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I must say after the first episode I was apprehensive but after watching the 7th episode I am hooked, love the show, hope they keep it going.

I agree with the reviewers who give a lower rating because of the first episode (which essentially tries to cram too much in at once), however if you give the show a chance it does develop into something much better.

If you are a fan of light hearted dramas such as 1000 words - i think you will like this. Several of the actors are established Aussie actors who you will recognise if you have watched many other recent dramas - including Five Bedrooms.

The story revolves around the RFDS and the crisis they face, however the show deals with this in such a way that you can't help connect with those affected.

It is sweet and heart felt and a nice light easy watch. It keeps out modern politics and all the social nonsense you watch TV to avoid.

The only annoyance with the show is the English Doctor's son. He is just a whiney child who acts far younger than his age. The show doesn't really connect with his character, and the actor who plays him is so wooden that you are glad of that !

Love seeing the landscapes in this series, and the light, so different from my world.. I hope it's renewed. They could certainly find enough stories to last for decades. Lots of different plot threads off of each character, too. I love that this world is so different from mine.

Keeping fingers crossed.

As a nurse, I have loved medical shows since ER. I'm very critical of most, because they're not realistic and you can't help but see the flaws. I found RFDS to be above average. Obviously I don't know what goes on in the Outback, but I do know that these stories are pretty darn good and very realistic. I hope that there is enough support to keep this one going! I like it!

I love this show, I cannot stress that enough. It's brilliant. I'm old enough to remember The Flying Doctors, what you might call the original RFDS and the flame was passed on to an equally entertaining show that displays what life in the harshness of the outback can be...the good, the bad and the type that tears your heart out of your chest when you witness it.

The characters are really great, contemporary, kind, funny and somewhat tongue in cheek at times, but we'll thought out and we'll acted.

This show is a real true blue pleasure to watch and it tips it's hat to the real people who work for the Royal Flying Doctors and the great work they do in the rough outback environment.

This show was absolutely amazing, really hoping that they continue with this.

This is one of the best "doctor" shows that I have seen! The acting is outstanding. The stores are great. Realistic. Most of the other medical/ police/ first responder shows that I have watched and liked (to varying degrees) don't measure up to RFDS.

I'm American, really like Australian, British, New Zealand shows. Good job!

Not as bad as the 1-raters put it, but I could do without the sex on first visit. Otherwise, a decent show.

I am a typical American binge watcher, I am an avid story lover, and this is the best I have seen in years. IMO the stories Are believable, the situations with the interpersonal relationships are all too understandable, but thoroughly enjoyable. As a fan of the movies, and series like Agents of Shield, The Expanse, Outland, and shows and series presenting nature and science, this was such a great find! Can't wait for season 2 and on. Thank you!

Excellent photography and good story's but the bad sound spoils the show.

Great Aussie show... I'm hoping there is more to come.

Excellent series, but let down by bad sound. Hard to understand the chat between cast at times. The music should compliment the background not overpower it. Otherwise some good scripts.

Draws you in with the human interest stories, the quirky characters without the perfect teeth/body/clothes Americanization that renders most programs unwatchable. The cinematography is wonderful with the sweeping panoramas playing a major starring role and rightly so. This show has history, drama, geography, multi-cultural themes that don't feel force fed. Yes, there is some weak acting and confusing story lines. It grows on you though and keeps you wanting more. The issues the characters deal with have a surprisingly wide range. I found it entertaining and enjoyable, sincerely hope its picked up for a second season.

I really enjoyed this show. I hope there is a season 2. Nice to see a good Aussie show. Some are not so good. The bite was another one that was ok but it got cancelled. I much prefer rfds any way'

... if you've watch any Australian programming you'll probably be familiar with several of these cast members... they're all good actors and easily up to the task here... production values are good, and the script although fairly predictable does entertain... it's a likable medical-drama from the land-down-under... ended with an eye on S2... fair to say most viewers will await its continuation.

This show has a very relaxing tempo. A female doctor leave a personal scandal in England to a more relaxed yet adventurous life in Australia.

The show honestly approaches moral issues, in a relaxed yet entertaining way.

Its like: ER = In a Plane = In Australia (Enough said)

Part of me is unsure whether this is as good as I think it is at the moment. Why? Because everything I've attempted to watch that is current has been complete trash due to the bumbling way the writers seem to try to shoe-horn social issues in to a series. Does RFDS do that? Well, yeah. Sometimes. But it almost always has managed to feel mostly organic enough that it doesn't take away from the story itself.

It is shot nicely, and in all seriousness, as an aviation geek I could look at the shots of these jets all day long. The story is generally solid. If you (mostly) enjoyed 5 Bedrooms, chances are good you will enjoy RFDS as well.

The issues I have with this series are generally minor. I dislike the character of Taylor. I think it would have been more compelling with a younger child actor if writers were insistent on such a role. Alternately, I think her purpose was largely served after series 1, so she should have been written out and at uni or something.

I have grown to dislike the drag scenes. It was fun enough at first, but nearing the end of series 2, it is one thing that feels very out of place. Maybe it's me, but these people are supposed to be colleagues, likely ranging in age from 18 to 55... most 40+ year olds have zero desire to go out with 18 year old colleagues, much less go out with said colleagues to a drag bar/show. This is the one ongoing storyline that seems too out of place.

Another thing... I have been bothered by Matty's character. Okay, so, he managed to give a patient like 10x the dose of ketamine he was supposed to give him and it was hardly even worth a mention... and yet they had another character actually facing the potential for harsher penalties after a different situation that didn't involve gross negligence? What?! Are these writers insane?! There is something really rather uncomfortable about the casual acceptance of drug use on this show, but the ketamine storyline and Matty's personality as a whole are supremely irritating.

As a whole there is strong writing and most of the characters are enjoyable. I'm definitely looking forward to series 3... I just hope maybe the writers learn how better to contain all of the B-stories? It can be a bit much, especially when it just seems like it belongs in a completely different show!

I suppose I'm not as discerning as some other reviewers who cited, poor acting, storyline and whatnot, but I thoroughly enjoyed the series and it only got better as it progressed. I'm definitely hoping for a second helping.

What the heck happened? Loved the first series. It was so darned good. Loved the characters & storylines but apparently being sold overseas means that what ain't broke they fixed it & not so well! It was an 8/10

Now: Over dramatic. Over the top medical procedures. It just does not feel like the same show even with the same characters.

It appears that with eyes now on this show overseas they've created a new show. Sadly it's disappointing and rather corny.

Please bring back the original show!

It's a great showcase for Australia but I'm just not so excited to watch it now.

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I really loved this show! The actors and the script kept me wanting more! I enjoyed every character and story line. The drama of the life and death scenarios seem very believable. When is season 2?

Royal Flying Doctor Service (RYDS) So, how would it compare to the iconic Flying Doctors series of the 1980s?

Well, apart from one instance in the first series, it is very much the same.

The one instance being the morality and integrity of the original Flying Doctors was cast to the wind with the new female doctor bedding a male nurse on her first night. No Geoff/Kate, will they/won't they here! Nor furtive glances and knowing looks over God knows how many series.

And oh, how contemporary, the obligatory same-sex scenario we see in everything else ... boring!

In the end it was very tedious with modern day cliched storylines that became very tedious. I was glad it finished. My wife saw it through to the end but I would have given up half way through.

On the medical side, it was pretty gruesome at times and the medical dialogue was too detailed and esoteric.

His BP is 100 over 80, dilating hexachlryphen in the two faced alternating snuffle unit, we're losing him, no he's back ... shoot him up with 100 milligrams of ketamine ... How did that nurse keep his job after giving 1000% more than he should have?? And how did the patient survive?

Please tell me season 2 is on its way. I absolutely loved it. Ofcourse being a huge fan of. Steve Peacocke helps. The interaction between him and Emma Hamilton is wonderful.

But obviously love the other actors as well.

I love this show and am thrilled that it's been renewed for a third season! I just hope I won't have to wait as long I did between series one and two. The treatment of the relations between the indigenous characters and the "whites" seems very realistic to me. Apart from Taketsubo syndrome, I have no idea if the medical stuff is accurate but the cast certainly sells it! Adding Chara's character to season two was a great idea. Some reviews describe this series as light. In a sense it is because the main characters aren't dark or grim, but they are complex and not without flaws for the most part.

Emma takes a brave choice to move to Australia for the RFDS .. The first episode placed here in a position real RFDS face . Watch fall in love with the characters enjoy..