Ep 2. All Hell the Victors

In Trust Me season 1 episode 2, titled "All Hell the Victors," we continue to follow the story of Cath Hardacre (played by Jodie Whittaker), a nurse who, in order to escape her troubled past, steals the identity of her friend and colleague, Dr. Ally Sutton (Emun Elliott), and takes a job as an A&E doctor in Edinburgh.

As Cath settles into her new role, tensions rise among the hospital staff as they prepare for a visit from the Health Minister, Neil McKay (Adam James), who is conducting a review of the NHS. With increased pressure from management to perform well, Cath finds herself caught in the middle of a power struggle between two of her colleagues, Dr. Angela Wilson (Kerry Fox) and Dr. Andy Brenner (Nathan Welsh).

Meanwhile, Cath's personal life becomes more complicated as she struggles to maintain her relationship with her ex-boyfriend, Karl (Blake Harrison), while also dealing with the advances of her boss, Dr. Brigitte Rayne (Sharon Small). As Cath tries to navigate her new job and her new identity, she must also find a way to keep her secrets hidden from those around her.

"All Hell the Victors" is a tense and suspenseful episode that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The complex relationships among the characters are further developed, and the stakes are raised as Cath must navigate the political maneuverings of her colleagues while also dealing with her own personal demons. As always, Jodie Whittaker delivers a compelling and nuanced performance as Cath, and the supporting cast is equally strong. With each passing episode, Trust Me continues to be a gripping and thrilling addition to the television landscape.