999: What's Your Emergency?
Season released 7th Oct, 2013Rated MA15+6 episodes
Where to watch 999: What's Your Emergency? Season 2
999: What's Your Emergency? season 2 is free to watch in Australia on 10 Play. Season 2 was released on 7 October 2013.
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999: What's Your Emergency? Season 2 episodes
S02 E01
999: What's Your Emergency?
47 mins · Mon, 7 Oct 2013
Explores the struggles of becoming an adult in modern Britain. Cases include a young man in Southend who's been stabbed multiple times, and a teenager who got very drunk on his first night out in central London.
S02 E02
999: What's Your Emergency?
47 mins · Mon, 14 Oct 2013
Examines the shocking effects of alcohol. In the UK as many as 1.6 million people are dependent on alcohol, and alcohol misuse directly costs the NHS £3.5 billion a year.
S02 E03
999: What's Your Emergency?
47 mins · Mon, 21 Oct 2013
Follows paramedics as they do their best to help patients with mental health problems. With one in four people facing such issues at some point in their lives, it's become the job of the emergency services to assist when needed.
S02 E04
999: What's Your Emergency?
47 mins · Mon, 28 Oct 2013
Focuses on call outs to patients fighting for life and the medical, ethical and emotional challenges their care creates, not just for the paramedics, but also for the friends and family who may be left behind.
S02 E05
999: What's Your Emergency?
46 mins · Mon, 4 Nov 2013
Focuses on the older generation, who now account for two thirds of ambulance calls. With 11 million people in Britain over the age of 65, the NHS is feeling a greater strain than ever before.
S02 E06
999: What's Your Emergency?
46 mins · Mon, 11 Nov 2013
Focuses on babies, from births to over-protective parents and from poorly children to those facing neglect and abuse. Across the UK, 2200 women go into labour every day. The ambulance service helps those who can't make it to hospital.