Leisure-center staff's lifesaving work anchors The Emergency Room's marathon
Ambulance: Code Red follows West Midlands critical-care crews, while hospital documentaries round out five new uploads.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Ambulance: Code Red Most Watched Full Episodes Marathon
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- 0:53Critical-care paramedics head toward a Wolverhampton scooter collision after receiving reports of two critically injured patients.
- 7:16Fay and Kerry treat an adult badminton player whom leisure-center staff revived using an AED.
- 10:35An air ambulance crew travels to a golf club for a groundsman who collapsed after bee stings.
- 17:41Kerry credits the leisure center's lifeguards and staff with saving Martin's life.
- 18:12Will Meadows and Jeffrey Bartle begin their shift and receive a dispatch to a multi-vehicle crash.
Martin had collapsed while playing badminton. By the time critical-care paramedics Fay Pollock and Kerry Hemus arrive at the Dudley leisure center, staff have used an automated external defibrillator to revive him. Later, Hemus makes the credit explicit: "What saved Martin's life was the lifeguards and the staff at that leisure center."
That sequence gives a human center to "Ambulance: Code Red Most Watched Full Episodes Marathon," The Emergency Room's most-watched new upload this week, with about 5,000 views. The Curve Media documentary also follows an air ambulance team heading to a groundsman who has collapsed after multiple bee stings. Between calls, there is the less visible work of checking emergency medications and preparing for the next dispatch.
The Totem-operated channel posted five uploads, moving between ambulance response, operating-theater footage and IVF journeys from 24 Hour Baby Hospital. Its newest Trauma Investigators episode currently has the strongest daily viewing momentum. An older 24 Hour Baby Hospital episode about a first-time mother's delivery is also drawing viewers and is approaching 100,000 views.
Across the channel, weekly viewing added roughly a quarter of a million views, while subscribers remained unchanged. Today's viewing pace is well below its usual level. Among nearby television channels, its weekly viewing was close to MASTERPIECE PBS; Everybody Loves Raymond had a much busier week.
For The Emergency Room, the marathon's most telling detail is not a specialist procedure but Hemus's acknowledgment of the people who acted before her crew arrived.
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- Channel
- The Emergency Room
- Subscribers
- 188,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 259,227
- Videos published this week
- 5
- Video published
- November 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 5,071
- Views on its first day
- 2,281
The numbers
Here is how The Emergency Room's viewing and subscriber totals moved this week.


