Casualty fans accuse show of HUGE blunder after gory injury leaves them seriously baffled

The injury happened when the woman, named Daisy (played by Lauren Crace) was at her Robin Hood-themed hen party and was accidentally shot by her maid-of-honour.

Daisy was admitted to Holby City’s Accident and Emergency Department, where in rather gruesome scenes, doctors pulled the arrow out.

However, later on when she was discharged from the hospital, Daisy had her right arm bandaged and strapped up.

Those watching at home took to Twitter to ask what was going on.

One baffled viewer said: “Was it my imagination or did she get hit with the arrow in the left arm but had the right arm bandaged up?? #casualty.”

“In #Casualty didn’t that girl get shot with the arrow in the OTHER arm?,” another asked.

While a third commented: “Arrow woman has got the wrong arm bandaged up now #casualty.”

Luckily for those who were confused, other viewers were on hand to explain that Daisy had in fact broken her right arm when she fell, requiring it to be strapped up.

One social media user explained: “Woman in #Casualty shot by arrow on left and then fell on right and broke that arm. Not a mistake! #justsaying.”

Another remarked: “Regarding the girl who got shot. She was shot in the left arm with the arrow. Which was bandaged. She also fractured her right arm #Casualty.”

Casualty continues next Saturday at 8.25pm on BBC One.

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