Daily Mail Review
“What’s really impressive about this show is that it has enough dramatic scenarios and jobs to have spawned several lesser series, yet it is content to stay intact as one very good one. The specialist firefighters who work inside the poisonous, blacked-out interiors of burning ships could have easily got their own show. ‘Without the breathing apparatus you will die instantaneously, on the spot,’ says one of them. A warning made only marginally less severe by his thick Dutch accent. As it is, they are just part of the cast of one of the more remarkable documentary series of its kind. When worse things don’t happen at sea, men like these are the reason why.”
Salvage Code Red
”Salvage Code Red” is a series made by Steadfast Television for National Geographic that follows teams of salvors as they try to rescue stricken ships. The first series transmitted in 2009 and made a big impact - Nat Geo's Exec Director Sydney Suissa described it as one of the "pillars" of the channels current programming strategy. Now in it's 2nd Season it’s one of the channels most successful brands.
