Bondi Rescue

The episodes are short but interesting, showing the days in the lives of good-looking (for the most part) Bondi Beach lifeguards.

It is incredible how stupid people can be, repeatedly swimming where they aren't supposed to (warning flags and signs are ignored). These people have no clue how close they come to dying, especially the Asian tourists who giggle and immediately go back out to try drowning again.

An added bonus is seeing all the 'eye candy'; skimpily clad swimmers and occasionally a nude or two, both male and female. If nudity bothers you, you may want to pass on this series, mate.

A very good documentary of the daily lives of Life Guard's at Bondi Beach. What makes the show so easy to watch are the lovable life guards, the suspenseful rescues and the spontaneous amusing incidents with patients that happen every now and then.

This painful series illustrates all that's currently wrong with Australia's younger generation of self-entitlement, arrogance, and believing they have the right to act the clown in potentially life or death scenarios. The various "rescues" are obviously staged for the cameras, which in effect makes a mockery of the entire show. Most of the lifeguards are simple-minded, and talk mainly in "ocker" cliches. Maybe an IQ in single digits is a prerequisite for the actors in the series? All in all an embarrassing but false picture of the real Australia, but yet another example of the moronic yuppies that live in or around Bondi. 2/10. Give it a miss!

Cracking programme short and sweet. Gives you a good insight into what life guards have to deal with on a daily basis and also shows the good humour and banter between the lads.

I have been a long time fan of Bondi Rescue and love watching it. It's one of my go to shows to just watch and know I'll enjoy.

It gives you a really good insight to lifeguarding and the important role they do at Bondi, alongside the fun that they all have and also learn a few things too.