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Hollyoaks Season 11 Episode 38 : Russ About Nothing
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Title:Hollyoaks
Genre: Soap
Air Date: 2005-02-23
Season Number: 11
Episodes Number: 38
Overview: Dannii struggles to get Russell to accept reality. Danni and Russ spent the night together however Danni told Russ she had noticed a lump on Russ's penis. Russ told Danni that he knew but was scared. Mel and Sophie planned to sleep with Max and OB that night and hatched a plan only for Max and OB to also hatch a plan to watch the football championship game. Russ spent the day crying when a concerned Sam (Liam) asked him what was wrong and joked about him sleeping with Danni, Russ flipped. He later snubbed Danni when she went round to see him. The lads went to the pictures with the girls then went home to watch the match. The girls followed them and tempted the boys while there were trying to watch football. When the lads told them to keep out the way of the box the girls walked out. Lisa went to the family clinic to get her pill and decided to take an STI/STD test just to check. Les and Sally made a truce.
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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