The whole Bloom and Reynolds denying their thing, which I'm guessing will someday later be blossoming again.. seems kinda seen and seen again.
So is Bloom's addiction (which it's not a bad storyline in itself, but pulling this after not even 10 episodes is too early. Like, first we need to get to know the doctors, see them going and start to get crushed - and then you see them falling into it. Or it can happen quite soon, but take some more time to get into the bad phase. If they're doing the almost malpractice this early, are they gonna drag it for ages or solve it and then she'll immediately fall into some other storyline which will then feel bleak because of how powerful the addiction one is?).
Related to that, her tiredness. Again, malpractice ready to happen.
And last but not least, good cop Goodwin bad cop Sharpe. Again, they're disagreeing in front of patients already?
And Goodwin's already full House, completely ignoring rules not just in a "pilot episode, I'm here to change this place". But in a "what I'm doing makes no sense cause I'm involved, but I'm still going for the whole episode without stopping cause drama".
Dunno, a lot of rush all around. It means well and it shows, but there's too much stuff, "unnecessary drama" ready to explode or saved last minute (the transplant).
Review by JoJoConejoBlockedParentSpoilers2024-01-16T23:07:20Z
The whole Bloom and Reynolds denying their thing, which I'm guessing will someday later be blossoming again.. seems kinda seen and seen again.
So is Bloom's addiction (which it's not a bad storyline in itself, but pulling this after not even 10 episodes is too early. Like, first we need to get to know the doctors, see them going and start to get crushed - and then you see them falling into it. Or it can happen quite soon, but take some more time to get into the bad phase. If they're doing the almost malpractice this early, are they gonna drag it for ages or solve it and then she'll immediately fall into some other storyline which will then feel bleak because of how powerful the addiction one is?).
Related to that, her tiredness. Again, malpractice ready to happen.
And last but not least, good cop Goodwin bad cop Sharpe.
Again, they're disagreeing in front of patients already?
And Goodwin's already full House, completely ignoring rules not just in a "pilot episode, I'm here to change this place". But in a "what I'm doing makes no sense cause I'm involved, but I'm still going for the whole episode without stopping cause drama".
Dunno, a lot of rush all around.
It means well and it shows, but there's too much stuff, "unnecessary drama" ready to explode or saved last minute (the transplant).