Doc star details season 2's filming window as season 1 wraps up with its final episode on March 18. The Fox medical drama, based on the real-life story of Doctor Pierdante Piccioni, follows Dr. Amy Larsen's (Molly Parker) journey as she's offered a second chance after major memory loss from a car accident. In February, Fox renewed the show for a second season and announced that it would contain 22 episodes.
In an interview with ScreenRant, Jon Ecker, who plays Dr. Jake Heller in the series, talks about the potential filming window for the upcoming season. While it hasn't been made official yet, the star shares that he's under the impression that Doc is expected to return "in the fall," which puts the production start date "sometime in the summer." Check out what he said below:
I don't have an official thing, but I think it's going to be sometime in the summer.
In an interview with ScreenRant, Jon Ecker, who plays Dr. Jake Heller in the series, talks about the potential filming window for the upcoming season. While it hasn't been made official yet, the star shares that he's under the impression that Doc is expected to return "in the fall," which puts the production start date "sometime in the summer." Check out what he said below:
I don't have an official thing, but I think it's going to be sometime in the summer.
- 3/20/2025
- by Katrina Yang
- ScreenRant
Doc is coming back for another season. Given the impressive viewership numbers pulled in by the series, this news is not the biggest surprise.
Per Variety, it has been revealed that Fox has renewed Doc for Season 2. The exciting news comes ahead of the show's season finale, which will air on Fox on March 18. Consisting of 10 episodes, the first season premiered on Jan. 7. The second season will be over twice as long, as it will span 22 episodes.
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“We are thrilled that audiences have embraced Season 1 of Doc," a Fox statement noted about the renewal. "Barbie [Kligman, showrunner and executive producer] and Hank [Steinberg, executive producer] have done an outstanding job bringing one of the most emotionally...
Per Variety, it has been revealed that Fox has renewed Doc for Season 2. The exciting news comes ahead of the show's season finale, which will air on Fox on March 18. Consisting of 10 episodes, the first season premiered on Jan. 7. The second season will be over twice as long, as it will span 22 episodes.
RelatedDoc Season 1, Episode 8 Review: The Show Skirts Plausibility In Favor of Happy Endings
Doc Season 1, Episode 8, "Man Plans" has a few questionable moments, but they're all done so the Fox show can give fans the good news they want.
“We are thrilled that audiences have embraced Season 1 of Doc," a Fox statement noted about the renewal. "Barbie [Kligman, showrunner and executive producer] and Hank [Steinberg, executive producer] have done an outstanding job bringing one of the most emotionally...
- 2/26/2025
- by Jeremy Dick
- CBR
We have some incredible news if you’re still reeling from all that Amy and Jake sweetness on Doc Season Episode 1 Episode 8.
The hit Fox medical drama scored a season two renewal!
We could not be more thrilled about it, but the good news doesn’t stop there.
(Fox) Doc Season 2’s 22-episode Order is a Rare Find Among Shortened Seasons
If you’ve been following along with our Doc Reviews, you’ll recall that one criticism of the series is not having enough time to properly expand on and explore all of its complex, rich characters.
That problem won’t exist during Doc Season 2, as Fox has greenlit a full 22-episode season order.
It’s massive and, frankly, a rarity these days. Most network series have been drastically trimmed to shortened seasons, much to the chagrin of diehard viewers and fans.
It’s No Supernatural Revival, but The Boys...
The hit Fox medical drama scored a season two renewal!
We could not be more thrilled about it, but the good news doesn’t stop there.
(Fox) Doc Season 2’s 22-episode Order is a Rare Find Among Shortened Seasons
If you’ve been following along with our Doc Reviews, you’ll recall that one criticism of the series is not having enough time to properly expand on and explore all of its complex, rich characters.
That problem won’t exist during Doc Season 2, as Fox has greenlit a full 22-episode season order.
It’s massive and, frankly, a rarity these days. Most network series have been drastically trimmed to shortened seasons, much to the chagrin of diehard viewers and fans.
It’s No Supernatural Revival, but The Boys...
- 2/26/2025
- by Jasmine Blu
- TVfanatic
Fox's new medical drama, Doc, has drawn the biggest series debut for the network in five years. The premiere episode has seen an impressive 609% viewership increase since it aired.
Deadline reports that the first episode of Doc has reached 15.6 million cross-platform viewers in the first 11 days, according to the network. The milestone number of viewers is a 609% increase over the live and same-day audience for the episode, which came in at 2.2 million. Doc's series premiere is now the most-watched debut telecast for Fox since 9-1-1: Lone Star aired in 2020.
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Doc's viewership numbers look exceedingly promising for the network on all fronts. Seven days after the show's debut on Jan. 7, the first episode had 1.1 million viewers from both Hulu and Fox.com...
Deadline reports that the first episode of Doc has reached 15.6 million cross-platform viewers in the first 11 days, according to the network. The milestone number of viewers is a 609% increase over the live and same-day audience for the episode, which came in at 2.2 million. Doc's series premiere is now the most-watched debut telecast for Fox since 9-1-1: Lone Star aired in 2020.
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Doc's viewership numbers look exceedingly promising for the network on all fronts. Seven days after the show's debut on Jan. 7, the first episode had 1.1 million viewers from both Hulu and Fox.com...
- 1/26/2025
- by Sam Fang
- CBR
Quick Links The Premise of the New Medical Drama, 'Doc' How Doc Shakes Up a Tired Formula
Is there any television drama more abundant than medical dramas? We have Chicago Med, Brilliant Minds, Doctor Odyssey, and the Og Grey's Anatomy. And that just includes the current crop on the major broadcast networks. With so many titles, new entries have to do something to stand out from the pack. To their credit, some of these new programs are doing just that.
One of these is the new Max original series, The Pitt. It takes a 24-style approach to the story, with each episode covering one real-time hour of an emergency room shift at a fictional Pittsburgh hospital. Critics have praised the innovative storyline, which features ER veteran Noah Wyle in the leading role. But these new takes on an old formula aren't limited to streaming. Broadcast television is still taking risks,...
Is there any television drama more abundant than medical dramas? We have Chicago Med, Brilliant Minds, Doctor Odyssey, and the Og Grey's Anatomy. And that just includes the current crop on the major broadcast networks. With so many titles, new entries have to do something to stand out from the pack. To their credit, some of these new programs are doing just that.
One of these is the new Max original series, The Pitt. It takes a 24-style approach to the story, with each episode covering one real-time hour of an emergency room shift at a fictional Pittsburgh hospital. Critics have praised the innovative storyline, which features ER veteran Noah Wyle in the leading role. But these new takes on an old formula aren't limited to streaming. Broadcast television is still taking risks,...
- 1/21/2025
- by Adam Brown
- MovieWeb
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