FIRST PULSE SERIES
IMAGES FROM NETFLIX MEDICAL DRAMA
If you are looking for a new medical drama to watch Netflix has set April 3rd launch date for ten episode series PULSE from Carlton Cuse. The new series starts at a moment when a hurricane is bearing down on Miami’s top
trauma center and third-year resident Dr. Danny Simms (Willa Fitzgerald) is thrust into a leadership role when Chief Resident Dr. Xander Phillips 
(Colin Woodell) is suspended. As the storm intensifies and the ER locks down, Danny and Phillips must navigate both a flood of trauma cases and the
fallout of their secret romance. Meanwhile, their colleagues juggle personal and professional challenges, where saving lives is often easier than managing
their own. Justina Machado stars as Dr. Natalie Cruz, a politically savvy doctor who oversees both administration and medicine as the Chair of Surgery and Emergency Medicine.
trauma center and third-year resident Dr. Danny Simms (Willa Fitzgerald) is thrust into a leadership role when Chief Resident Dr. Xander Phillips 
(Colin Woodell) is suspended. As the storm intensifies and the ER locks down, Danny and Phillips must navigate both a flood of trauma cases and the
fallout of their secret romance. Meanwhile, their colleagues juggle personal and professional challenges, where saving lives is often easier than managing
their own. Justina Machado stars as Dr. Natalie Cruz, a politically savvy doctor who oversees both administration and medicine as the Chair of Surgery and Emergency Medicine.
I am going to give this medical series a try...hopefully it wouldn't end up another lengthy one like EM or Grey's Anatomy.
ReplyDeleteI think this one was not envisioned as the long 20 episode series like those two.
DeleteOoh, another medical drama. I'll surely check this out.
ReplyDeleteMark it in your calendar.
DeleteAllison has been begging me to watch Grey's Anatomy with her for over a year. Nope, not investing in a show that's run for more than 20 years. This, however, I think we'd be good with watching together.
ReplyDeleteI think I tried back in the days but found it not very engaging.
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