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 
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
