I am a fan of real life documentaries that show the true heroes that are involved in our medical fields, especially those in emergency response situations.
Not being from America, it was definitely interesting watching events happening in NYC, and getting to know the healthcare workers involved in saving people's lives.
They see such tragedy, and put their own lives at risk to help others, what they do is beyond heroic, they deserve so much acknowledgement and respect.
The only thing that turned me off Emergency NYC, was the blatant political propaganda that seemed to become more ingrained in the series the more it went on.
Also, it was difficult to watch knowing what expenses these patients were up against just to save their lives.
Apart from that, again it was really interesting, and I have the utmost respect for these and all healthcare workers out there on the front line.
Not being from America, it was definitely interesting watching events happening in NYC, and getting to know the healthcare workers involved in saving people's lives.
They see such tragedy, and put their own lives at risk to help others, what they do is beyond heroic, they deserve so much acknowledgement and respect.
The only thing that turned me off Emergency NYC, was the blatant political propaganda that seemed to become more ingrained in the series the more it went on.
Also, it was difficult to watch knowing what expenses these patients were up against just to save their lives.
Apart from that, again it was really interesting, and I have the utmost respect for these and all healthcare workers out there on the front line.