For fans of TV drama, there’s some good news:
“Doc” will be back next season on Fox – this time for 22 episodes. Also, other shows – led by ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” – are set for their spring return.
Based on an Italian series, “Doc” started with an offbeat notion: After a car accident, a doctor has lost eight years of memories, both medical and personal. She struggles to revive her career and her life.
That may sound like a stretch, but the cast (led by Molly Parker, shown here) and the writing make it work.
“Doc” will be bumped March 4 by a presidential speech, then closes its 10-episode season (9 p.m. March 11 and 18) with strong episodes wrapping a key story: A colleague (Scott Wolf) hopes she won’t remember his lethal error.
A week later, on March 25, Fox has the season-openers of its other dramas – “The Cleaning Lady” and “Alert: Missing Persons Unit.”
Other networks are also adding spring dramas. On Sundays, NBC has just launched “Suits: LA” and “Grosse Pointe Garden Society”; on March 9, AMC launches its “Dark Winds” season.
And ABC’s entire Thursday line-up – “9-1-1,” “Doctor Odyssey” and “Grey’s Anatomy” – returns March 6, after a 15-week break.
DOC: Molly Parker in DOC coming soon to FOX. © 2024 Fox Media LLC. CR: Peter Stranks/FOX.
Good news: Fox renews “Doc”
For fans of TV drama, there’s some good news:
“Doc” will be back next season on Fox – this time for 22 episodes. Also, other shows – led by ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” – are set for their spring return.
Based on an Italian series, “Doc” started with an offbeat notion: After a car accident, a doctor has lost eight years of memories, both medical and personal. She struggles to revive her career and her life.
That may sound like a stretch, but the cast (led by Molly Parker, shown here) and the writing make it work. Read more…