Bruno Jenkins

Bruno Jenkins

Bruno Jenkins is a character that appears on Casualty and is played by Mark Bonnar

Appearances

ShowEpisodeNameAirdate
CasualtyS20E01Holding On - Part OneSep 10, 2005
CasualtyS20E02Holding On - Part TwoSep 11, 2005
CasualtyS20E03Deep WaterSep 17, 2005
CasualtyS20E04That's AmoreSep 24, 2005
CasualtyS20E05Paper MoonOct 1, 2005
CasualtyS20E06Sticks and StonesOct 8, 2005
CasualtyS20E07All's Fair in Love and WarOct 15, 2005
CasualtyS20E08For Better or WorseOct 22, 2005
CasualtyS20E09Casualty @ Holby City: Teacher's PetOct 24, 2005
CasualtyS20E10Big Bang TheoryNov 5, 2005
CasualtyS20E11Love and DutyNov 12, 2005
CasualtyS20E12Antisocial BehaviourNov 19, 2005
CasualtyS20E13Getting InvolvedNov 26, 2005
CasualtyS20E14Skin DeepDec 3, 2005
CasualtyS20E15Enough's EnoughDec 10, 2005
CasualtyS20E16Do They Know It's Christmas?Dec 17, 2005
CasualtyS20E18Out of Your DepthDec 31, 2005
CasualtyS20E19Poisoned LoveJan 7, 2006
CasualtyS20E20Crossing the LineJan 14, 2006
CasualtyS20E21The Things We Do for LoveJan 21, 2006
CasualtyS20E22It's a Man ThingJan 28, 2006
CasualtyS20E23Trust in MeFeb 4, 2006
CasualtyS20E24Out of the PastFeb 11, 2006

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