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Hollyoaks Season 11 Episode 37 : Dannii, Boy?
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Title:Hollyoaks
Genre: Soap
Air Date: 2005-02-22
Season Number: 11
Episodes Number: 37
Overview: Russell charms his way onto Dannii's books. Sally couldn't stop thinking of the idea of Les leaving Chester for good. Zara and Lisa had a bad hangover. Russ revised for his job interview at the SU Bar by learning how to make cocktails, over the watchful eye of Sam (Liam). Sophie planned to spend the day with Max only for Max to want Sophie and Tom bond. Les and Sally planned pay back for Lee. They eventually sat down and told him that they had separated for good, but Lee read between the lines and didn't expect the separation. Zara was violently sick. Cameron went into a cleaning frenzy as Lisa and Zara kept vomiting everywhere. Tom thought that Sophie was Mel and called her ""new Mel"". Danni was unimpressed by Russ's flirting so Sam and Russ devised a plan to get the job by scaring the other contestants. Steph got irritated by Lisa and Zara been sick so Danni bribed her into been Russ's competition. Tom continued to act like a brat and kicked Sophie constantly. Les told Sally the job was in Norwich after all, meaning...
Stars: Nick Pickard (Tony Hutchinson), , Ashley Slanina-Davies (Amy Barnes/Amy Knight), , Loui Batley (Sarah Barnes), , Jessica Fox (Nancy Osborne / Nancy Hayton / Nancy Dean), , Claire Cooper (Jacqui McQueen / Jacqui Ashworth / Jacqui Malota), , Guy Burnet (Craig Dean),

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