Super Surgeons: A Chance at Life is Coming Back for a Second Series
Channel 4 is set to bring back its popular medical series, Super Surgeons: A Chance at Life, for a second series following its success with viewers. The show, which is in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support, takes viewers into the operating theatre to witness life-changing surgeries using cutting-edge technology.
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust in Chelsea, London, will once again be the backdrop for the series. Channel 4 has ordered four hour-long episodes for series two, which will air next year.
New Focus on Younger Patients and Robotic Operations
The upcoming series will have a renewed focus on younger patients diagnosed with complex cancers. Viewers can expect to see new robotic operations being performed on a number of tumours.
C4’s commissioning editor, Jonah Weston, expressed excitement about the new series, stating, "Due to brilliant people like the surgeons at The Royal Marsden, science is making great strides in the fight against cancer. I’m thrilled audiences will get another chance to see them and their incredible patients as they tackle more life-saving and ground-breaking procedures."
The show’s executive producer, Eve Kay, added, "Super Surgeons: A Chance at Life provides jaw-dropping insight into the incredible skill and commitment of surgeons performing cutting-edge, life-saving surgery, while also revealing their human side and the emotional journey they go on alongside their patients. We’re delighted to be reuniting with The Royal Marsden and Macmillan Cancer Support to bring viewers a second season of the series."
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