The Royal, grrrrr

[dot.haukes]

Ok it's set in the 1960s/70s, but the RAF Mountain Rescue was around then and had telephones and covered Yorkshire and were specialist trained in cliff rescue.
I've watched a practise cliff rescue dozens of times and they should lower the stretcher DOWN not up surely and no doctor would ever perform such a rescue FGS

fantasy or what.

oh yes it is phew thank gawd for that

[carlton23]

I mentioned that to my wife but we found it exciting anyway. It doesn`t take much to please us. The TV Guide states it is the last in the series. Shame.

[trt]

If they lowered him down on the beach, they would have had to take the boy by lifeboat to the hospital.

But its only pretend, lol.

[hc4361]

It's not a documentary.

[Oleanda]

Our TV guide says last night's episode was 3 of 12.

[angiealf]

Mine too Oleanda. Definately not last in series. Better not be any way!

[marval]

Well I think The Royal has finished.

http://uk.tv.yahoo.com/blog/article/107941/pag e-5/