The Best Episodes of Peak Practice Season 5

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   8.3/10(11 votes)

   #1 - Eye of the Storm

   S5:E11/14/1997

   Andrew returns to Cardale, six months after leaving Will and Erica in the lurch. Can he persuade them to take him back? And a bereaved husband fights for custody of his epileptic daughter

   Director:A.J. Quinn

   Writer:Stewart Harcourt

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   Director:A.J. Quinn

   Writer:Stewart Harcourt
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   8.4/10(9 votes)

   #2 - The Price

   S5:E21/21/1997

   Will suspects that Kate has post-natal depression. But as their baby daughter's health deteriorates, they have to face a much greater threat

   Director:Alan Grint

   Writer:Stewart Harcourt

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   Director:Alan Grint

   Writer:Stewart Harcourt
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   8.2/10(9 votes)

   #3 - Innocent Blood

   S5:E31/28/1997

   As David's family join him in Cardale, he has to give the parents of a young boy he delivered 11 years ago some shattering news. Andrew has his powers of persuasion tested by a needle-shy patient whose exotic trip of a lifetime is put in jeopardy by his fear of jabs. And baby Emily's illness continues to put Will and Kate's relationship under strain

   Director:Anthony Garner

   Writer:Jeff Dodds

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   Director:Anthony Garner

   Writer:Jeff Dodds
4. 

   8.4/10(9 votes)

   #4 - Letting Go

   S5:E42/4/1997

   Erica battles with hospital incompetence and Andrew's penny-pinching to save Alice North's life. Will finally ties the knot with Kate, and then says an emotional goodbye to Cardale. And Andrew and Joanne fall out over where their relationship is heading

   Director:Alan Grint

   Writer:Frankie Bailey

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   Director:Alan Grint

   Writer:Frankie Bailey
5. 

   9.2/10(12 votes)

   #5 - Classics

   S5:E52/11/1997

   On his way to Erica's birthday party, Andrew is involved in a car crash. Although he is seriously wounded, he battles to save the others. But will any of them survive the night? Erica is ruffled when she is called out to treat an unusual patient

   Director:A.J. Quinn

   Writer:Anita J. Pandolfo

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   Director:A.J. Quinn

   Writer:Anita J. Pandolfo
6. 

   8.4/10(12 votes)

   #6 - Lost Feelings

   S5:E62/18/1997

   David helps an old friend - now a paraplegic - and his wife to conceive. But will a baby heal the rifts in their marriage?

   Director:Anthony Garner

   Writer:Anita J. Pandolfo

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   Director:Anthony Garner

   Writer:Anita J. Pandolfo
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   9.0/10(12 votes)

   #7 - Home Truths

   S5:E73/4/1997

   A lonely mother's cry for help leaves her young son's life hanging in the balance as Andrew and Erica struggle to find the real cause of the boy's constant medical problems. Meanwhile, David continues to act as guardian angel for a boy newly released from hospital after receiving chemotherapy for leukaemia

   Director:A.J. Quinn

   Writer:Gil Brailey

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   Director:A.J. Quinn

   Writer:Gil Brailey
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   8.0/10(9 votes)

   #8 - Running to Hide

   S5:E83/11/1997

   David helps bus driver Stan keep his job. But is Stan really as fit as he pretends? Andrew's relationship with accountant Gina Johnson goes beyond strictly business

   Director:Nigel Cole

   Writer:Anita J. Pandolfo

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   Director:Nigel Cole

   Writer:Anita J. Pandolfo
9. 

   8.8/10(9 votes)

   #9 - Borrowed Time

   S5:E93/18/1997

   Andrew's old friend Phil arrives in Cardale with devastating news which will turn both their lives upside down

   Director:Alan Grint

   Writer:Stewart Harcourt

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   Director:Alan Grint

   Writer:Stewart Harcourt
10. 

    8.6/10(9 votes)

    #10 - Tough Love

    S5:E103/25/1997

    A young girl stumbles into Cardale in search of a new start just as Andrew decides to tell Erica how he feels about her and what find out her respond.

    Director:A.J. Quinn

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:A.J. Quinn

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    8.8/10(9 votes)

    #11 - State of Mind

    S5:E114/1/1997

    When Clare endangers one of David's older patients, it is time for David to face facts about his wife's erratic behaviour

    Director:Alan Grint

    Writer:Stewart Harcourt

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    Director:Alan Grint

    Writer:Stewart Harcourt
12. 

    8.8/10(9 votes)

    #12 - Priorities

    S5:E124/8/1997

    Erica's commitment to the Beeches is tested by her treatment of a single-minded career woman, her stormy relationship with Andrew, and an exciting job offer

    Director:Alan Grint

    Writer:James Stevenson

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    Director:Alan Grint

    Writer:James Stevenson
13. 

    9.0/10(10 votes)

    #13 - A Change of Heart

    S5:E134/15/1997

    David struggles to cope with a stubborn pilot suffering from dizzy spells, and also with Clare, just back from hospital. Can their marriage stand the strain of her mental illness?

    Director:Alan Grint

    Writer:Gil Brailey

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    Director:Alan Grint

    Writer:Gil Brailey
14. 

    7.9/10(11 votes)

    #14 - Fight or Flight

    S5:E144/22/1997

    When Emma and Tom go missing David and Claire are forced to face up to the reality of her illness - can they get past this difficult stage? Meanwhile a fire at Erica's house brings she and Andrew to a decision over their relationship.

    Director:Nigel Cole

    Writer:Anita J. Pandolfo

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    Director:Nigel Cole

    Writer:Anita J. Pandolfo