Summary
During Season 6, volunteers race to save a surfer at the mercy of a storm, lifeguards battle to rescue a mother and her son caught in a rip current, and a man suffers a seizure out at sea.
During Season 6, volunteers race to save a surfer at the mercy of a storm, lifeguards battle to rescue a mother and her son caught in a rip current, and a man suffers a seizure out at sea.
Be warned: almost nothing this week will stretch your nerves tighter than this edition of the series following lifeboat crews in action. You might need a lie down afterwards…
Hovercrafts pull walkers out of coastal mudslides, stroke victims are evacuated from yachts at night and crewmen jump across to tiny sailboats in rolling waves. And that’s all after a lifeboat is confronted with a 100m cargo ship (full of diesel) drifting in a gale towards the rocks of Hook Head in southern Ireland. “It’s known as the Graveyard of a Thousand Ships,” drawls one of the deadpan crew. “You don’t get a reputation like that lightly.”
The rescue that follows, with the ship edging ever closer to the rocks, is as tense as TV gets.
role | name |
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Self - Narrator | Steven Mackintosh |
Saving Lives at Sea
Be warned: almost nothing this week will stretch your nerves tighter than this edition of the series following lifeboat crews in action. You might need a lie down afterwards…
Hovercrafts pull walkers out of coastal mudslides, stroke victims are evacuated from yachts at night and crewmen jump across to tiny sailboats in rolling waves. And that’s all after a lifeboat is confronted with a 100m cargo ship (full of diesel) drifting in a gale towards the rocks of Hook Head in southern Ireland. “It’s known as the Graveyard of a Thousand Ships,” drawls one of the deadpan crew. “You don’t get a reputation like that lightly.”
The rescue that follows, with the ship edging ever closer to the rocks, is as tense as TV gets.
role | name |
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Self - Narrator | Steven Mackintosh |