Series 4
10 episodes · May 7, 2023
Documentary series following the life-saving work of Scotland’s paramedics.
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S4E1Episode 1
May 7, 202358mAn ambulance crew in Aberdeen attend an electric scooter crash, a bariatric patient with breathing difficulties, and a man who has been drinking 70 per cent homemade vodka.
S4E2Episode 2
May 14, 202358mThe Special Operations Response Team helps two children, one who nearly loses a finger and another who needs help getting off an inflatable assault course with a broken arm.
S4E3Episode 3
May 21, 202358mA biker’s tour of northern Scotland is cut short due to a broken rib, and paramedics in Banff rush to the home of a woman who collapsed while on the phone for an ambulance.
S4E4Episode 4
May 28, 202358mIn Dalkeith, an out-of-control dog attacks its owner and stands between the paramedics and their patient. And the ambulance service tries out e-bikes at the Edinburgh Festival.
S4E5Episode 5
Jun 4, 202358mParamedics are called to the shore of Banton Loch in North Lanarkshire, where a man has fallen onto rocky ground. And a crew revive a man in Hawick who has overdosed on drugs.
S4E6Episode 6
Jun 11, 202358mThere is a four-hour wait for a patient with a heart condition in Kirkcaldy, and a SORT team investigates whether a dangerous chemical has been released into a flat.
S4E7Episode 7
Jun 18, 202358mA man struggles to breathe at a nightclub, another collapses with Covid-19, and an ambulance crew in Paisley attend a child who is having febrile convulsions.
S4E8Episode 8
Jun 25, 202358mA patient takes a tumble off an electric scooter, hitting his head. He is reluctant to travel to the hospital, but changes his mind when he faints in the ambulance.
S4E9Episode 9
Jul 2, 202358mParamedics visit an uncooperative patient who has taken an overdose of drugs, and there is an urgent call to a baby who may have swallowed a drawing pin.
S4E10Episode 10
Jul 9, 202358mParamedics in Livingston attend a road traffic collision, and call handlers at the ambulance control centre struggle to deal with a call in Russian.