The soap celebrated 75 years of the National Health Service by featuring real-life health workers.
The latest instalment of the medical drama, titled 'How to Save a Life', broke from tradition by including commentary from real-life medical professionals, as well as all the drama featuring the regular characters. We should also mention that the actors improvised their scenes,Viewers were full of praise for last night's episode, as well as for the NHS and the incredibly hard-working people who carry on doing their jobs in increasingly challenging times.
Fans praised the episode for its performances, the direction, and for how it portrayed the reality of many NHS workers, with some feeling like it was reminiscent of
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