Medical TV shows are a dime a dozen these days. The genre originated way back in 1951 with City Hospitaland continued on with some of the most popular medical series ever to grace the small screen, ...

Your presence is required in the emergency room, stat. If you've watched all 15 episodes of "Pitt," one of the year's biggest word-of-mouth hits, and you're hungry for more chest tubes and intubations ...

Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch can't save everyone in his overcrowded Pittsburgh emergency room, but maybe he can save all of us watching at home. Paging TV doctors: The best medical TV shows of all ...

It’s not just The Pitt; we’re in the midst of a medical-show boom. The emergencies are fictional. The doctors are sexy. The emotions are palpable, but they’re also happening on a pleasantly individual ...

The first scripted medical television show was 1951’s City Hospital. The series, which began on ABC before moving to CBS, followed the professional and personal lives of several doctors working, as ...

We cannot fully count on the accuracy of TV shows, as sometimes life can be way crueler than many of those happy-ending dramas. It’s worth reinforcing the fact that cinema can induce a distorted ...

Claudia Picado is a Features Writer who has been covering film and television at Collider for nearly three years. She's been writing for as long as she can remember, but developed a love for cinema ...

Fans can’t get enough of the ABC medical show Doctor Odyssey. The popular new series stars Joshua Jackson (Dawson’s Creek) as Dr. Max Bankman, an onboard doctor for a cruise ship. With the help of ...

I have a confession to make: I'm not a huge fan of medical dramas. Sure, I've seen them. Plenty of them. Or, at the very least, I've watched some seasons of Grey's Anatomy (as one of the best shows to ...

Christine is a freelance writer for Collider with two decades of experience covering all types of TV shows and movies spanning every genre. With a particular affinity for dramas, true crime, sitcoms, ...