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On his first day as an intern, an idealistic Dr. Devon Pravesh faces the harsh realities of medical care; resident Conrad Hawkins teaches him unconventional methods for treating patients; Conrad goes head-to-head with Dr. Solomon Bell.
Conrad's plans for a heart transplant patient are derailed; Conrad risks his job to rectify the situation; after a file goes missing, Nic grows suspicious of one of the doctors; Devon must make a split-second decision for a patient.
An old army buddy and fellow surgeon visits Conrad at the hospital; the team is put to the test when they have to save the life of an uninsured and undocumented patient; Dr. Bell experiments with a new medication for his tremor.
After a mix-up in the ER causes Conrad to deliver a death notification to the wrong family, he sets out to fix it; Nic struggles to find a patient's records; Devon forms a bond with an elderly patient.
Three concurrent surgeries at the hospital push its staff to the limits; Nic's decision makes Conrad jealous; Dr. Lane Hunter sets out to discredit Nic's claims; Devon struggles with a patient who has an embarrassing problem.
Conrad battles a group of overly aggressive attending physicians; Mina goes out of her way to help a young man from her neighborhood who almost mugged her; Nic enlists Devon's help.
Conrad disagrees with Lane over a treatment plan for a terminal cancer patient; Nic must devise a strategy on how to stand her ground with a patient; Bell realizes he'll need Mina's hands more than ever.
Nic and Conrad decide to admit a homeless Jane Doe; Devon and Irving care for a male escort who offers surprisingly good advice; Micah returns for a checkup and falls even harder for Mina; Devon's parents are in town.
Conrad's ex-fiancée is admitted to the hospital with abdominal pain; Bell panics when Claire announces that she will be installing cameras in all operating rooms; Lane realizes that Nic is suspicious about her clinic.
Conrad is hit by a bike and badly sprains his ankle; Conrad must help his old medical professor, who is having visions of her old patients; Nic navigates her emotions while mourning the loss of a patient; Bell operates on a foreign dignitary.
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Apr 29, 2022I really enjoy the cast and the acting and the plots of the series. All likeable and well set up to make some interesting drama for the season. Standard medical drama though and it all seems to run through the numbers. Hawkins is a regular Dr. House, only without the cane, drug addiction and lousy attitude.
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Feb 12, 2022Looking for something new to watch, so started THE RESIDENT. It is terrible from a medical standpoint. I have been a surgical nurse for the past 25 years and this show is so very UNREALISTIC in so many ways. I am on season 1, episode 6 and won't watch any more. The episode where the hospital brought in a consultant to "UP SELL" tests on patients to increase revenue is so unrealistic. Episode 6 when they schedule concurrent surgeries is way over board. YES they do schedule concurrent surgeries at times... but NOT the highly risky surgeries that were represented in this episode. I would love to be a technical advisor on some of these "medical shows". I truly believe the surgical world needs to be more realistically represented. I was hoping THIS "medical show" would be better. I was again, disappointed.
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Nov 19, 2021You end last season with the birth of the baby. You begin this season with the infant going to daycare then bam the infant is no longer an infant but grown talking preschooler. This makes me not want to watch the resident anymore.
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Nov 09, 2021I really didn't want to like this series. I was tired of the medical procedural dramas. (They tend to be portrayed as saint-like heroes and anyone who has any experience with reality, knows that's definitely not the case.) Despite myself, I really enjoyed this first season. The character portrayals are unique. They mirror reality quite well the conflicts that people experience, the differing personalities and the compromises people make to get the job done. Dialogue is fun and has some unexpectedly comedic moments. All in all a great first season, looking forward to the rest!
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Apr 09, 2021Love it hopefully it runs for many more seasons. If you like Greys Anatomy you'll like this.
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Mar 19, 2021Great medical drama!
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Feb 19, 2020Love it, the characters are great!
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Dec 08, 2019Just mind blown by the premise, the setup, the lead actors Indian guy and his senior guy foremost are terrific performers and handsome men. Everyone else are in their shadow, but are as good if you go deeper. What a show! I don't want to lie, I just binge watched the entire season in 2 to 3 days. :)
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Nov 28, 2019Great show, yet another example of Tomatometer being biased and out of touch with the audience.
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Oct 14, 2019Basic good bad tv but gets a bump because it addresses real issues in US hospital and medical system. Of course too sexist, why that part of reality always ends up on tv is a puzzle. It's nice relaxing but not mindless tv. And I am interested in the characters. A+ for diversity casting. (Of course "The Resident" is cis straight white male, whom I do enjoy gazing at despite the STUPID giant tatoo the show put on his back.)
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