El doctor John Watson reanuda su carrera médica al frente de una clínica dedicada al tratamiento de enfermedades raras seis meses después de la muerte de su amigo y compañero, Sherlock Holme... Leer todoEl doctor John Watson reanuda su carrera médica al frente de una clínica dedicada al tratamiento de enfermedades raras seis meses después de la muerte de su amigo y compañero, Sherlock Holmes, a manos de Moriarty.El doctor John Watson reanuda su carrera médica al frente de una clínica dedicada al tratamiento de enfermedades raras seis meses después de la muerte de su amigo y compañero, Sherlock Holmes, a manos de Moriarty.
Anita Alfke
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I really wanted to like this show, now that a few others I watch have concluded their episodes for the season, but it really didn't impress me. I love medical shows, shows about mysterious diseases, but this didn't draw me in. I've watched Morris Chestnut in a few other shows, which is why I gave this one a chance.
I didn't need this association with Sherlock Holmes - it would have been fine just being a medical show with a character named Dr Watson.
One odd point: why did they feel the need to cast one actor to play Stephens and Adams? We're there no acting twins, brothers, or lookalikes available?
Like the other reviewer, I'll give this another chance, but if you're looking for "House," "Brilliant Minds" is better.
I didn't need this association with Sherlock Holmes - it would have been fine just being a medical show with a character named Dr Watson.
One odd point: why did they feel the need to cast one actor to play Stephens and Adams? We're there no acting twins, brothers, or lookalikes available?
Like the other reviewer, I'll give this another chance, but if you're looking for "House," "Brilliant Minds" is better.
I am a big fan of Morris Chestnut. This series feels very formulaic. Like any person only ever has one case to follow up on. Realistic please! I am not a doctor or detective but in my real life - I have several items open and being pursued at once allllll the time. The acting is a little stilted from the supporting characters. I will be hanging on for a few episodes to see how this develops. I usually give at least five episodes to a new show to see character and deeper storyline develop. Some mystery around how Moriarity is involved and how deeply with Watson. Did Sherlock really die? Or will he reappear?
Seeing ads for a Watson, I wondered if they meant the Sherlock Holmes character or being cheap. At least it IS the obvious character. I've enjoyed Sherlock things, particular modern day like Elementary (making Watson female initially felt like a gimmick but I found it worked, particularly since it was Lucy Liu, she pulled it off well). In the ads I definitely recognize the lead guy, I know I've enjoyed his work before but I can't place him, finding him well qualified for portraying a suave likeable guy with the smooth resonant voice that girls can like, encouraging there to be girls _I_ can like. :)
Okay, concept is interesting, Sherlock is gone (bit of a shame, but clearly necessary to build a show around Watson), so shows Watson post-Sherlock, with all that investigative experience. Cool idea, sounds like a great recipe for another House - another show I loved - except this actor has the vibe of a personable guy, what was fun about House is his acidity, his sarcasm, his severe lack of a bedside manner and not caring about it. Being brutally blunt in a way that was very effective.
Loving seeing the gorgeous girl from So Help Me Todd, took a bit to recognize her, she looks more exotic here. But then there's the Croft twins. I see Stephens listed (I agree with Watson, that name is moronic, weird names bug me, and it just seems to be to make fun of), but no second Croft. I was trying to look up his name. Hmmm. I spot Croft Twin, so I pay attention to catch the OTHER name, was all ready to edit IMDb to change Croft Twin to the right name. THEN I notice the SAME GUY plays both! What a stupid unnecessary gimmick! And there's two Croft Twins, clearly those two are to play the OTHER twin when focus is on the main actor playing one or the other. Look, the two people playing one gimmick was a fascinating cool innovative crowd pleaser in 1961 with Parent Trap. IT'S JUST STUPID AND UNNECESSARY NOW! This will intrigue nobody now, you need a reason now (like a cloning storyline, or Mike Myers spreading his comedy abilities around in Austin Powers by playing vastly different characters). They're fussing around and making it harder on themselves for NOTHING! Hire actual identical twins, don't get unnecessarily complicated! Aren't the Sprouse twins still acting? Boom, done. Don't want to spend the money? It should be REALLY easy to get no-name identical twins. And are these three really cheaper than two? AND the extra effort/tricks?
And DAMN does Randall Park feel horribly miscast! They shouldn't even have the character, he's shoehorned in here, he doesn't fit in a medical drama. And Randall just has the VIBE for a lovable friendly schlub. He seems to naturally smile all the time, that's what his character was like when I "met" him in his show Fresh Off The Boat. He played "himself" pretty similarly as an interviewer in Young Rock. He guested as a clinic case in House where he was a similar wimpy try-to-please-people kind of guy, a clip that ends up in many House compilation videos. Congrats for not being typecast, but it's just damn jarring here.
My biggest complaint is the twin thing, and they're pretty stuck with it. If they fire one character to simplify the acting, seems like it would be the more enjoyable easy-going one because fussbucket Stephens seems to be the worker, the more effective and useful doctor, so they need to keep both to make a well rounded team and not ruin the unnecessary Team Experiment they declared right off the bat instead of letting it percolate for a few episodes before revealing the surprise.
Okay, concept is interesting, Sherlock is gone (bit of a shame, but clearly necessary to build a show around Watson), so shows Watson post-Sherlock, with all that investigative experience. Cool idea, sounds like a great recipe for another House - another show I loved - except this actor has the vibe of a personable guy, what was fun about House is his acidity, his sarcasm, his severe lack of a bedside manner and not caring about it. Being brutally blunt in a way that was very effective.
Loving seeing the gorgeous girl from So Help Me Todd, took a bit to recognize her, she looks more exotic here. But then there's the Croft twins. I see Stephens listed (I agree with Watson, that name is moronic, weird names bug me, and it just seems to be to make fun of), but no second Croft. I was trying to look up his name. Hmmm. I spot Croft Twin, so I pay attention to catch the OTHER name, was all ready to edit IMDb to change Croft Twin to the right name. THEN I notice the SAME GUY plays both! What a stupid unnecessary gimmick! And there's two Croft Twins, clearly those two are to play the OTHER twin when focus is on the main actor playing one or the other. Look, the two people playing one gimmick was a fascinating cool innovative crowd pleaser in 1961 with Parent Trap. IT'S JUST STUPID AND UNNECESSARY NOW! This will intrigue nobody now, you need a reason now (like a cloning storyline, or Mike Myers spreading his comedy abilities around in Austin Powers by playing vastly different characters). They're fussing around and making it harder on themselves for NOTHING! Hire actual identical twins, don't get unnecessarily complicated! Aren't the Sprouse twins still acting? Boom, done. Don't want to spend the money? It should be REALLY easy to get no-name identical twins. And are these three really cheaper than two? AND the extra effort/tricks?
And DAMN does Randall Park feel horribly miscast! They shouldn't even have the character, he's shoehorned in here, he doesn't fit in a medical drama. And Randall just has the VIBE for a lovable friendly schlub. He seems to naturally smile all the time, that's what his character was like when I "met" him in his show Fresh Off The Boat. He played "himself" pretty similarly as an interviewer in Young Rock. He guested as a clinic case in House where he was a similar wimpy try-to-please-people kind of guy, a clip that ends up in many House compilation videos. Congrats for not being typecast, but it's just damn jarring here.
My biggest complaint is the twin thing, and they're pretty stuck with it. If they fire one character to simplify the acting, seems like it would be the more enjoyable easy-going one because fussbucket Stephens seems to be the worker, the more effective and useful doctor, so they need to keep both to make a well rounded team and not ruin the unnecessary Team Experiment they declared right off the bat instead of letting it percolate for a few episodes before revealing the surprise.
The show's format is reminiscent of other medical and police procedural series, such as Morris Chestnut's role in Rosewood, as well as House and Elementary, which share similar elements.
The show's narrative style also echoes that of House, a medical drama known for it's unconventional approach to solving medical mysteries. Furthermore, the show's intellectual and analytical tone is reminiscent of Elementary, a modern retelling of the Sherlock Holmes set in America.
I am looking forward to watch more episodes. As the series continues to unfold, I'm excited to see how the storylines will evolve and the characters will grow. As each new episode unfolds, I'm eagerly anticipating the surprises and plot twists that will be revealed.
The show's narrative style also echoes that of House, a medical drama known for it's unconventional approach to solving medical mysteries. Furthermore, the show's intellectual and analytical tone is reminiscent of Elementary, a modern retelling of the Sherlock Holmes set in America.
I am looking forward to watch more episodes. As the series continues to unfold, I'm excited to see how the storylines will evolve and the characters will grow. As each new episode unfolds, I'm eagerly anticipating the surprises and plot twists that will be revealed.
So So.
I want to see if the show gets its legs. The set was sophisticated. The question of whether they meant that John Watson is answered early enough to not be distracting the whole time.
I want to like it. The reason I will come back for more is Morris Chestnut can develop a range even if all the director wants to do is make him as sexy as possible, forget the plot. It can be terrible for a super tight script.
Slow start. What's the deal with the separated partner? Why these residents or new doctors? What makes the patient cases compelling enough to get free care?
Will Holmes or Moriarty join the cast this season?
It's enough of a hook to return.
I want to see if the show gets its legs. The set was sophisticated. The question of whether they meant that John Watson is answered early enough to not be distracting the whole time.
I want to like it. The reason I will come back for more is Morris Chestnut can develop a range even if all the director wants to do is make him as sexy as possible, forget the plot. It can be terrible for a super tight script.
Slow start. What's the deal with the separated partner? Why these residents or new doctors? What makes the patient cases compelling enough to get free care?
Will Holmes or Moriarty join the cast this season?
It's enough of a hook to return.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaWhen telling Watson about the legacy left by Holmes, Shinwell says he "had the bees and the honey" to take care of them both. "Bees and honey" is a Cockney rhyming slang phrase that means money. Arthur Conan Doyle wrote of Holmes being retired and became a beekeeper in "His Last Bow" and "The Adventure of the Lion's Mane".
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