Frequently Asked Questions
A: Casualty's on Saturday evenings on BBC One.
You can check the times on our Episodes page.A: UK licence fee payers can now watch and download the latest episode of Casualty for free on the BBC iPlayer. Find out all you need to know about the BBC iPlayer here.
A: To watch video clips on the Casualty site, you'll need Flash. To install the latest free version onto your computer, check out BBC Help.
Please be aware that Casualty video clips are only accessible to UK licence fee payers. International users will receive an error message when they try to access these clips.
A: If you're having problems, take a look at the BBC Help section. If the Casualty website has a specific error, please email us.
A: Sneak a peek at our Preview page which tells you what's happening in the next episode.
A: Yes, Series 1, 2 and 3 of Casualty are now available to buy at most retailers.
A: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide music lists at present.
A: The BBC provides signed cast photographs for free. To get your fave actor's autograph, please follow these steps:
Write your letter to the actor.
Send your letter to:
Mark the top left-hand corner of the envelope with the word 'Autograph'.
Make sure you include a self-addressed envelope - with your name and address clearly written.
If you want to write to more than one actor, you must write a separate letter to each cast member.
Please be patient when waiting for your reply as it can depend on the actors' schedules.
A: The show only uses professional actors.
A: The Casualty website is not responsible for any of the content which appears in the programme.
For complaints concerning the programme, please contact:
Find out more about how to complain to the BBC.
A: You can talk to other fans at the Casualty fansite, Holby.tv.