Netflix's medical drama seemed ready for success when it was first announced. Who wouldn't want to see Villa Fitzgerald (the fame "reaches" and "Fall of the House of Usher") Try to survive your work at the Florida Trauma Center? Yes, the show's format seemed a little similar to the previous hit series such as "Gray of Anatomy" and "Air", but by the beginning of 2025, both of these shows were firmly out of the spotlight. As such, the "pulse" seemed to be filling a new hole in the TV -Peissey; The obvious logic on Netflix was that she had a confident shot on her hands, until no other streaming service released her hard medical drama about the same time.

Unfortunately, that's exactly what happened. In January 2025, three months before Pulse Falled, FBO Max announced the first episode of Pete. The show quickly took off, attracting mass critical praise and continuous media coverage. Everyone was talking about Pete, And, thanks to the traditional weekly edition schedule, they continued to talk about Pete for 15 weeks directly.

The release of Pete, as the FBO Max did was probably probably something that someone ever did at Villa Fitzgerald. By the time the Pulse ads hit people's TV screens, the HBO Max series has already won all as a spiritual successor to Air and the Anatomy of Gray. Before someone sees an episode of the "pulse", that Pete was already considered a discount. Pulse writing did not help the same heights as its main competitor. Now, more places have confirmed that the "pulse" is quietly canceled by Netflix, and it is unlikely that another network or streaming service will collect the series.

How The deadline Noticed in covering the show's cancellation, Pulse was unhappy enough to come at the end of the tail of the new resurrection in medical plays. As the exit noted, it was "the last of the five new medical plays that began in six months," with the other four series at stake - Fox's "Doc", "Brilliant Minds" on Ann -BI, CBS Watson, and, of course, FBO Max's "Pete".

The deadline did not even mention "Doctor Odyssey", a medical show with themes which premiered in the fall 2024. That series was also tragically canceled after one season despite winning its fair share of fans (one of which was Johnon Oliver) but still another example of how medical shows are in Now and how the "pulse" was unable to earn in the trend.

But while the "pulse" is now convicted of living in the shadow of Pete and his other competitors, there is still much to be loved in the show alone. What the most distinguishes the series is its #meteor-festo conspiracy plot; In the first episode, Daniel (Fitzgerald) reported his boss Xander (Colin Wudel) for sexual harassment. The rest of Season 1 then explores the events that led to its reporting, as well as the many effects of Ripple of her decision. It is a messy, unpleasant story that not every viewer rejoiced, but it is undeniable to put the front and center in a medical drama. Pulse may not have been for everyone, and maybe he never beat Pete in the rating, but it's still worth checking.