Hollyoaks spoilers follow, while this article also contains discussion of themes such as cancer.
Hollyoaks has confirmed Sebastian Blake's heartbreaking diagnosis as his dad, Warren Fox, received some bad news. At the end of Wednesday's (10 June) episode, Sebastian collapsed at the McQueens as Warren argued with Myra about Jenson being there.
Following that, the Channel 4 soap cut to Gemma, who was reading a foreign news article that featured Jenson's face on a wanted poster. With two storylines coming to the fore, it looks to be a busy time all round.
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In tonight's episode, Warren spent the night keeping vigil by Sebastian's bedside at the hospital. Jenson apologised for going about things the wrong way, admitting that he just wanted his brother back in his life, but Warren told him it was too late.
Gemma told Jenson that she needed his help after being refused a job by some former associates. When Jenson appeared reluctant, she blackmailed him, threatening to use what she had discovered about his past.
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Jenson went with Gemma, who promised to do the talking, but things soon turned physical. Gemma was impressed that Jenson could handle himself, but Jenson had clearly had enough and walked away.
Elsewhere, Misbah broke the devastating news to Warren that Sebastian's leukaemia had returned. It was explained that he would need a bone marrow transplant, so Warren tracked Jenson down.
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After Warren explained that Sienna couldn't donate as she'd already had chemotherapy, Warren explained to his half-brother that he may be his "best shot". Jenson appeared indecisive, but Warren's words rang in his ear.
With Jenson facing such a big decision as he bids to make a connection with his estranged family, what will he decide to do?
Hollyoaks airs on Mondays-Wednesdays with its Channel 4 streaming premiere at 7am, then an E4 broadcast the same night at 7pm. Full episodes are also released on YouTube a week after their Channel 4 release.
Selected omnibus episodes are available via Prime Video.
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