Casualty.

[Caran]

So glad to see this back tonight. They really did well with this show. Showed how traumatic it is for the staff. So sad Noel died though.
Difficult to tell who was who in a lot of cases. Good they had names on visors, that helped a bit.

[bobbie22]

I enjoyed casualty tonight. Well done.

[Caran]

It was a bit difficult with the flashbacks.
What on earth had happened to Connie face towards the end. She looked like she had gone 10 rounds with Ali!!

[bobbie22]

I think they get those marks wearing those plastic masks erc

[Caran]

Thanks, bobbie22, never thought of that.

[Apc2604]

I changed channels. The last thing I wanted to watch was a tv hospital programme featuring Covid!

[maggiebee]

Thanks for letting me know Noel died before I have had the chance to watch the show. Could the word "spoiler" not have been used?

[Boto]

I thought it was awful. Have we not had enough of COVID in the last 10 months without a supposedly entertainment programme featuring it? We know there was a lack of PPE, that BAME people were more vulnerable, etc.There have been numerous documentaries, news items, about COVID if we want to know what it’s like for the staff.

[ubasses]

Make up was done to represent how the medical staff are suffering from wearing PPE all day.

[dave50]

Is was inevitable that the BBC would want it to cover covid and show it at its worst. I dont know about anyone else, but the BBC seem to be revelling in it all. They love to show multiple screens of happy people in their living rooms having such fun as though it's no hardship whatsoever.

[Apc2604]

I agree Dave. The BBC have a dreadful programme schedule now.

[Milo2]

I didn’t think it was awful but I have to agree with Boto, I’ve had enough of COVID and want to watch something that doesn’t remind of it.

[Vagus]

I agree milo. We havent watched it for a couple of years but decided to give it a go last night for lack of anything else. Don’t think we’ll be bothering again.