Trust Me viewers almost THROW UP as doctor Alex jabs a needle into Jamie McCain’s nerve as revenge for getting close to his girlfriend
TRUST Me fans almost vomited when they saw Jamie McCain viciously stabbed with a needle in his nerve by vengeful Dr Alex Kiernan.
The injured military man was left writhing in agony in tonight’s episode after getting on the wrong side of the the rogue medic.
He was being punished for working with his girlfriend Zoe Wade to expose a suspected murderer in the hospital.
But the gut-wrenching scene made many viewers’ stomach turn so much they thought they would throw up or pass out.
One said: “Ohhhh my gadddddd he needs to stop with the needle I’ve gone really warm and got pins and needles and I’m going to throw my tea back up #TrustMe.”
Another added: “As someone that’s majorly needle phobic…I legit almost past out from that scene #TrustMe @BBCOne.”
Someone else said: “Had to cover my eyes!!”
A fan added: “He’s honestly psychotic , i hate needles that scene was horrible to watch! who tf’s trying to kill jamie #TrustMe.”
Speaking menacingly inside Jamie’s cubicle, Alex said: “Zoe talks about you a lot, but they all love the whole super secret agent thing, the nurses.”
Through gritted teeth Jamie replies: “I’m in the army, nothing secret about that.”
Wrenching the needle to the side, Alex continues: “Oops, must have hit a nerve. Oh, there it is again.
Ignoring his patient’s discomfort, he says: “I often think this place is similar to an army. Doctors and nurses; brothers and sisters in arms fighting a common enemy.”
Jamie bravely battles on, refusing to tell Alex to stop.
The doctor says: “Yeah, Zoe’s had a tough time recently under a lot of pressure and the fact we’re getting married.
“She really doesn’t need any complications, if you understand what I mean?”
After Jamie finally caves, Alex’s tone changes to sickly sweet: “There we are, all done.
“If you ever need to speak to a doctor just ask for me, OK?”
Elsewhere tonight Zoe’s credibility was questioned after unit boss Archie Watson (John Hannah) catches her stealing drugs from the supply room on CCTV.
Watson summons Alex to his office and shows him the footage of his girlfriend, demanding he keep her in line.
Demanding an explanation, he says: “Get Zoe’s side of the story, but if this is what it looks like then you and I are going to have to nip this in the bud asap.”
The show kicked off earlier this month with Jamie, who is played by Alfred Enoch, discovering, through the help of autistic patient Danny (Elliot Cooper), that patients had been dying.
Jamie didn’t take the message about the ‘Angel of Death’ seriously until Danny suddenly died the night before he was due to be discharged, triggering Jamie to take action.
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