Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen the respected Dr. Lucinda Edwards loses an opioid overdose patient, she faces an investigation probing into her conduct that night.When the respected Dr. Lucinda Edwards loses an opioid overdose patient, she faces an investigation probing into her conduct that night.When the respected Dr. Lucinda Edwards loses an opioid overdose patient, she faces an investigation probing into her conduct that night.
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I loved series 1 (majorly helped by the always-excellent Niamh Algar) but S2 falls into the realm of ludicrous. Tom Hughes (excellent individually) plays a doctor who has such bad luck it's a wonder that he didn't choose to take a few days off.
Affairs, bullying, drugs, mother/daughter drama and lying senior staff makes this feel a bit 'naff'. There's several solid acting performances but the material limits them.
It's actually a concern if 'real doctors' ever have this level of poor judgement...I also think s2 would put anyone off having a baby again on an NHS ward.
The whole of series 2 beckons the question 'Why didn't anyone think it was getting a bit silly?!' I don't recommend. In a world where there's lots of good T. V Dramas on various platforms, I'd avoid...in fact I'd go and watch Casualty instead.
Affairs, bullying, drugs, mother/daughter drama and lying senior staff makes this feel a bit 'naff'. There's several solid acting performances but the material limits them.
It's actually a concern if 'real doctors' ever have this level of poor judgement...I also think s2 would put anyone off having a baby again on an NHS ward.
The whole of series 2 beckons the question 'Why didn't anyone think it was getting a bit silly?!' I don't recommend. In a world where there's lots of good T. V Dramas on various platforms, I'd avoid...in fact I'd go and watch Casualty instead.
Malpractice doesn't muck about it has an explosive opening that shows the pressure A&E departments and their staff live with. The writer Grace Ofori-Attah was herself a Doctor in the NHS for ten years and the world's she's created here felt totally authentic.
Some of the critics have christened it Call of Duty meets Casualty and that's not a put down. Its an investigative thriller and a very twisty one - far removed from the more earnest look at the NHS under the cosh seen in 'This Is Going to Hurt' on BBC1 last year.
Production values were good throughout with an excellent script and a strong cast. A big shout out to the lead Niamh Algar for another stellar performance (also brilliant in 'Deceit').
There are a few moments you may need to suspend belief (could someone she previously knew investigate her - no) - but with such a good story and cast I didn't mind.
Some of the critics have christened it Call of Duty meets Casualty and that's not a put down. Its an investigative thriller and a very twisty one - far removed from the more earnest look at the NHS under the cosh seen in 'This Is Going to Hurt' on BBC1 last year.
Production values were good throughout with an excellent script and a strong cast. A big shout out to the lead Niamh Algar for another stellar performance (also brilliant in 'Deceit').
There are a few moments you may need to suspend belief (could someone she previously knew investigate her - no) - but with such a good story and cast I didn't mind.
It's a truism that it's easier to start an interesting story than it is to finish it. I found this one gripping in the first couple of episodes. By episode 3 I was looking up how many more episodes there were left to go.
The story and the predicament of the lead character got more and more fraught, but it might have been hurried along, in my opinion.
In episode 5, not surprisingly it all reaches a crescendo - but then rather lamely, too smoothly and quickly comes to the conclusion.
I think it's almost a rule now that TV drama serials have one or two episodes too many. I presume it's somehow cheaper to spin out one series out than to generate two.
There are some clichés, for example those TV drama disputes where characters have an argument lasting one minute, which ends when one of them simply leaves the room.
The story and the predicament of the lead character got more and more fraught, but it might have been hurried along, in my opinion.
In episode 5, not surprisingly it all reaches a crescendo - but then rather lamely, too smoothly and quickly comes to the conclusion.
I think it's almost a rule now that TV drama serials have one or two episodes too many. I presume it's somehow cheaper to spin out one series out than to generate two.
There are some clichés, for example those TV drama disputes where characters have an argument lasting one minute, which ends when one of them simply leaves the room.
Doctor Lucinda Edwards faces a huge decision, whether to treat an overdose victim or a young gunshot victim, as she chooses the other is left to a Junior colleague, but dies, Lucinda is grilled.
I'll be honest, after recent medical drama Maternal, my expectation were quite low for this, but this was altogether a different kind of medical drama.
When you hear that The Line of Duty team are involved, you get an idea of what to expect, and despite essentially being a hospital set melodrama, the whole thing is full of tension, twists and turns and intrigue.
It's one of those shoes that's easy to binge watch, as there are several things going on. One thing you come to realise, is that Doctors do essentially have to make some pretty huge choices, I'm not saying it's always life or death, but their decisions do have consequences.
Each episode offers something, and leaves you with more questions, I liked that it was just five episodes long. This one is worth your time.
Very well produced, it looks great and moves by at a pace. Very well acted also, Niamh Algar is excellent as Lucinda, strong performances all round.
I thoroughly enjoyed it, 8/10.
I'll be honest, after recent medical drama Maternal, my expectation were quite low for this, but this was altogether a different kind of medical drama.
When you hear that The Line of Duty team are involved, you get an idea of what to expect, and despite essentially being a hospital set melodrama, the whole thing is full of tension, twists and turns and intrigue.
It's one of those shoes that's easy to binge watch, as there are several things going on. One thing you come to realise, is that Doctors do essentially have to make some pretty huge choices, I'm not saying it's always life or death, but their decisions do have consequences.
Each episode offers something, and leaves you with more questions, I liked that it was just five episodes long. This one is worth your time.
Very well produced, it looks great and moves by at a pace. Very well acted also, Niamh Algar is excellent as Lucinda, strong performances all round.
I thoroughly enjoyed it, 8/10.
I really enjoyed this, it was tense at times with lots of twists. The acting was great too.
Niamh was fantastic.
It's a good medical drama, with a few unexpected bits. You want to hate the investigating officers, but I really didn't. It's believable too. Obviously some plot holes, if things like that happened in real life I would hope there would be bigger repercussions. Just don't think about it too much, take it with a pinch of salt.
I called it quite early on, however it didn't detract from the series at all. I watched it all in a day and would recommend it to others for sure. Just sit back and enjoy.
Niamh was fantastic.
It's a good medical drama, with a few unexpected bits. You want to hate the investigating officers, but I really didn't. It's believable too. Obviously some plot holes, if things like that happened in real life I would hope there would be bigger repercussions. Just don't think about it too much, take it with a pinch of salt.
I called it quite early on, however it didn't detract from the series at all. I watched it all in a day and would recommend it to others for sure. Just sit back and enjoy.
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- AnecdotesThe series isn't a true story but it has been inspired by the real-life experiences of former NHS doctor Grace Ofori-Attah, who moved into screenwriting following a 15-year medical career.
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