All Saints

All Saints is the best. That was decided by the Logie (Australian TV award) that it won for Best Drama, over constant favorite Blue Heelers. The combination of solid characters, good writing, moving performances and fantastic actors who all work well together makes this show the delight that it is. It's also not troubled by dealing with the tough issues, as was shown by earlier episodes where they dealt with male rape and de-tox trials. Filmed in Sydney, this show may occassionally slip into the unrealistic (as do all shows on TV) but other than that, it's fantastic.

My wife and I have been streaming All Saints almost nightly now for a couple of years. It has become our all-time favorite television drama. The casting includes a wide variety of talent and the character development is remarkable! For example, you may quickly develop a like or dislike about a character at first, but as things develop you may find yourself feeling differently based on their circumstances. There is certainly no shortage of medical trauma and suspense. The Australians seem to have hit on a proven model of television entertainment that holds your interest and doesn't seem to grow old too quickly. Prima Donnas apparently are not really necessary for good quality television. Americans take note! Watch closely and you may espy an actor or two who seems very familiar to someone you may have seen in an American production!

One of the best Aussie tv medical dramas. the show was brilliant in every way, drama, heart and comedy, what this show was truly about. some great actors/actresses got their start here and some guest actors/actresses would later work together again. a true aussie drama with everything going for it.

"All Saints" is now in its fifth season on Australian television, and it continues to captivate audiences and critics alike. The show has won widespread acclaim, and it's not difficult to see why. The show makes you genuinely care about the plight of its characters, and continually delivers tense situations and riveting storylines.

The show has everything to keep you interested, including the touching romance between paramedic Ben Markham and nurse Bronwyn Craig. The "will they, won't they" relationship between Terri Sullivan and doctor Mitch Stevens is also captivating, if slightly frustrating!

The tense opening episodes of season five were an example of the show at its best, as Ben, Scott, Rebecca and the other paramedics worked frantically to save lives amid a terrible train wreck. The episodes, continued over a two-week period, were fantastic. Watch this show. It reminds you that it's not just Americans who can deliver a fantastic drama series.

Best part of this is you don't have to witness sex scenes. Leave it to the imagination. And dispute differences in medical opinions, they still can get along. All the cast members have different personalities but get along quite well. Judy MGrath (Von) is the best and most enjoyable to watch. Steph was the best also, both very knowledgeable and CARING. The boys also are great. No matter how the patient acts they are a forgiving group and will continue to care for unruly patients. Of course you have a Dr. That thinks he knows best but then atleast he gives in and explains .

Thoroughly enjoying series up to now and wish there were more freebies.

Also I am hooked on all the Australian shows and end up disappointed when done.

Very enjoyable compare to US tv Mary.