BBC One’s adaptation of This Is Going to Hurt – based on Adam Kay’s best-selling book of the same name – arrived on BBC iPlayer today, with Ben Whishaw starring as a junior doctor working in the NHS.
While the seven-parter boasts terrific performances from its all-star cast, including Dame Harriet Walter, Ambika Mod and Alex Jennings, the comedy-drama also features a stellar soundtrack.
From Florence + the Machine and The Libertines, to original songs from Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker, there are a number of ear-worms you’re bound to recognise while you binge your way through the boxset.
Here’s a list of the songs that feature in This Is Going to Hurt.
Episode 1
Nobody But Me – The Human Beinz
Adam walking through the hospital
Kiss with a Fist – Florence + the Machine
Adam receives a call on his beeper
2 Wicky – Hooverphonic
Adam leaves the hospital
The Tearjerker Returns – Chilly Gonzales & Jarvis Cocker
Adam performs the Caesarian
The State We’re In – The Chemical Brothers
Adam goes to the strip club
Episode 2
Trouble – Ray LaMontagne
Beginning of the episode
Music When the Lights Go Out – The Libertines
Adam goes to bed
Everything I Am Is Yours – Villagers
Adam leaves the hospital
Episode 3
House of Cards – Radiohead
Adam returns home after dinner with his mother
Let’s Dance – M. Ward
Adam and Harry go to bed
The Tearjerker Returns – Chilly Gonzales & Jarvis Cocker
Shruti leaves the hospital
My Autumn’s Done Come – Lee Hazlewood
Adam and Harry speak outside the church
Episode 4
Toothpaste Kisses – The Maccabees
The doctors get ready for work
Three Little Birds – Bob Marley & The Wailers
Ms Houghton sings
House of Jealous Lovers – The Rapture
Adam and Harry go clubbing
The Way I Feel Inside – The Zombies
Adam and Harry dance
This Is Going to Hurt airs every Tuesday at 9pm on BBC One, with all seven episodes available to stream on BBC iPlayer now.
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