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Bizarre ER

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Series about eye-watering cases which come through the doors of British A&E departments

Bizarre ER: Series 3

Mark Downie

Freema Agyeman

Bizarre ER: Series 3: Episode 11

Series 3

Episode 11

BBC Three - Bizarre ER, Series 3, Episode 11

Featuring a cheerleader injured after being dropped during an airborne manoeuvre.

Documentary series about eye-watering medical cases in A&E departments. Includes a cook left with bulbous blisters after spilling roast potato fat all over her arms.

Freema Agyeman narrates a series focusing on the most extraordinary and eye-watering cases to come through the doors of a British A&E department and remarkable tales of medical survival from across the UK. 

Includes a cook left with bulbous blisters after spilling roast potato fat all over her arms; a schoolboy who has ripped open his armpit falling out of a tree; and a cheerleader injured after being dropped during an airborne manoeuvre. 

Plus, the two microlight pilots who crashed after a freak nosedive from a thousand feet and how surgeons rebuilt their shattered bones, and medical professionals confess the most bizarre and outrageous cases they have ever been confronted with in casualty.

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Documentary series about eye-watering cases in British A&E departments

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