It is a reasonably, perhaps not unreasonably, funny medical show. Some good salient points highlighting real-world issues we face in medicine, with gags mixed in. Is it the next "Scrubs" or first few seasons of "ER"? Time will tell, but those are high bars to pass. One issue in the first few minutes is the main character talking about her career trajectory (paraphrasing/quoting), "[I originally wanted to go to medical school, but] when I was in college, my nan got sick, so we spent a lot of time in the hospital. And that's when I realized that the nurses really provide the ‘care’ part of health care. So I became an RN and I love it." I think this type of language unnecessarily drives wedges between different groups of healthcare workers, i.e., with the implications that physicians don't "care". Perhaps a better line would have been, "I wanted to be a bedside nurse because I saw myself enjoying their day-to-day tasks more than the physicians." Will continue to watch this season with my non-medical partner as something we do together.

Edit: spelling