Whether through the soap opera ("General Hospital"), the perspective of Hugh Lori ("house") or a long -term network procedure ("Gray Anatomy"), the medical drama has always found huge success on television. Take a look at "Air", which lasted more than 15 seasons from the mid -1990s until the end of the 2000s. There is a built -in audience for these types of shows in which we get to know patients who barrel, although those hospital doors, besides the internal life of the medical professionals themselves.

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Given this, it should not be surprised that the new Max Original series has become a phenomenon and one of the most talked about the series of the year. Even the celebrity author of Horror Steven King rejoices the show on social media.

Pete follows a rotating group of doctors, trainees and other medical professionals during chaotic 15 -hour stretching, working in an emergency room, with each episode playing in real time. Medically correct drama series He took the world with a storm because of his brilliant writing, a great job with character and a tense atmosphere in which situations reveal layers of all working in the Pittsburgh title Center for Medical Trauma.

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But season 1 is rapidly approaching, leaving room for new shows to withdraw and take that audience for themselves. Now, the first new medical drama outside the gate is Netflix's original series "Pulse" (which should not be confused with the film Kijoshi Kurosawa of the same name, naturally), with all 10 episodes now available for electricity.

Created by "Hawaii Pet-0" producer/writer Zoe Robin, with the "lost" writer Carlton Kuse, who served as a shower, "Pulse" follows the developments of the Center for Trauma 1 at the Miami Maguier Hospital in the middle of some shakes.

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As a third year resident of Maguier Hospital, Dr. Dani Sims (Villa Fitzgerald from the fame "Reacher") faces even greater responsibility, as it has been promoted by the main resident after D -Xander Phillips (Colin Wudel), the former leader of the Trauma Center, has been suspended for some disturbing claims. But things are becoming even more complicated as the hurricane sends the hospital to lock, forcing the two to work together in tandem in order to try and save as many lives as possible as they can, despite the circumstances.

What is interesting about her premise is that the aspect that looks most like a day of chaos of Pete only make up the top five episodes of Pulse, and the remaining five have been subsequently. Of course, the television industry has never hesitated to use the success of a mass popular show. In the Pulse case, however, this new medical drama has earned a mixed reception from both critics and spectators, with the most praise of the performances, but otherwise criticized the structure of the show and inferior writing.

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According to FlixpatrolPulse is currently ranked in Netflix's number 4 graphs in the United States, with fluctuating placements for the rest of the world. If you look at how the social media series is discussed, you will still find it difficult to find a post where it is no It is mentioned along with Pete. I'm sure it doesn't help that the "pulse" missed all 10 of the first seasonal episodes at once, while Pete managed to maintain uncertainty and intensity Through its 15 episode.

The Pulse may not initially seem like the best remedy for the hole left by a popular show, but it can provide a quick repair for the fans of medical plays in general. However, above that, the chances are about whether we will see the further adventures of the Maguier Hospital.

Each episode of the season 1 "Pulse" is currently moving to Netflix.