Floating far above the ground in a padded chair, in a dry, sealed aeroplane cabin that hums gently, facing away from other passengers, with no phone or email interrupting our thoughts, we travel inward as well as onward.
All Saints never overplays its drama. In fact, it’s strangely calming. I know it’s set in an emergency department, but compared to its US medical counterparts, the Australian show is positively soothing, and reassuringly realistic, writes Peter Mattessi.
