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1. Growth Hurts
Air date: Jun 10, 2020
Four physicians -- two neurosurgeons, an emergency room doctor and an obstetrician-gynecologist -- fight to give their patients quality health care despite professional and personal challenges.
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2. The Barrier
Air date: Jun 10, 2020
Dr. Amanda Little-Richardson copes with a rare diagnosis for her unborn baby; Dr. David Langer's brain surgery on Mitzie yields unexpected result.
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3. Birth
Air date: Jun 10, 2020
Dr. Mirtha Macri must overcome challenges to deliver her baby; Dr. David Langer fights for the expansion of his team while a colleague receives a devastating diagnosis.
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4. Together
Air date: Jun 10, 2020
The neurosurgery team retreats to David's beach house, where Mitch Levine shares his news; Amanda's husband accidently reveals the baby's gender.
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5. Undercurrents
Air date: Jun 10, 2020
Dr. John Boockvar delivers grim news to a family; Dr. David Langer performs Mitzie's procedure; the two doctors recall how their fathers shaped their careers.
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6. Night of the Dead
Air date: Jun 10, 2020
Halloween keeps the emergency room busy while the neurosurgeons operate on a young woman whose surgery is prolonged by unexpected lab findings.
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7. Pain
Air date: Jun 10, 2020
Dr. John Boockvar's team deals with the crushing loss of a patient; Mitch Levine returns to work; Dr. Amanda Little-Richardson comes to grips with a new development in her pregnancy.
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8. Full Circle
Air date: Jun 10, 2020
Dr. Amanda Little-Richardson's tough delivery has a happy outcome, and she prepares to leave for New York; Dr. John Boockvar's patient faces the end; Dr. David Langer's team continues to grow.
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Doctors struggle to save the critically ill as the pandemic shuts down New York City.
Lenox Hill (2020)
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Audience Reviews for Lenox Hill: Season 1
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One of the best medical series I've ever seen, a delightful experience. I remember watching Lenox Hill while studying to get into college and already trying to decide either to the medical field or not, and this series showed me that this is really my dream. It is a realistic experience that shows you that doctors aren't gods, but human beings with problems, dreams, requests and have their own lives, doing their best every day to save as many people as possible.
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I'm responding to the behavior of a physician in episode 7 of season 1. She judges a young man with sickle cell disease who recently injured his knee to be a drug abuser. She assumes him to be abusing opiates because he had a prescription for #30 Percocet 10 days previously: a prescription for 30 Percocet over 10 days is 3 pills per day. This is an appropriate (or arguably inadequate) dose for chronic pain which by definition this young man suffers from. As a pharmacists, I hate to watch clinicians judge patients unfairly. I have no idea what this young truly went through, but I believe he may have been judged unfairly.
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Real doctors, real heroes.
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This show is absolutely brilliant and I really hope another season/s are made. It was a very real and honest portrayal of a Hospital.
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The most compelling TV I've watched in years.
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Mediocre hospital ad
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I think this is one of the most spellbinding shows on television. I admire the patients who let the cameras into their lives during their crises. We share their pain, triumphs, sadness and love. It is raw and painful. But these doctors keep trying their very best to save lives. The downside is the horrific state of medical care in this country where people cannot afford to get life-saving medicines, such as the patient whose insurance company would not pay for her asthma. I loved ER: Trauma in the Emergency Room but it was discontinued but that was a fascinating show of a completely different nature.
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Incredible show! Loved every second of it! :)
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Lenox Hill is a must watch for pre-meds and anyone interested in medicine-related television.
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Incredibly inspiring, informational and captivating!
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