Ambulance

This show has everything.. drama, comedy, thriller, horror.. BUT. This is real life. This is everyday life of paramedics and call handlers. This is a reality check for the UK nation.

The best show i have ever watched. i am absolutely addicted. it is truly breathtaking to see the inside of the ambulance service. and how they cope with different situations from the tense moments to the ones that pull on yore heart strings i love it all well done bbc you have really pulled out all the stops for this one what a breathtaking and educational documentary wow

The show is so addictive! I watch it every day, the moment I come home from school it's on right until I got to sleep. This show is an award winning piece 100%. It's given me a lot of realisation of what goes on in a paramedics 12 hour shift and how it can affect not only their feeling/emotions but the patients family & friends feeling too because they worry. There NEEDS to be another series because once I finish it, I have nothing else to watch. It has also given me an idea of what I want to do career wise because it would make me a stronger person both mentally and physically. There will be some difficult jobs like a car crash where people die on scene.

Great potential for a documentary but let's itself down by a cringe worthy PR campaign for the the ambulance service. They do a excellent job but the fake conversations of concern after each casualty just spoils the program.

This tv show is a masterpiece - not just because of the filming, editing, etc but because of the connection yoi feel to all the characters - paramedics and patients. It's an insight on our society and the people we live with. There is no other program which makes me as emotional as this one. It's often overwhelming to see what's happening around us everyday. Every episode gives me multiple moments of tears. The people who try to save us everyday are the real heroes who deserve much more appreciation than we give them. Seeing this program gives me hope that there is still a lot good left in this world. Thank you BBC.