Medical dramas are a dime a dozen, largely thanks to a tried-and-true formula that has captivated viewers from 1954’s Medic to pop-culture phenom The Pitt. As a result, it’s hard for a series to stand out from the crowd. If you can’t do it, it’s a one-and-done, like the fate that befell 2022’s Good Sam. But if you can, the results can be rewarding. Take House, for example. The series, which debuted in 2004, brought something new to the table: a misanthropic genius doctor whose manner is prickly, to say the least, and was rewarded with a healthy 8-season run.
‘House’ Fans Have To Watch ABC’s 7-Part Bonkers Medical Series
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