Like Working Girl meets Holby City, Trust Me sees Cath steal her best friend Ally’s CV and medical certificates while drunk at a party. Discarded by Ally who has quit her job to emigrate to new Zealand to live a life of leisure on a farm, Cath assumes her identity and instructs her daughter to call her by her new name.

Moving to Edinburgh, Cath enrols at a hospital as a senior doctor. Ally’s years of experience cause the interviewer to question why she’d want to take a role at such a small and struggling hospital. But Cath doesn’t falter, and joins the fast-pace of A&E, with the help of a pocket-sized Grey’s Anatomy.

Re-setting bones and draining blood, Cath successfully wings her way through her first few days, but it’s only a matter of time before her double-life catches up with her. It’s an absolutely insane and unlikely concoction that makes it the perfect psychological thriller.

5 reasons you have to watch Jodie Whittaker’s BBC One drama, Trust Me