Holby

Holby is a fictional hospital that serves as the primary setting for the BBC medical drama of the same name. The series, which began in 1999, is a spin-off of the long-running show Casualty, and shares the same fictional universe. Holby City Hospital, as it is fully known, is depicted as a busy teaching hospital located in the fictional English city of Holby.

The hospital's Emergency Department is a central focus, with storylines often revolving around the treatment of critically ill patients and the personal and professional lives of the medical staff. Over its many years, Holby has been home to a diverse cast of doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals, whose relationships and rivalries are a significant part of the drama. The show has explored a wide range of medical cases, ethical dilemmas, and personal tragedies, aiming to provide both entertainment and a glimpse into the demanding world of hospital life. Holby is produced by BBC Studios and has aired over a thousand episodes, making it one of the BBC's flagship dramas.