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1. More Joy
Air date: Sep 21, 2021
Max and Sharpe wake up to a new, more personal dynamic; Iggy calls upon an old contact to help with an explosive situation; Bloom begins a tricky dynamic with her new Emergency Department residents; Reynolds finds himself in an awkward position.
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2. We're in This Together
Air date: Sep 28, 2021
Max and Sharpe go public with their relationship at the hospital; the team struggles to keep a handle on an overcrowded and understaffed ICU and everyone must pitch in; Iggy's overly critical feedback alienates his residents.
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3. Same As It Ever Was
Air date: Oct 5, 2021
Max advises a young student at a science fair but encounters legal complications with her brilliant invention; Bloom encourages Dr. Shinwari to be more aggressive in the ED; Iggy gets a lesson in humility; Brantley has a surprise for the staff.
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4. Seed Money
Air date: Oct 12, 2021
Max struggles with a new fiscal reality at the hospital; Dr. Sharpe is on a mission to provide follow-up cancer screenings for patients before it's too late; Bloom grapples with Dr. Shinwari's new overnight schedule.
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5. This Be the Verse
Air date: Oct 19, 2021
Dr. Fuentes continues in her quest to remake the hospital in her vision; Max goes the extra mile to help a patient in need; Dr. Sharpe and Iggy find themselves at odds over a serious issue; Reynolds discovers the importance of personal obligations.
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6. Laughter and Hope and a Sock in the Eye
Air date: Oct 26, 2021
Dr. Reynolds and Dr. Malvo have a heart-to-heart with Dr. Baptiste; Max learns more about Sharpe when someone from her past resurfaces; Iggy plays referee between two patients and their families; Dr. Wilder reconsiders Max's offer to join the staff.
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7. Harmony
Air date: Nov 2, 2021
Max and Bloom are shocked when a deadly ambulance crash reveals a dangerous plan; Fuentes pressures Iggy to take on patients; Sharpe realizes her cost cutting has adversely affected her department; Reynolds, Baptiste and Malvo try to reach an accord.
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8. Paid in Full
Air date: Nov 9, 2021
Max is faced with a wrenching decision when New Amsterdam falls prey to a massive ransomware attack.
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9. In a Strange Land
Air date: Nov 16, 2021
Max takes drastic measures to help several undocumented immigrants after a fire destroys the church where they had sought refuge; Sharpe and Malvo assist a patient with a life-threatening condition; Reynolds is conflicted about his new position.
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10. Death Is the Rule. Life Is the Exception
Air date: Nov 23, 2021
As Max and Sharpe prepare to depart for London, a deadly superbug hits the hospital and draws them back in; Leyla confronts Bloom about the secret she's been hiding; Iggy digs deep to help grieving parents confront the reality that their son is gone.
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Absolutely brilliant. Beautiful acting, writing, all of the above. This show is talking about issues no other show has, in such a mindful and powerful way. Ignore the reviews, jump in, the water is warm!
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After binge watching 3 seasons I was amazed with the show and its innovations to help and bring about change. The fourth season brought it all burning to the ground and i dont hear good things about the fifth. every character youve grown to love you start to hate. max leaving the hospital and acting like he cares so much but still leaves, iggy emotionally cheating on his husband them blaming him, floyd being a snitch. truthfully went from one of my favorite shows to now my least liked show. great characters turned into horrible people
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Despite lack of some coherence (e.g.Luna's care), I loved and binge watched the 4 series and was so thrilled when Max proposed to Helen. They belong together. Season 4's last episode was a total letdown, an unnecessary twist that throws the whole show from a heart warming somewhat realistic 4 or 5 star show into an over-the-top melodrama with a contrived heartbreaking ending just to create suspense for a 5th season. The liberal mention of equity and racism in the show came to null with Helen's no-show at the end, without good rhyme or reason. It depicted a woman of color not being able to keep her promises, despite her obvious deep love and devotion to Max. She was blackballed in Season 5 out of spite. All her goodness was wiped out. Season 5 defied logic and turned this a cursed mixed race relationship that had to end with Max choosing another white woman. Lauren and her brown lover broke up as well. None of the mixed race couples can be together, while the sycophant unfaithful forever-frown-faced Frome get to exchange vows with his partner. The show made it clear blacks belong with blacks, white belongs with white, damned mixed-race relationships. However strong, the directors found ways to render it 'inappropriate', 'unhealthy'. The directors did not have to create an unnecessary cliff hanger in season 4, Max and Helen should be married. The show ended up with a meaningless blah season 5 that's not worth watching and with nothing to offer. Max's daughter becoming the medical director is another manifestation of the unconscious or conscious bias and racism, a very very young blond woman becoming a medical director. It is not touching, it is not warm, it's not inspirational; it's a perpetuation of liberal racism. The feel good uplifting show turned into a nightmare. Whoever came up with the cancelled wedding idea is too greedy, could not let something wonderful and good stay beautiful and uplifting. I loved and respected all the actors/actresses, they are all excellent. The season 4 last episode 22 script tanked the show because of someone's greediness for more melodrama.
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This once optimistic and hopeful show about finding creative alternatives to the bleak reality of our healthcare system changed into becoming the bleak selfish mess it was trying to 'fix'. The heroes gave up. Brilliant doctors became fools. And that hospital proved it has no business being open at all.
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Love it, an absolute must see
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This is feel good network tv. It's not complicated. Sometimes you watch a nice uplifting show and it ends with a serious finale to make you worry and want to come back to make sure everyone is alright (and they will be!). Sometimes you watch a serious show because it's about building up to satisfying character growth and an intense but uplifting finale, maybe with a twist to start something new for next season. But New Amsterdam just made an entire season that was discouraging and depressing from start to finish. There was never even a consistent thread connecting all of the chaos. No one grew and seem to be in actively worse places than they were at the beginning, and if there was any fun to be had it was quickly met with disaster. I don't think anyone felt good on that nauseating and disorienting rollercoaster. What was the point?
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The best thing about the show is the courage of the writers to take on the real challenges and threats faced by healthcare workers.
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Degusting propaganda. Spreads false medical information and the show is as far from escapism as it gets. I wanna get away watching entertainment. Not be political party force fed garbage. This is a miserable show. Stay far away if you want to be successful in life.
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