"ever thought of advising on medical programmes such as casualty etc?" I shouldn't if I were you! Not unless you've got a lot of good antihypertensives handy. I once read an article in Radio Times with one of these "advisers". The reporter, who clearly had doubts, asked him if the producers and writers really followed his advice on matters of fact and procedure? Oh yes, he said, Well, erm. They take my advice right up to the point where it conflicts with what they want to do. Then they do what they want and say the plot demands it. That must explain some of the CPRtechniques I've seen.