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9th Sep 2011, 22:03
Watch out for a new series of Helicopter Heroes from Monday, 09.15 on BBCONE. In the first show, the Yorkshire Air Ambulance is called to rescue a rambler attacked by a herd of cows...

HowlingMad Murdock
10th Sep 2011, 00:01
Thanks for that..... should be a moooooooving episode;)

Whirlygig
10th Sep 2011, 09:49
Any udder episodes?

Cheers

Whirls

Adam Nams
10th Sep 2011, 10:17
Did they land or just come to the hoofer?

Scotsheli
10th Sep 2011, 10:48
...and in the next episode they race to the assistance of someone who is friesian to death on a mountain!

I wonder how long we can milk this one for?

TiPwEiGhT
10th Sep 2011, 10:58
After saving that man they deserve a... pat... on the the back.

misterbonkers
10th Sep 2011, 11:01
Still, it cud have been a lot worse.

OvertHawk
10th Sep 2011, 11:43
I'd herd it was quite a scary incident!

Lioncopter
10th Sep 2011, 12:09
This all sounds allot of bull to me......

Ed Winchester
10th Sep 2011, 12:10
This is grazy talk.

Scotsheli
10th Sep 2011, 16:23
Come on guys, pull the udder one!

StAn gelo
10th Sep 2011, 17:20
Moo can't be serious.....

PlasticCabDriver
10th Sep 2011, 17:38
Did they have to come in low level?

oldbeefer
10th Sep 2011, 18:16
Must have been on the horns of a dilemma

fijdor
10th Sep 2011, 18:20
Oh boy this is going to be a long tread, wait till the jokes start coming:ok:

JD

eltonioni
10th Sep 2011, 18:45
Too right, they will be milking it for all it's worth.

JimBall
11th Sep 2011, 07:29
If you stack all the jokes on this vertically, they'll be pasteurize in no time.

I heifer to get my coat.

Ed Winchester
11th Sep 2011, 08:15
It has to be said, there was a lot at steak.

hands_on123
11th Sep 2011, 13:33
Can someone explain why they are "heros"? Are offshore pilots "heros" too?

500e
11th Sep 2011, 14:51
Well its quite a long tail 123

jayteeto
11th Sep 2011, 15:56
Listen 123, I got in touch with the Beeb and asked them to change the name to 'Handsome Helicopter Heroes' but they said that the offshore guys were already too jealous. They get the extra money, we get the ego, its the law. Oh and to stick with the thread........ there are udder reasons too.

HowlingMad Murdock
11th Sep 2011, 22:39
Rolling,rolling,rolling, just keep this thread a rolling - RAWHIDE!http://dwightschultz.freeforums.org/download/file.php?icon=hysterical.gif (http://dwightschultz.freeforums.org/posting.php?mode=reply&f=46&t=4378#)

John R81
12th Sep 2011, 07:47
Hands on 123

Easy - not many cowes offshore - and you oil guys don't fly near to it

Adam Nams
12th Sep 2011, 09:48
Everyone knows that the onshore pilots are the crème de la crème.

fly911
12th Sep 2011, 11:28
Sorry we don't get the British channels or shows here in the states. Some day. We had a show called MAUI CHOPPERS taped in Hawaii of course that was great to watch IMO. Hoping that they bring it back. Maui Chopper on truTV.com (http://www.trutv.com/shows/maui_chopper/index.html)

HowlingMad Murdock
12th Sep 2011, 18:46
Quick cows! M[/URL]ooove out of the whey! [URL="http://dwightschultz.freeforums.org/posting.php?mode=reply&f=42&t=4329#"]http://dwightschultz.freeforums.org/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif (http://dwightschultz.freeforums.org/posting.php?mode=reply&f=42&t=4329#)

JimBall
13th Sep 2011, 12:11
Sorry. Just nipped out to find the leather forecast. It was hide-ing. My opinion of the Met Office has been suede by this incident.

Thud_and_Blunder
13th Sep 2011, 13:57
I see 123's hoofed it out of the thread :rolleyes: - probably not his field of expertise.

SilsoeSid
13th Sep 2011, 14:33
This mornings episode had snow on the ground, must have been fresian out there !

SilsoeSid
13th Sep 2011, 14:35
I couldn't do their job, I haven't the stomachs for it !

SirSokky
13th Sep 2011, 15:29
:D

This thread is a complete load of bullock's!!:E

206Fan
13th Sep 2011, 15:37
You said it SirSokky. Complete load of Bull and Udder nonsence!!

TRC
13th Sep 2011, 17:53
I guess the producers must have buttered up the TV company for them to show it, but it is a slap in the chops for me.

I've been ruminating about this, and I really didn't want to bring it up again - but why they keep churning it out is beyond me. Leading the viewers by the nose, and hoping they won't beef about another load of manure.

I'm pleased to see that they are getting a good ribbing on here.

chopper2004
13th Sep 2011, 18:40
It will be a teat to watch :ugh::cool::ok:

HowlingMad Murdock
13th Sep 2011, 22:43
Helicopter Heroes...they should be knighted -arise Sirloin! http://dwightschultz.freeforums.org/download/file.php?icon=heli.gif (http://dwightschultz.freeforums.org/posting.php?mode=reply&f=50&t=4359#)

toptobottom
13th Sep 2011, 22:53
I think I've herd enough now; veal have to mooove on soon..

SilsoeSid
14th Sep 2011, 06:51
We need to steer this thread a different way... 'I can't believe it's not better'.

22clipper
14th Sep 2011, 08:16
I think I can get BBC on Foxtel here in Aus? The fam reckon me watchin' helicopter shows on the TV while chewing on something is the absolute picture of bovine contentment, which sort of sums up this thread to date?

toptobottom
14th Sep 2011, 10:49
Well, looks like we've milked this one to death now :p

22Clipper - depends what you're chewing on I suppose :}. You can watch it on BBC iPlayer (http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/) shortly after it's broadcast, but you'll probably need this (http://www.identitycloaker.com/)

telecat
14th Sep 2011, 13:22
Nice to see the "Pistonheads" sticker still on HeliMed 98. The "Hammycopter".

And get well soon to Chris Askrigg that was a fall!!!!

Aucky
14th Sep 2011, 20:21
I fillets gone far enough now you lot. Just having a butchers for it on iPlayer

John R81
14th Sep 2011, 20:58
Do we really want to put this one out to grass?

Some of these comments are the cream de la cream

TRC
14th Sep 2011, 21:02
John, you're quite right.

I'm not going to mince my words here. Some of the comments are a cut above the rest, most are well thought out but some are off the calf - and heifer so clever. On the topside, I'd say. One or two deserve a medallion.

Not bad for this joint.

S76airmedical
15th Sep 2011, 16:46
Good to see a good sence of humor...or bad. :bored: Pretty funny.:)
I just don't know what the "beef" is that some of you have with this kind of humor?! :=

Safe flying to all. Be sure to douple check you cow-ling latches. :rolleyes:

Cheers

Scotsheli
15th Sep 2011, 18:08
Surely we should all burger off and do something more productive now?

Bertie Thruster
15th Sep 2011, 18:28
http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i97/nmhsu/may-jun2010001.jpg

TRC
15th Sep 2011, 18:36
Bertie,

Is that a McDonalds Douglas machine you have there?

HOGE
15th Sep 2011, 20:02
It's a nine o moo...

SilsoeSid
15th Sep 2011, 21:09
He's a McDonalds crew member,looking at the job specs they are very comparable.

Whatever you're looking for from a job, you can find it with us. We offer flexible hours, accredited training, fantastic career prospects and a whole host of other rewards and benefits that fit around you and your lifestyle.

McDonald's (http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/people/join-the-team/join-the-team.shtml)

"Would you like Morphine with that"

500e
15th Sep 2011, 21:36
While you lot are chewing the cud some of us have work to do, others are cowering in the long grass awaiting the chop, and there are herds of them that believe all the bull they are fed.

S76airmedical
16th Sep 2011, 00:25
QUOTE: Surely we should all burger off and do something more productive now?

Would you like a milk shake to go with that burger sir?
;)

TRC
16th Sep 2011, 11:27
I generally avoid this sort of programme anyway, they are far too homogenous and the pictures are too jerky - but the stuff that you see on David Attenborough's programmes really takes the brisket.

Blue Thunder
4th Oct 2011, 09:37
These Helicopter Heroes got a nasty shock in mondays episode when the 902 skid snaps underneath them while preparing for take off!

Is there no form of non destuctive testing that is carried out on the skids, especially on HEMS 902 a/c that carry out landings on rough ground?

How old was the a/c in question, and does anyone know what the CAA MOR outcome was? Are the 902 skids time lifed now?

Incident is 3/4 way through episode, after the para glider rescue.
BBC - BBC One Programmes - Helicopter Heroes, Series 5, Episode 16 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b015n86g)

stringfellow
4th Oct 2011, 10:08
the look on tims face was priceless!!! today pilot chris adds yet another activity to his long list of dont dos!!! cobby tho remains my favourite pilot!!!!

Windsor Loft
4th Oct 2011, 22:41
I saw the one with the snow.....Needed a jersey or they'd be friesian.

PANews
5th Oct 2011, 22:51
The front skid appears to have been corroded and it is still being sorted out by the certification authorities as YAA pay the parking fees at Staverton. A triangle of trouble...... CAA.... AAIB..... FAA.... as everyone else sits and waits for their deliberations.... When they get round to an answer maybe the repair can be done. 3 months and counting.

The aircraft was ex- BP Airfast in Indonesia and had been grounded for a while.

You just cannot see through the paint to the trouble within.

HowlingMad Murdock
6th Oct 2011, 22:53
Windsor Loft "I saw the one with the snow.....Needed a jersey or they'd be friesian."

Too funny!http://dwightschultz.freeforums.org/download/file.php?icon=hysterical.gif (http://dwightschultz.freeforums.org/posting.php?mode=reply&f=9&t=4399#)