All Saints (TV series)

All Saints was an Australian medical drama television series that aired on the Seven Network from 1998 to 2009. Created by Bevan Lee, the series initially focused on the lives of the nurses and doctors working in Ward 17 of All Saints Western General Hospital. The series later expanded its focus to include the hospital's Emergency Department.

The series was known for its character-driven storylines, which explored the personal and professional lives of the medical staff. It also tackled a variety of medical issues and ethical dilemmas. All Saints was a popular and long-running Australian television drama, achieving high ratings throughout its run.

Key cast members over the years included Georgie Parker, Tammy MacIntosh, Libby Tanner, Erik Thomson, and Ben Mingay.

The show underwent several format changes during its twelve seasons, notably shifting its focus from general ward nursing to emergency medicine in later years. These changes were met with mixed reactions from viewers.

All Saints contributed significantly to the Australian television landscape, providing opportunities for many Australian actors and writers. Its longevity and popularity demonstrated the enduring appeal of medical dramas within Australian culture.