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Netflix’s Medical Drama ‘Pulse’ Is Nearly Dead On Arrival: TV Review
In Netflix's first original medical drama "Pulse" emergency and surgical residents grapple with a storm and a sexual harassment claim.
ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” has been on the screen for two decades, surpassing the long-running “ER.” HBO recently released “The Pitt” to critical acclaim, and now, Netflix is debuting its first original English-language hospital-based show, “ Pulse.” Created by Zoe Robyn, “Pulse” follows a group of emergency and surgical residents at Maguire Hospital, a level-one trauma center in Miami. Though Xander is immediately suspended pending an investigation, the hospital lockdown amid the hurricane forces them to continue working through one last shift together, with Danny taking over the role of Chief. Everyone — including Danny, who initially doesn’t seem up to her new role, Tom, who wields his ego like a weapon and Dr. Natalie Cruz (Justina Machado), the chair of surgery and emergency medicine — is aggravated and exhausted.
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