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Wentworth/Bitter Pill
| Bitter Pill | |
| Season 6, Episode 5 | |
| Airdate | July 17, 2018 |
| Production Number | 605 |
| Written by | John Ridley |
| Directed by | Roger Hodgman |
| ← 6x04 Winter Is Here |
6x06 → Angel of Wentworth |
| Wentworth — Season Six | |
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Bitter Pill is the fifth episode of the sixth season of Wentworth and the sixty-third episode overall.
Starring: Leah Purcell (Rita Connors), Sigrid Thornton (Sonia Stevens), Susie Porter (Marie Winter), Celia Ireland (Liz Birdsworth), Katrina Milosevic (Sue "Boomer" Jenkins), Robbie J Magasiva (Will Jackson), Tammy MacIntosh (Karen "Kaz" Proctor), Kate Jenkinson (Allie Novak), Bernard Curry (Jake Stewart), Rarriwuy Hick (Ruby Mitchell), Kate Atkinson (Vera Bennett)
Guest Starring: (in credits order) Jacquie Brennan (Linda Miles), Sally-Anne Upton (Lucy Gamboro), Natalia Novikova (Zara "Drago" Dragovic), Artemis Ioannides (Vicky Kosta), Madeleine Jevic (Nurse Radcliffe), Kate Elliot (Spike Baxter), Sun Park (Cherry Li), Bessie Holland (Stella Radic), Nick Farnell (Detective Jones), Patrick Harvey (Detective Morelli), Marny Kennedy (Taylah Bullock), Kirsty Hillhouse (Dr Shawcross), Rachel Clayton (Media Liaison Officer), Lucia Smyrk (Reporter #1), Arthur Giamalidis (Reporter #2), Lauri McLennan (Wasted Prisoner), Tina Currah (Commissary Prisoner), Kerry Jarvis (Mother - Visitor's Centre), Jordyn Jarvis (Teenage Son - Visitor's Centre), Philli Anderson (Kosta's Crew), Jacqueline Geelen (Kosta's Crew #2)
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Plot Overview
As Vera contemplates abortion, she finds herself criticized by the press for reopening the workshop. When Jake selflessly saves Liz’s life, she is forced to reassess her opinion of him. Sonia's P.R. campaign ramps up when she is officially crowned the Angel of Wentworth. And Rita becomes embroiled in Marie’s criminal machinations.
