The premise shows promise, but it doesn’t take long for the predictable, lecturing progressive themes that are damaging Netflix to become apparent. The initial episodes offer some enjoyment, featuring characters you want to root for and imaginative situations. Unusual medical cases appear frequently, which is a tradition in medical dramas going back decades. What's regrettably been forced into many shows lately is the inclusion of political and social messaging that viewers didn’t ask for. As the second season begins, there's more lecturing than actual medicine, and the narrative squanders its possibilities.
On September 24, 2026
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