My Son Is On 24Hrs In A&e Tonight

[trt]

Its a new series, but at St George's Hospital London this time.

He is not sure when he is on as its edited, but was present when the women in a motorbike accident was brought in, which is in tonight's episode.

He has just qualified as a nurse, and you should easy recognise him, as he has a shaven head and a hearing aid fitted.

[Butterbun]

OK. Will be looking out for him.

[Mamyalynne]

A series I never miss,will keep eyes open for him.

[Elina]

Ahh trt! Will watch tonight!

[Barsel]

Always watch this programme so will watch out for your son tonight trt.

[Georgiesmum]

Ive never seen it. What side and what time is it on please?

[scorpiojo]

Channel 4, 9pm

[Peter Pedant]

Channel 4 9 pm
I never watch either but tonight I will make an exception

Is it OK to wish the young actor: break a leg ?

[Sqad]

trt.......I never watch these programmes, but i will tonight.

Why does he wear a hearing aid?

[BlackadderV]

Because he is hard of hearing?

[Sqad]

Blackadder......ah! thanks.

Do we know why?

[aelmpvw]

///Is it OK to wish the young actor: break a leg ?///
it's a hospital documentary pp, he's a nurse

[pixie373]

I'll look out for him. My goddaughter is on the new Tesco Christmas ad (nickelodeon and boomerang , mainly) unwrapping a Bop-it and saying something like "I did it twice".

[Peter Pedant]

// ///Is it OK to wish the young actor: break a leg ?///
it's a hospital documentary pp, he's a nurse //

he's in a prog - so he's an actor/arteeste and it is the done thing to wish them luck by saying 'break a leg' - and he's in an A+E dept where they have lots of broken legs

and so it was a pun/joke

anyway heeee's theeeeere ! I mistook the hearing aid for a mike

oops and Kerry has just sprung her pelvis, so no wonder she looks, well, er dead.....

grandparent agonising about how they couldnt vary things

[aelmpvw]

Peter, i was just trying to point out that he isn't an actor, he's a nurse in a real hospital in a documentary about real people :-)

[trt]

Tut tut Peter & aelmpvw, calm down, its only a discussion :-)

I did see my son briefly about 3 times, but he told me that he was kept busy all the time when the lady on the motorbike came in, and interviewed for 2 hours, so I will have to wait.

I thought to much time was spent listening to the grandfather, and the parents of the child, instead of the ward.