This is Going to Hurt Trailer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Based on Adam Kay’s award-winning international multi-million selling memoir of the same name, Ben Whishaw (A Very English Scandal, Skyfall, London Spy) will play the screen version of Adam in the series which has been adapted by creator Kay himself.
This is Going to Hurt is Kay’s diaries, scribbled in secret after endless days, sleepless nights and missed weekends, tell the unvarnished truth of life as a doctor working in obstetrics and gynaecology. The series sees Adam clinging to his personal life as he is increasingly overwhelmed by stresses at work: the 97-hour weeks, the life and death decisions, and all the while knowing the hospital parking meter is earning more than him.
This Is Going To Hurt is a show about trying to be a good doctor in a system which can sometimes feel like it’s working against you. Like the book, the series will depict life on and off the hospital ward with frank and often shocking honesty. The series rejoices in the highs, while pulling no punches in its depiction of the gut-wrenching lows, and celebrates the everyday superstars of the health service who keep our hospitals running.
The 4th wall break and humour to cope with despair and stress gives me Fleabag vibes
Just when you want to defund the BBC they come up with this, are they toying with us?
"Oh, I dunno - the lion and the wardrobe will probably miss you" 😆🤣😂
I didn't get that. Can someone please explain?
Started watching this a while ago (still have to wait for one episode a week). A series I can totally binge in one go.... From hilarious high's and super funny comments, to being in tears and balling my eyes out all in one episode. It's brilliant.
So are all the episodes out now?
@@kevina3372 in South Africa, yes. Was an excellent series
Totally brilliant....a sure BBC hit. ITV just cannot do dramas like this ever...and with Ben Whishaw you cannot go wrong.
Oh God, what a gem of a show! It’s heartbreakingly funny?! When you work in healthcare… and you relate so much to what they’re going thru… the exhaustion is just unbearable, speaking from real experience 😢
This is going to be one of my favorite show ever 💖
It’s definitely my favourite right now!!
Deserves every BAFTA award coming to it!
Just finished, what a brilliant series. I loved every single moment of it. I laughed and cried hard at the same time. We need more series like this one.
Just finished enjoying the book this morning, happened to be reading it while at a appointment at the NHS Radiology department yesterday and mentioned it while getting an aspiration from the Radiologist Dr who had also read the book and mentioned it had been made into a TV series which she recommended, will have to have a watch of it. Do you know if it's on Sky catch up or where to find the series? Blessings from Scotland. 🙏🏴✌️
This show had me crying so much 😭
What’s it abt ?
"Holy sh*t" only 7 episodes?? now that is going to hurt 😭
Series 2 pretty please
Hands down the best charactor was the consultant mrs haughton. Legend
The best and the worst 😂
Deffo and she played Mandy in This Country too
This is going to be a Ben Whishaw treat!
This is the only comedy where I'm afraid to laugh because I know that for every laugh I do means that there will be a fucking heartbreak coming at full speed that would instantly send me in A&R
I am loving this serie but is too short 😢 😔 I need season 2 this is probably my favorite doctor show
Nurse here the PTSD is reaaaalll😂😂
I can easily say the best drama series ever. AMBIKA MOD stole the show for me amazing . Bravo to all.❤
Holy effing sh**.
This trailer has a strong start.
I'm gonna have to put this one on hold and come back.
I'm like, "Why is she eating in the first place ? "
I need to regroup.
I absolutely love this show!! 🤣😂
Reading the book right now and I'm loving it 😄😁😆
I’m almost done with it, didn’t know there was a series based on it! The first time a book literally made me laugh out loud 😂
How does Ben Whishaw not age
Such a great series. Ashley McGuire is fab as always.
Finished the book and now I am about to start the show!
For anyone looking for the Kreia for KOTOR2 appearances:
- “Hopefully a hairdresser” (at 0:41)
- “Nobody cares if I die” (at 2:52)
(okay her real name is Sara Kestelman, but she will forever be Kreia to me)
Oh episode six…. You broke my bloody heart. 😭
I feel like this role is meant for Ben Wishaw you know whatt i mean?
such a good show love it!
Does anyone know the song playing in the background?
There's a couple songs, but if you're referring to the Jarvis song that starts at @1:15, it's Jarvis - Job Description. It's on the show's soundtrack that just came out.
@@myrpok Thanks!
I caught the first episode on a plane. I laughed within minutes and would never watch a show like this. Highly recommend.
incredible! next series plz!
I’m gonna read the book first but can’t wait
The book is super funny but also a bit sad.
The show is a million times better than the book
@@sydneydeb are u sure the books are usually better
@@siennamelake9940 not this one. Adam was a nasty, mean person in both. Only saving grace was Ben. A few funny bits but disappointing otherwise.
That looks like NHS Aberdeen main hospital. 🙂
Someone in the comments is fighting so hard just to say that Kay isn't cut out to be a doctor because his behavior shows that he doesn't cope well with the environment he's in.
Like wasn't that the whole point of the show? The person kept insisting that doctors like Kay are part of the minority and that the majority copes well enough as if that erases the fact that there are doctors out there suffering under extreme pressure.
What that person couldn't see is the lost potential of these doctors who "are incompetent because they lack empathy for their patients". I mean Shruti alone showed great improvement in her field but still ended up dead because she couldn't take the stress anymore. Are we just gonna ignore the doctors we lost just because there are those who cope better?
Honestly, empathy was the problem with Kay’s situation. I haven’t watched the show yet but just finished the audiobook (read by the author). People like him who start out really caring and empathetic don’t make it as doctors because empathy is painful, and that means daily pain for a guy like him. In a labor ward, babies and moms to be die in horrible agony on a regular basis. Not only that but he would have to talk to all the grieving relatives, compounding the trauma. To survive, doctors have to be total sociopaths or somehow build an emotional wall between them and the patients. I don’t think Kay was able to fully do that. Throughout the book, by his tone, I could tell he cared a lot, especially about the babies. A lot of people think he was making fun of patients, but listening to him read the book, it was more like each horrible thing was another straw that broke the camels back, continuous unending misery that can only be talked about in a dark comedic light. His stories may sound funny to the audience, but remember he had to see these people suffer.
Is it as good as it's book?
Better.
The book it’s absolutely hilarious and heartbreaking you should read it if you ever get the change it’s not that long.
Doctors all over the world
thaaaaaaaaaannnnk u ben whishaw❤️
whats the difference to her between a blood clot and a placenta its still raw and bloody omg
Agree, can't usually watch real life intrusive surgery films but went along with as this was so enjoyable but that woman's dietary needs nearly made me throw up 🤮
He looks like Freddie Highmore
Just tell me that Ben doesn’t get his heart broken in this
His colleague kill’s herself? And his boyfriend breaks up with him!
Awwww darling blossom. I’m so sowwy! Cuddles for you!
@@hanscombe72 oh god!! Give this man a break :’
@@hanscombe72 Spoilers :/
"Welcome to the NHS"
This looks fantastic
They should come and see Indian hospitals
We found out H is Harry
An interesting insight into why the NHS has some of the worst perinatal and maternal mortality rates in the developed World. Yes, the USA is worse, there's always one, but that's a very low bar.
Maternal mortality rates in the UK are 7 deaths per 100,000 live births. Just to pick a few other countries, that's the same as Germany, better than France or Portugal (8), New Zealand (9), Canada (10), and yes, significantly better than the US (19).
All developed counties I think you'd agree? In fact the UK has better maternal mortality than 86% of the world.
Is it perfect? No, but calling it 'some of the worst' is clearly not true. Sadly I suspect you have some kind of agenda here, but please don't resort to lies. Especially when they're so easy to disprove.
@@MadenskySquare yes, I exaggerated a little.
UK has similar rates to Turkmenistan and Slovenia; countries that do better include Belarus Poland Italy Norway Greece Israel Finland Czech Republic UAR Spain Sweden Denmark Iceland Belgium Luxembourg Japan Netherlands Switzerland Slovakia Austria Eire Montenegro Malta Cyprus Australia.
What a load of dog's eggs
😯 omg hilarious 😂
Now I have to be carful not to call OBS and gun brats and twats
This is uks House .
bodies but funnier
I'm a massive Ben Wishaw fan but I just can't....I just can't...🤮🤮
This is nothing to do with the Labour wards in the NHS , most births are done by midwives , doctor are in the side , only come for one second and leave. They don't deliver babies only forceps and ventouse, most of the time they don't have idea of physiological births .
The are always plenty of midwives to catch babies.
plenty? idk where u are but there certainly aren't enough in a lot of hospitals in the uk
@@dumbmusorowanI mean more than doctors, all the staff is overworked for sure
Thx was looking for this comment. Same in Germany. Doctors dont deliver babies unless its vacuum extraction or c-section or other intervention… normal births is just midwives and doctors checking in if everythings fine and doing stiches if necessary… 🤔
This was 2006 and it's a true story.
@@nightowl8477 It is adapted for drama tv , I doubt that he treat patient with such disrespect,
Is this actor able to play a heterosexual?
Having watched 3 episodes Kay comes across as arrogant, incompetent and rude to others.
He left the NHS after just 6 years as a doctor but seems to be successfully milking such a short career.
Have you ever worked in an environment like that? Compassion fatigue is real
@@Jamaaays Actually I have. For nearly 30 years.
I think one of the most telling remarks is in an early episode when Kay talks about becoming a doctor because his father was one. Assuming this series is close to what he is actually like, then I stand by my comments and would add that I don't think he was cut out to be a doctor.
One of the best characters is Shruti. She had the empathy, the intelligence and the desire to be a good doctor far more than Kay. Her suicide was an absolute shock.
He is wrote himself as arrogant, incompetent and rude. And knows and admits he ultimately found he wasn't built to cope with the lows. So whats your actual problem. Not everyone can be as perfect, noble and humble like you😉 your response to it does not help. His overall point is not all doctors get into the profession for the right reasons, are cut out for it or if they are and have problems they are afraid to admit it. Hence why every 3 weeks a doctor commits suicide.
@@yomo1690 "my response to it does not help". Doesn't help what? What is it that needs help?
@@seamusoflatcap the perception that people struggling needs to feel its OK to ask for help and not just get on with it. "I'm fine" doesn't need to be the response. "milking"? 1000s of nhs have said thank you to him for pointing out the struggles, flaws, underfunding and culture of put up or shut up, whilst also highlighting that people who think they want to be in the profession need to seriously think about why they want to do it.
This Is Going To Be Woke
What? He's not in the sleep ward though
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Surprise Surprise he plays a gay character. 🙄
He brings realism darling 🌹
@@davidc6122 how?
He is gay
Because he can really feel the part
As if gay doctors dont exist yall r weird
Straight guys love you not gays
Love marriage best heterosexuals privilege
why the gay in every new series, its creepy not comfortable for everyone
???? tf
Creepy?? How so
Its 2022, the series and movies reflect on our time not the 1800 centrury