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I can't get enough of medical dramas. NBC now offers three good ones. This new entry from Canada is very nice. I'm loving watching the young nurses getting to know each other and themselves. There are some unique plot lines and all of the performers are well suited to their roles. Nurses has been good from the start and will surely get better. Keep watching!

As a nurse I was very excited to see this show, particularly since other medical dramas tend to show nurses doing too little (if anything at all). I didn't find this show to be terribly realistic. It starts much the same way as Grey's Anatomy, with 5 new nursing hires who get a dramatic welcome speech from their charge nurse and then suddenly thrown right into the ER because of an incoming trauma. From there they are sent all over the hospital to various departments. No orientation whatsoever. I have never seen any hospital that runs in this manner. I understand that some realism needs to be sacrificed for the sake of interesting television though, and ultimately I'd rather see nurses doing too much instead of too little, and thinking critically.

I don't know where these nurses are supposed to work, but I really want a job there. One patient each, a different area every day, able to toddle off any time they like. Seriously, has no one thought to ask actual nurses? The writers don't even seem to know the difference between Canadian and American health care. So bad I can't even rate it.

Good show but not great. First few episodes it was ok. Then it started to pick up at least for me. I hope it doesn't get cancelled because there's potential here. Yes there's inaccuracies but it's a tv show. Watch a documentary if you want perfection.

It was an interesting concept to have a show called "Nurses" written by aliens who had never been to Earth, from some planet that doesn't have hospitals. But this show managed to find such writers, and the results are absolutely hilarious (unless you were hoping for an accurate hispital drama).

Looking forward to further episodes. But this time I'll invite in friends from the medical profession and we'll play a drinking game. Every time someone shouts "Noooooo!!!!" or "That would never happen!", they have to take a sip of their drink. Real nurses will be hammered by the first ad.

Look everyone reviewing this tv-show this is for all you nurse pros we get it you all hate anything that does not show the hard work you do but news flash this show is not actually made for you it made for those that wish to dream they can act and become actors in the future this show is not made to be a documentry show about how to be nurses its to show the struggles nurses can go though and still be nurse and now yes they have nurse experts on their team sure they might take breaks every now and thing in way your place might not do them but news flash not all hospitals are run the same way if your only critic is that the show doesnt do it for you then turn it off and go back to greys abombo cause that show realistic to the days huh

news flash nurses reviewer how about getting of your high-horses and review what the show offer not how it weights compared to your own lives this show was great for what i expected its a mix of greys with a bit of. ER and tons of drama and woke-ness all with out being overly taxing to watch i give it 7.4/10.

Only one episode so far. I am a nurse. Worked E.R. for years. There is a lot of things that are not accurate. More that once I tought "It doesn't work that way!" If you want to watch a TV show with medical accuracy or the right portrayal of a scope of pratice, walk away. But hey, the characters are likable. Reminds me of other series like The Night Shift or Code Black. If you enjoyed those, you will love Nurses!

This is one of the most interesting shows ever reviewed . Reviewers really like each individual episode, but the people reviewing the entire series HATE it.

I think it is a TV show with a good cast and interesting plots. I wasn't looking for a documentary on modern Canadian medicine, just light entertainment for 45 minutes or so. Nurses delivered on that. I especially like Tiara Skovbye and Jordan Johnson-Hinds in their roles.

One reviewer went so far as to complain that an individual who committed a particular crime was a white male, which is somehow PC because only individuals of some other race commit such crimes according to the reviewer. A quick internet check showed that three of the most recognizable cases of this type of crime were committed by an angry white male.

So my advice to people is to take all these reviews with a grain of salt, this one included. We all bring our prejudices to this task. In this case, it seems a lot of nurses were upset because the show doesn't resemble their lives and at least one individual who looks hard for political agendas thought they found one.

I just thought I found a pleasant TV show.

I had a hard time watching the first episode. It's a bad portrayal of nurses in the real world.

I dont think its really medically accurate, but it was really enjoyable to watch imo, id like more seasons.

It's the first day for a group of new nurses at St. Mary's in Toronto. Grace Knight (Tiera Skovbye) was fired from her previous hospital for a rumored incident. Keon Colby (Jordan Johnson-Hinds) is a former football star who quit for personal reason. Nazneen Khan (Sandy Sidhu) comes from Bollywood royalty. Wolf Burke (Donald Maclean Jr.) has money/medical issues. Ashley Collins (Natasha Calis) is hiding Grace's secret reason for leaving her previous job.

This is a Canadian medical show which got picked up by NBC during COVID. It lasted two seasons although NBC did not pick up the second season. Skovbye is very beautiful even in scrubs. The show is trying to be heighten idea of nursing in a big hospital. It's not good enough, but it is trying very hard. It's a borderline medical show. It crossed the border when NBC had nothing during COVID.

Disappointed. The writer has zero knowledge of what goes on in a hospital setup. I am a nurse but for me this is an insult to the profession.

Sat through the first episode and now watching episode two. I'm not a nurse so I have no idea what it is like. I do remember Boston public and that reflected nothing of what teachers lives are like. Even Mr. D doesn't come close.

I finished season 2, and the storyline wasn't too bad. It was just a typical healthcare show in my opinion. However, Ashley and Caro's relationship made the whole show so much better. To be honest, they're the only reasons I started watching this show haha and it was worth it!

Not likely but I hope the producers, but more specifically the writers read some of these reviews. Do you have a medical team advising you on this show? You can't possibly as this show is so inaccurate on so many levels. And in a really bad way. This is insulting to anyone who is or ever has been a nurse in a hospital. If you want this to go past a few short episodes, I suggest hiring a real nurse to at least get some of the facts correct to not be embarrassing. I get that this isn't a reality show or a documentary but there have been other medical dramas over the years that have been spot on with their realistic portrayal of at least the procedures of a hospital or being a nurse.

The show is great, yes there's maybe not everything that 100% true or that the nurses did that wrong or didn't do something, but guys it's a show. Have you ever watch a TV-show where everything is like in the reality? It can't and if so some scene will be boring and we couldn't move on on the story of the characters because there will be too much details ect....

So if you think that this show isn't good just for that reason I just don't get it. The storyline are good and foot once that a show is in the pov of nurses (even though it isn't like in real life and that real nurses doesn't get it) I can't understand why this show doesn't get the hype of every other medical show like GA, Chicago Med etc...

I enjoy the show. But I also know that this does NOT reflect actual conditions in the ER. I've also worked on movie sets and know that they take artistic license for many reasons.. O2 masks are missing or wrong style because we need to see the actor's face. They shock flatlines because... well...who knows. They can't show how busy an ER really is because the story would get lost in the chaos (like real life, yes, but no one would watch an actual ER if they didn't have to).

So disappointed. Where are the experienced nurses? Why are all the nurses brand new and just out of school? This show is completely unbelievable.

Who is advising on this show? I read that there are "real medical professionals on hand to keep it as accurate as possible". Seriously? Even a just little bit of accuracy would allow me to get past all this and enjoy it. Right now it's a bunch of 20-somethings with little to no experience running a trauma ER. Whoever the producers hired to advise are completely out of touch with how things are in our profession. Grey's Anatomy was well advised and it was believable, so the reviews comparing this show to it are obviously not written by anyone familiar with the nursing profession or anyone who has actually been in an ER.

I had such high hopes for this after reading and loving Tilda Shalof's books (which apparently inspired the producers of this show?!). Change it up- get a balance of experienced and novice nurses and a new *nursing* advisory crew!

I realize this show has more inaccuracies than can be counted, but it is very enjoyable to watch. The cast does a great job and the show addresses many concerns feared in real life. It gives the viewer a glimpse of what many may go through with their own illnesses/afflictions and a view of some alternate means of addressing. Far and away my favorite new show of this season. If you want accuracy in the medical parts of the show, it is not the show for you, but if you want to be entertained, give it a watch.

Not a mask anywhere for doctors or patients. Sending a mixed message. Rather blah medical show

As a national nurse leader and during a pandemic when nurses are risking their lives daily I was more than disappointed with how nurses were portrait in this show. What nurse experts do they have viewing this script. I don't blame the actors, for they are not nurses and would not know how ridiculous they appear. I would suggest they shadow nurses to understand the role. This show should be removed until it can appropriately demonstrate the role of those who give up so much for others!!