5.1K views · 119 reactions | We’re back!  Season 4 of Emergency returns TONIGHT, 8.30pm, on Channel 9! We’re so excited to fill you in on the happenings of our crowd favourites - like our resident Scotsman and dog lover, Emergency Registrar Dr Andrew Wallace. Tonight, Andrew and the team are working on a jockey who’s had a nasty fall mid-race. Tune in to see if this jockey will be able to get back on the horse again. | The Royal Melbourne Hospital | Facebook

3K views · 59 reactions | How does it feel to be crushed by 300kg of cement? Pretty nasty, as you may imagine.  Emergency Physician Dr Glenn Harrison fears for stonemason Michael brought in after a 300kg sheet of concrete fell onto him. Will he make it out of the ED alive? Tune in tonight, 8.30pm, on Channel 9. | The Royal Melbourne Hospital | Facebook

1.2K views · 33 reactions | Seizures are often confronting to witness, but if stable, they usually last only 1 to 3 minutes. However, when they last more than 5 minutes, our team becomes very, very concerned. This was the case when Cindy came into the ED having repeated seizures. Can Dr Michelle Thornhill and the team help stablise the young mum? Find out tonight on Emergency, 8.30pm on Channel 9. | The Royal Melbourne Hospital | Facebook

We’re BACK! 👩‍⚕️ Did you miss us? Emergency returns for its FIFTH season tonight on Channel 9! We’re so excited to bring you stories from inside our emergency department again. The bad news is, is that we’re busier than ever. But the compassion and care of our staff members in the ED never leaves, as you’ll see tonight. DIY misadventures and work mishaps dominate tonight’s episode. Tune in tonight, 8.30pm on Channel 9 (or watch on 9Now ). | The Royal Melbourne Hospital