Is Cardiac Arrest coming back?

Cardiac Arrest ended on June 25, 1996, on BBC One. The series concluded after three seasons, with its final episode airing on that date.

Cardiac Arrest was a British medical drama series that aired from 1994 to 1996. It was a satirical comedy-drama that depicted the realities of working within the National Health Service, often highlighting the cynical and humorous aspects of hospital life. Created by Jed Mercurio, a former junior doctor, the show drew from his own experiences to portray a more visceral and realistic view of medical professionals during the 1990s.

The series followed Dr. Andrew Collin, a newly qualified houseman with idealistic notions about medicine, who faced the harsh realities of hospital work under the guidance of pragmatic senior staff like Dr. Claire Maitland. The show was known for its sharp wit and honest portrayal of medical personnel, blending drama and comedy to explore the challenges faced by healthcare workers. The cast included Andrew Lancel as Dr. Collin, Helen Baxendale as Dr. Maitland, Ace Bhatti as Dr. Rajah, and others. It did not have a rated score on TVMaze and each episode had a runtime of approximately 30 minutes.