Morning chums.For months and months now my choice of late evening TV is all of the A&E programmes.
The ambulances, the helicopter meds, the nurses and everyone involves in accident traumas.
When at work I was always a first aider and I have probably had a dozen occasions since to use those skills.
Does anyone else share my fascination with this? If not, what niche choices have you all made?
I also watch Corrie but I blame that to growing up with three sisters and my Mum all being fans.
( bit sexist that, great)
I don't watch much TV at all now. But I've flagged up the Channel 4 drama "Suspect" with Sam Heughan (Jamie Fraser from Starz Outlander fame).
I'm not sure about A&E after the cancer sh1tshow now. Why watch it on TV when you get to take part in real life?! 7 hours I was there for nothing imo. 7 hours! Shift change and I was forgotten. I just announced I was leaving at 9pm and politely asked them to take out my canula. But I was millimetres away from walking out and visiting a nurse neighbour to take it out for me. See what raw nerves you have touched today ted
We cant believe what nonsense you post either. Good luck with tomorrow though.
At the moment to stop my blood pressure going trhough the roof, I watch "walking with..." on bbc4 at 7.30pm rather than watch the news. Some lovely places and interesting observations and insights into people. Tonight is Vic Reeves on the Dungeness coast.
I used to watch the a nd e progs, but got tired of them. The series Hospital which went behind the scenes and showed the difficult decisons being made by Managers and surgeons etc, was interesting and thought provoking.
The Vic Reeves episode at Dungeness is excellent. It’s a lovely series.
Nigel
I do seem to watch a lot of surgery programs or other front line medical documentaries- I don’t want to, but I’m morbidly drawn to them. For some reason dramas based during a war as well.
then perhaps more normal, I do like comedy. I think most people would understand that and not judge as much anyway
I do like Brian Cox’s space series’ as well
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