Everything you need to know about Sky Original paramedic comedy, Bloods
Samson Kayo and Jane Horrocks star as South London’s finest paramedic oddball dream team Wendy and Maleek in this Sky Original comedy.
Streetwise (but not so wise elsewhere) Maleek finds himself frustrated after an awkward incident sees his long-time paramedic partner replaced by bright-and-bubbly Wendy, an older recruit who’s just moved to London from Nottingham.
Following the duo and their colleagues in the day-to-day world of an emergency service, the series follows the hilarious ups and downs of the team as they save lives.
Whether it be office romances, rivalries, or overeager newcomers, the lovable team may be a little frayed around the edges, but they know how to handle a crisis… just not always their personal ones.
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Who is in the cast of Bloods?
The main cast members of Bloods are:
Samson Kayo (Famalam, The Bubble) as Maleek
Jane Horrocks (Little Voice, Cobra) as Wendy
Lucy Punch (Motherland, Bad Teacher) as Jo
Julian Barratt (The Mighty Boosh, The Great) as Lawrence
Adrian Scarborough (Gavin & Stacey, Sanditon) as Gary
Aasiya Shah (Raised By Wolves, Unforgotten) as Kareshma
Kevin 'KG' Garry (Ted Lasso, Sumotherhood) as Darryl
Sam Campbell (Fisk, Long Head) as Darrell
Ellie White (The Windsors, Stath Lets Flats) voices the Radio
Katherine Kelly (Criminal UK, The Crow Girl) as George
What is the age rating of Bloods?
Bloods is certified 15 by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC).
This means it has been deemed unsuitable for children and younger teenagers.
Reasons for this rating include:
Depictions of injury (for comedic effect)
Some minor blood and gore (for comedic effect)
Some use of profanity
Crude references and jokes of a sexual nature
Storylines associated with suicide
How many episodes of Bloods are there?
Bloods ran for two seasons, totalling 16 episodes.
Each episode clocks in between 25 to 30 minutes.
Season one ran for six episodes, while season two ran for 10 episodes, separated into two halves.
It was confirmed in May 2023 the show would not return for a third season.
How to watch Bloods
Sky is the exclusive home of Bloods in the UK.
All available episodes are free to watch on Sky Comedy and NOW for our subscribers.
