Pre-pandemic I watched an excellent show called Lenox Hill.It was an 8 part docuseries. It stopped as everything became chaotic.

I see this week there's a follow on. At least I think it's a follow on. Called Emergency NYC. Looking forward to watching it and finding out what happened to a couple of the doctors who were in Lenox Hill and dealing with their own illnesses at the time. Similar set up by the look of it as a docuseries, on the go real life.

Forgot to mention. I watched that Succession. ugh. It drove me crazy. The nasty people and the stilted speech left me waiting for someone to say a word. The characters and their dialogues did my brain in. I read so many reviews how wonderful it all was, but I found it irritating, frankly. :)

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll definitely try to get Lenox Hill and Emergency NYC.

Lately I've been watching an older series called The Indian Doctor. It's fiction but interesting, I think.

Also watching Cherif, a French detective drama. Not sure if I'll stick with it but I've been through one season.

I tried Succession for a few episodes but couldn't take it any more. I can't imagine why it was so popular. I agree with you that the main people were horrible--and boring.

I remember The Indian Doctor but not sure if I've seen it all.

The Hundred Foot Journey is another great one. I loved the concept. Comes from a book. I should read it if I can one day.

ps. I found the language in Succession and their demeanours towards other people almost like abuse. Yuk hated it.

Yes! Why spend time with people like that? :rolleyes:

I thought i should just mention that the Emergency NYC show does show a lot of very graphic surgical procedures just in case you don't find it easy to watch surgery. The whole show however, like Lenox Hill, has a wonderfully compasionate undertone and the staff were very likeable.

Wow, That was a surprise thanks.

Long time no see around here twinkletoes. I hope you are doing well.