24 Hours in A&E

[Cheesy]

Holy Mother of God!

If you are at all squeamish it's probably not a good idea to look.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Is this a reality TV show?

 

[yeseye]

Is this a reality TV show?

It’s the average waiting time nowadays!

 

[Two Gun Bob]

Brilliant series Cheesy, not to be confused with casualty 24/7 filmed at Barnsley hospital with it's brilliantly barmy volunteer Jane Allen. She should get a gong. Another one of our favourites is 999 critical condition.

 

[Barcon]

Fuck that. I wouldn’t wait anywhere near that long. I’d fuck off home and fix myself.

 

[Bluemanc100]

Holy Mother of God!

If you are at all squeamish it's probably not a good idea to look.

And she kicked one of the nurses with it :-D

 

[stonerblue]

Why the fuck anyone would watch this is beyond me.

 

[bluetonium]

Watched a few of them over Christmas whilst up with insomnia. Some episodes are a very difficult watch and if you get sucked in then you have to see it to the end. Seeing the responders and the effects the job has on them too is very sobering.

There was one episode with a baby... I haven't watched since that one.

If any of the relatives interviewed start talking about the patient in the past tense, just switch off.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Fuck that. I wouldn’t wait anywhere near that long. I’d fuck off home and fix myself.

Well, those chain saws come in handy!

 

[bluenova]

Holy Mother of God!

If you are at all squeamish it's probably not a good idea to look.

I know someone who worked on this - it was even worse before they edited it for the show

 

[Kompany Car]

Brilliant series Cheesy, not to be confused with casualty 24/7 filmed at Barnsley hospital with it's brilliantly barmy volunteer Jane Allen. She should get a gong. Another one of our favourites is 999 critical condition.

Seriously there is one filmed in Barnsley ? Can only imagine the doctors greeting “Ey up mucker, what’s tha done T’ thi sen ?”

 

[kaz7]

As an ex casualty , trauma and orthopaedic nurse i cant get enough of these shows , watch them all, the casualty ones and the ambulance ones and gp ones , everyone should watch them and appreciate what the nhs do for us

 

[idahoblues]

As an ex casualty , trauma and orthopaedic nurse i cant get enough of these shows , watch them all, the casualty ones and the ambulance ones and gp ones , everyone should watch them and appreciate what the nhs do for us

I think I'd rather be out working on becoming a casualty

 

[kaz7]

I think I'd rather be out working on becoming a casualty

You will ski into a tree at some point

 

[KS55]

You will ski into a tree at some point

Or get crushed by your own snowplough.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Or get crushed by your own snowplough.

Jeremy Renner is fine, he’s a superhero

 

[Bill Walker]

Holy Mother of God!

If you are at all squeamish it's probably not a good idea to look.

Now I have to watch it.
What is it, where is it etc. ?

 

[Cheesy]

Now I have to watch it.
What is it, where is it etc. ?

https://www.channel4.com/programmes/24-hours-in-ae

 

[stonerblue]

Watched a few of them over Christmas whilst up with insomnia. Some episodes are a very difficult watch and if you get sucked in then you have to see it to the end. Seeing the responders and the effects the job has on them too is very sobering.

There was one episode with a baby... I haven't watched since that one.

If any of the relatives interviewed start talking about the patient in the past tense, just switch off.

Alternatively, don't switch on in the first place.

 

[eastmanc]

It’s the average waiting time nowadays!

My mam has been in twice since August and on Christmas eve and both times she was left over 24 hours until they found her a ward and she is 91.