Season
- Season 0 2013-06-04
- Season 1 2011-05-11
- Season 2 2012-05-16
- Season 3 2013-04-10
- Season 4 2013-11-13
- Season 5 2014-01-08
- Season 6 2014-05-07
- Season 7 2014-10-30
- Season 8 2015-01-07
- Season 9 2015-05-27
- Season 10 2015-10-20
- Season 11 2016-05-16
- Season 12 2016-11-16
- Season 13 2017-05-31
- Season 14 2018-01-02
- Season 15 2018-05-16
- Season 16 2018-11-12
- Season 17 2019-01-08
- Season 18 2019-05-07
- Season 19 2019-11-18
- Season 20 2020-01-14
- Season 21 2020-06-16
- Season 22 2020-09-02
- Season 23 2021-01-12
- Season 24 2021-05-31
- Season 25 2021-12-02
- Season 26 2022-01-18
- Season 27 2022-07-11
- Season 28 2022-09-05
- Season 29 2022-10-03
- Season 30 2023-01-03
- Season 31 2023-07-10
- Season 32 2024-03-05
- Season 33 2024-06-10
- Season 34 2025-02-13
- Season 35 2025-05-27
Season 35 Episode
- Season 0 The Making of 24 Hours in A&E
- Season 0 24 Hours in A&E for Stand Up To Cancer
- Season 0 Heart Special
- Season 0 Remembrance Day
- Season 0 Ready for Anything
- Season 0 On the Edge
- Season 0 Survivors
- Season 0 Miracles
- Season 0 Family Ties
- Season 0 Journey of Life
- Season 0 Guardian Angels
- Season 0 Never Really Alone
- Season 0 Worlds Collide
- Season 0 Labour of Love
- Season 0 Turn Back The Clock
- Season 0 Precious Time
- Season 0 A Better Life
- Season 0 Just The Way You Are
- Season 0 One True Love
- Season 0 A Life's Work
- Season 0 Someone To Stand By Me
- Season 0 Turning Over A New Leaf
- Season 0 Side By Side
- Season 0 Always By Your Side
- Season 0 Family Bonds
- Season 0 The Ripple Effect
- Season 0 The Ones We Love
24 Hours in A&E - Season 0 Episode 1 The Making of 24 Hours in A&E
6.70 47 minutes 24 Hours in A&E is one of Channel 4's groundbreaking and critically acclaimed programmes. This documentary takes a look behind the scenes at how this large-scale production is made through every stage of the process. It asks why King's College Hospital allowed the cameras in, what impact the series has had on the hospital staff, and why the public agree to be filmed. Unlike most documentaries, the series captures life in the Emergency Department using what's called a 'fixed rig'. This programme captures the rig being set up, as 92 remotely-operated cameras, 100 microphones and 16 miles of wiring are installed in the department by technicians. The programme shows how the crew of 170 - an unprecedented number for a documentary - is assembled and trained. The team work on site for six weeks of non-stop round-the-clock filming, handling 8000 hours of footage to make 28 episodes of the series, which is broadcast in 54 countries.
