Trauma

I found the father to be irritating. There's no way you can feel anything for him or the family really because it's overshadowed by actions that no one would ever take. I understand that emotions run high but I think it's unrealistic and over the top. I couldn't take the program seriously and got more and more frustrated at the father.

I watched all the episodes! & let me tell you! I wanted to kill the father myself! its so stupid how he wants revenge on the doctor but honestly he need Jesus in his life! If he didn't walk into the surgery than maybe his son would still be alive!!!! But honestly they favored the father to much how the f is he going to do everything he did without getting caught like seriously! Plus they don't show any resolution of what the father lies to the wife and daughter!

I was looking forward to this show as I like both leads but that's about the only good part of this series.

The storyline is just implausible. I have family in the medical trade and they just couldn't believe how much the script just invented what would 100% never happen in a hospital.

I understand that it's a drama but a little realism wouldn't go amiss.

And that's just the first episode, which is actually the strongest episode. The finale really lets the show. There's a reason why it currently has a 4.1 rating.

Just utter nonsense; so we've already invented what you can get away with in hospitals, may as well invent what you can get away with legally i.e. what the police will do.

I had seriously high hopes for this; I usually enjoy watching John Simm and Adrian Lester (Hustle was a particular favourite of mine), but oh dear, this was utter garbage. The only trauma was watching it. The whole thing was so totally unbelievable and absurd, to the point of being ridiculously annoying. I got as far as part way through the second episode and I could take it no more. Plot holes, procedural inaccuracies, and unbelievable characters made it totally unwatchable.

I found the first episode very disappointing and most unrealistic, I mean to be able to walk in to a operating theatre and pressurise the surgeon and his colleagues and then to be able to carry on afterwards blaming the surgeon. What about the perpetrator of the horrible crime, they're the ones to blame. I know the father is in shock, any parent would, but to carry on the way he is . . . . . I found that intolerable and annoying. I won't be watching the remaining episodes. Extremely disappointing following on after the tremendous 'Next of Kin'.