 7 - Aired 11/7/2000

    The Beeches staff make their way to London for the hearing against Andrew. But when even his closest friends fail to be able to get him out of trouble, help comes in the form of a much loved and much missed Cardale figure. It's revolving doors in Cardale as we wave goodbye to Andrew but welcome back........

    Director: Barbara Rennie

    Writer: Ginnie Hole

  • Divided We Stand
    6.2/108 votes

    #8 - Divided We Stand

    Season 10 Episode 8 - Aired Unknown

    Will finds it hard to settle back into Cardale when he and Sam don't see eye to eye and awkward questions are asked about the whereabouts of his family. Meanwhile Alice and Alex deal with the complex case of the local TV repair man.

    Director: Terry McDonough

    Writer: Andrew Holden

  • Keeping Up the Act
    NaN/100 votes

    #9 - Keeping Up the Act

    Season 10 Episode 9 - Aired Unknown

    The pressure from brewery is too much for Mike who discovers he has angina, however he doesn't take the illness as a warning sign and soon ends up in a worse state. Meanwhile Sam is not happy about the practice set up and Tom tells Alex Will's daughter has Cystic Fibrosis.

    Director: Terry McDonough

    Writer: James Stevenson

  • Playing God
    8.2/108 votes

    #10 - Playing God

    Season 10 Episode 10 - Aired Unknown

    The plight of a disabled child brings back sad memories for Will. When the case affects his work his partners begin to ask questions, resulting in Will revealing the sad truth about Emily, and his marriage to Kate, to Tom.

    Director: Paul Wroblewski

    Writer: Patrea Smallacombe

  • Walls of Jericho
    8.6/108 votes

    #11 - Walls of Jericho

    Season 10 Episode 11 - Aired Unknown

    Alex comes under a fire when a patients mother disagrees with the treatment of her daughter. Sam cheers up Alice after she loses a precious momentum of her husband. Seeing Alice's devotion sets Sam thinking about his future with Kerri.

    Director: Gill Wilkinson

    Writer: Lisa Evans

  • Masquerade
    NaN/100 votes

    #12 - Masquerade

    Season 10 Episode 12 - Aired Unknown

    Kerri finds out the secret that those dear to have been hiding, the discovery that Sam has also kept her in the dark adds to her pain. Watching the downfall of a patient leads Will to realise how lonely he is, but how will Alex react when he turns to her for comfort?

    Director: Sue Dunderdale

    Writer: Mary Clydach

  • Electricity
    9.2/108 votes

    #13 - Electricity

    Season 10 Episode 13 - Aired 12/19/2000

    A horrific car crash puts The Beeches on red alert and requires all hands on deck, however the case is closer to home when they find out Sam and Kerri are the victims of the accident. As the day goes on, events bring Tom and Alex closer, and there's a surprise visitor for Will.........

    Director: Terry McDonough

    Writer: Stuart Morris