Critical

Medical drama

Jed Mercurio[1]

  • Jed Mercurio
  • Matthew Broughton
  • Laurence Davey
  • Mark Greig
  • Michael A. Walker
  • Tom Needham
  • Katherine McGinn

  • Jon East
  • Michael Keillor
  • Philippa Langdale

Ruth Barrett

United Kingdom

English

1

13[2]

  • Jed Mercurio
  • Mark Redhead
  • Cameron Roach

Christopher Hall

60 minutes (inc. adverts)

Hat Trick Productions

Sky 1

24 February (2015-02-24) –
19 May 2015 (2015-05-19)

as Glen Boyle, Trauma Consultant and Team Leader[9][10]

Lennie James

as Fiona Lomas, Vascular Surgical Registrar and Trauma Fellow[11]

Catherine Walker

as Dr. Angharad ('Harry') Bennett-Edwards, Senior House Officer[12]

Kimberley Nixon

as Nicola Hicklin, Consultant Nurse, Acting Clinical Lead and Deputy Clinical Lead

Neve McIntosh

as Justin Costello, Staff Nurse

John MacMillan

as Billy Finlay, Operating Department Practitioner

Danny Kirrane

as Ramakrishna Chandramohan, Anaesthetics Registrar

Prasanna Puwanarajah

as Clive Archerfield, Clinical Lead Consultant and Major Incident Officer

Peter Sullivan

as Nerys Merrick, Ward Sister

Mali Harries

as Giles Dhillon, Trauma Manager

Paul Bazely

as Rebecca Osgood, Orthopaedic Registrar

Emma Fryer

Juliet Oldfield as Shelley Imms,

Radiographer

Jack Fortune as Robert Street, Consultant General Surgeon

as Lorraine Rappaport, Consultant Trauma Surgeon, Consultant Vascular Surgeon and Trauma Team Leader[13]

Claire Skinner

Orion Lee as Brian Zhao, Radiographer

CT

Reception[edit]

Reviews were predominantly positive,[15][16][17][18] noting the ground-breaking style and structure of the series; however some critics expressed a preference for a more traditional approach to medical drama.[19][20]

International broadcasters[edit]

In Australia, the series premiered on BBC First on 28 July 2015.[21]

at IMDb

Critical