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The promo for Fox’s Doc episode seven teases the return of someone disturbing from Sonya’s past. Episode seven, “Secrets and Lies,” will air on Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Molly Parker plays Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, Omar Metwally is Dr. Michael Hamda, Amirah Vann is Dr. Gina Walker, Jon Ecker is Dr. Jake Heller, and Anya Banerjee is Dr. Sonya Maitra. Season one guest stars include Scott Wolf as Dr. Richard Miller and Patrick Walker as Dr. Tj Coleman.

“Secrets and Lies” Plot: Sonya wrestles with treating a guy from her past and must rely on Amy to help her. Richard (Scott Wolf) deals with a family situation. Jake and Tj debate the moral implications of a diagnosis.

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After a late-night car crash results in severe head trauma, Amy...

Amy continues to try and deal with bits of memories of her personal life while helping patients on Fox’s Doc season one episode six. “Once, More With Feeling” will air on Tuesday, February 11, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Molly Parker plays Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, Omar Metwally is Dr. Michael Hamda, Amirah Vann is Dr. Gina Walker, Jon Ecker is Dr. Jake Heller, and Anya Banerjee is Dr. Sonya Maitra. Season one guest stars include Scott Wolf as Dr. Richard Miller and Patrick Walker as Dr. Tj Coleman.

“Once More, with Feeling” Plot: It’s a race against time as Amy and Jake try to uncover the cause of a unique patient’s worsening condition. Gina (Vann) treats a quirky hypochondriac, and Amy makes a shocking discovery about her pre-accident love life.

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Eep. It looks like another tough day as an intern for Dr. Amy Larsen, as seen in TVLine’s exclusive sneak peek from the next episode of Fox’s freshman medical drama, Doc.

Inspired by a true story and based on Italy’s Doc: Nelle tue mani, Doc stars Molly Parker (Deadwood) as the titular Amy, a hard-charging and icy-cold Chief of Internal Medicine who, following a car accident, cannot remember the past eight years of her life.

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Amy faces an ethical dilemma on Fox’s Doc season one episode five, “He Ain’t Heavy.” Episode five will air on Tuesday, February 4, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Molly Parker plays Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, Omar Metwally is Dr. Michael Hamda, Amirah Vann is Dr. Gina Walker, Jon Ecker is Dr. Jake Heller, and Anya Banerjee is Dr. Sonya Maitra. Season one guest stars include Scott Wolf as Dr. Richard Miller and Patrick Walker as Dr. Tj Coleman.

“He Ain’t Heavy” Plot: Amy and Sonya endeavor to help a teen in need of a bone marrow transplant and his younger brother whose own health issues jeopardize his life to donate. Jake deals with a fainting bride and her worried groom. Michael (Metwally) struggles with a secret he’s been keeping.

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The following contains spoilers from the first four episodes of Fox’s Doc, which airs Tuesdays at 9/8c.

Fox’s Doc makes you wonder if the 1991 Harrison Ford film Regarding Henry would have been better received, its premise better explored, as an ongoing TV series.

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Scott Wolf’s role in the new Fox drama Doc has marked a homecoming for the veteran actor, who became a household name in the ’90s when he starred opposite Matthew Fox and Neve Campbell in the network’s drama Party of Five.

While talking up his latest gig opposite Molly Parker during an Austin TV Festival panel Tuesday, Wolf says he has come “full circle in an amazing way” by starring in a medical drama “that resonates the same way that [Party of Five did] with me.”

Based on a true story, Doc follows Dr. Amy Larsen (Parker), a brilliant but irascible surgeon who forgets the last eight years of her life after she was involved in a car accident. It premiered Jan. 7 on Fox.

“It’s a real gift,” Wolf told the crowd in Austin Tuesday. “The fact that Doc feels like a show that aspires to the...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Doc Season 1 Episode 4 “One Small Step.”] Richard (Scott Wolf) is not making it a secret that he’s nervous around Amy (Molly Parker) on Doc. She may have lost eight years of memories after a car accident, but at any moment, she can remember that she was investigating him for his actions with a patient who died. And now, Amy’s back at work, albeit on strict protocols, and Richard is keeping a very close eye on her. Take, for instance, his reaction upon seeing her talking to Dr. Franco from pathology, worried that Amy could find out about the autopsy report she ordered on the aforementioned patient. (Amy was asking if she performed an autopsy on her son who died. She hadn’t.) After, he emails Dr. Franco and tells her that since Amy’s not currently a licensed physician, any requests for information should be approved by him.

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Doc” Episode 4.

“Doc” flashed back to a pivotal tragedy in Dr. Amy Larsen’s elusive past, making room for a new beginning for her family.

Episode 4, titled “One Small Step,” followed as Amy (Molly Parker) — who works to learn more about her past after waking up from an accident having lost eight years of her memory — stumbled upon an old video clip that showed her icy treatment toward her then-husband Michael (Omar Metwally), filmed some time after the death of their son Danny. The video featured Amy sniping at Michael for an issue that came up during their daughter Katie’s birthday. After Michael called her out on her attitude, Amy lashed out saying nothing goes well in their lives unless she’s handling it herself. Gina (Amirah Vann) then stepped in, telling the couple to not argue during the birthday party.

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Amy continues to try and figure out what her life was like leading up to the accident on Fox’s Doc season one episode four. “One Small Step” will air on Tuesday, January 28, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt after a new episode of Kitchen Nightmares.

Molly Parker plays Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, Omar Metwally is Dr. Michael Hamda, Amirah Vann is Dr. Gina Walker, Jon Ecker is Dr. Jake Heller, and Anya Banerjee is Dr. Sonya Maitra. Season one guest stars include Scott Wolf as Dr. Richard Miller and Patrick Walker as Dr. Tj Coleman.

“One Small Step” Plot: Amy must confront who she became after the tragedy struck her family seven years ago. Sonya and Tj disagree on how to handle a sick Marine, and Amy and Jake make a life-changing discovery about an Alzheimer’s patient.

Jon Ecker and Molly Parker in ‘Doc’ season 1 episode 4 (Photo...

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Fox’s newest medical drama “Doc” premiered as the network’s most-watched debut in five years.

“Doc,” which stars Molly Parker as a medical chief whose memory is partially lost in a devastating accident, has grown its audience to 15.6 million viewers across platforms in the first 11 days since its Jan. 7 premiere, according to Nielsen viewing figures. The premiere now ranks as Fox’s most-watched debut telecast across all platforms in five years, since “9-1-1: Lone Star” premiered in January 2020.

With delayed viewing across Fox, Hulu and other streaming platforms, the premiere episode grew by 609% when compared to its live-plus-same-day viewership of 2.2 million, which the show brought in during its linear debut on Jan. 7.

On Hulu and Fox.com alone,”Doc” brought in 1.1 million viewers in its first week of viewing,...

Exclusive: Fox delivered its best series debut in five years with the launch of its new medical drama Doc.

The premiere episode has now amassed 15.6M cross-platform viewers in its first 11 days, according to the network, representing an impressive 609% increase over its live + same-day audience of 2.2M. It’s the most-watched debut telecast Fox has seen since 9-1-1: Lone Star.

In the first seven days after its January 7 debut, the episode drew 1.1M viewers across Hulu and Fox.com, which makes it the network’s best streaming performance for a debut telecast since The Floor last year. However, it seems that Doc is amassing a much larger audience overall than The Floor. As Deadline exclusively revealed at the time, The Floor‘s debut scored 4.4M cross-platform viewers in its first seven days.

Interestingly, it looks like much of this massive audience increase is coming from delayed linear viewing,...

It isn’t easy to return to the basics when you’ve been on top for so long.

Amy started her first day back at Westside during Doc Season 1 Episode 3, and it would’ve been silly of us to expect that there would be smooth sailing.

However, despite some bumps, she’s shown her compassionate and earnest approaches toward patients and healthcare amid flashbacks that may not have colored her in the best light.

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The hospital politics in this series are enough to make a girl gnash her teeth, and given the fact that I’m battling a horrible toothache at the moment, it’s inadvisable.

Treating patients is the easiest part of the gig when others around don’t like you or have ulterior motives.

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Molly Parker continues to do a fantastic job of capturing the vulnerability of Amnesia Amy as she takes this new phase of...

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Amy dives into a puzzling case on Fox’s Doc season one episode three, “Day One.” Episode three will air on Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Molly Parker plays Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, Omar Metwally is Dr. Michael Hamda, Amirah Vann is Dr. Gina Walker, Jon Ecker is Dr. Jake Heller, and Anya Banerjee is Dr. Sonya Maitra. Season one guest stars include Scott Wolf as Dr. Richard Miller and Patrick Walker as Dr. Tj Coleman.

“Day One” Plot: Amy, allowed to return to work under strict guidelines, teams up with Tj (Walker) to treat a patient suffering from mysterious liver problems. Sonya (Banerjee) and Jake (Ecker) help an elderly couple navigate the final chapter of their love story.

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After a late-night car crash results in severe head trauma, Amy wakes...

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[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Doc Season 1 Episode 2 “…Try, Try Again.”] As Amy (Molly Parker) continues to adjust to what her life has become, now that she doesn’t have memories of the last eight years of her life on Doc, those around her have to adapt as well. That includes Richard (Scott Wolf), now interim chief, especially as he worries about what Amy will start to remember. As was introduced in the series premiere, Amy had questions about Richard’s actions regarding a patient, Dixon. Then, she got into the car accident and lost her memories. Now, Richard worries about the autopsy report; if it shows metoprolol in the patient’s system, it could ruin his life. But to Amy, the two are still friends, something that hasn’t been part of their dynamic for a long time. Having this Amy around is “a very complicated thing for Richard,” Wolf tells TV Insider. That...

There are so many emotions with Doc.

The series is a total “Feels” fest, and it manages those emotions so well during Doc Season 1 Episode 2.

The second installment builds on the foundation of the Doc series premiere and settles nicely into itself. It makes it easy to bask in the series’ humanity.

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Did I tell you all that I’m a character girl? Because I am, and thus far, Doc is doing a great job of putting the characters first and allowing all the medical plots to enhance the dynamic character exploration.

Again, Molly Parker is fantastic in this role, and she has such an incredibly difficult feat of capturing a multi-faceted Amy to such a degree that we can see and acknowledge her flaws and mishaps and still utterly adore her despite them.

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These days, people are finally catching on — mental health is just as important as physical health. Case in point: Dr. Amy Larsen, played by Molly Parker, in Fox’s new medical drama “Doc.”

After a car accident wipes out the last eight years of her memory, Dr. Larsen is back at square one, starting over as a hospital intern while piecing her life back together. From tackling grief and strained family dynamics to regaining her strength, Dr. Larsen is on a journey that’s all about finding the balance between physical recovery and mental well-being.

In a recent episode of TheWrap’s “UnWrapped” podcast, sponsored by Fox, Parker opened up about the complexity of her character’s storyline. “It was such a fresh take on grief,” Parker said, reflecting on the shows dual timelines of “before” and “after” the accident.

Parker delved deep into her character’s emotional struggle, revealing that Dr.

Fox is kicking off 2025 with a new medical drama titled Doc, which is headlined by a stellar cast that includes the likes of Molly Parker, Omar Metwally, and Jon Ecker.

The series tells the story of Amy Larsen, the Chief of Internal Medicine in a local hospital in Minneapolis who suffered a brain injury that led her to lose her memory in the last eight years. This incident makes her reflect on her life and the huge changes that comes along with it. 

Doc premiered on Fox on January 7. 

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For showrunners Hank Steinberg and Barbie Kligman, the prognosis is good. “Doc,” the Italian drama series that the pair have adapted for Fox and Sony Pictures Television, got off to a strong start this week.

The series, toplined by Molly Parker, blends medical procedural elements with a larger mystery around a hard-charging surgeon, Dr. Amy Larsen, who suffers from an eight-year gap in her memory after a traumatic brain injury. As she recovers, she gradually becomes aware of the massive life changes that were blocked by the memory loss, including the death of her son and the end of her marriage. The time frame of the storytelling shifts between 2016 to 2024 in ways that keeps viewers on their toes.

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Fox’s Doc series premiere found Amy unable to remember anything from the last eight years. Viewers learned key facts about her past, including that she’s divorced, just as Amy also learned them. Episode two, “…Try Try Again,” dives into how the hospital staff are handling this new memory-impaired version of Amy. The second episode of the series will air on Tuesday, January 14, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Molly Parker plays Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, Omar Metwally is Dr. Michael Hamda, Amirah Vann is Dr. Gina Walker, Jon Ecker is Dr. Jake Heller, and Anya Banerjee is Dr. Sonya Maitra. Season one guest stars include Scott Wolf as Dr. Richard Miller and Patrick Walker as Dr. Tj Coleman.

“…Try Try Again” Plot: While at the hospital recovering, Amy can’t help but insert herself into her roommate’s case. Meanwhile, all the other doctors and nurses have...

Doc had a big premiere, and its EP is answering the question of whether the central character will get back what she’s lost!

Caution: This article contains Spoilers for the series premiere of Doc

Based on an Italian show, Doc premiered on Fox on Tuesday, Jan. 7. The opening scenes establish Doctor Amy Larsen (Molly Parker) as a brilliant surgeon but also a cold woman who cuts down underlings and is carrying on an affair with a younger doctor, Jake (Jon Ecker). She also suspects her colleague Dr Richard Miller (Scott Wolf) botched a procedure that killed a patient.

What happened to Amy in Doc?

While driving home, Amy makes the mistake of looking at her phone for a test result and gets into a crash. When she wakes up in the hospital, she has retrograde amnesia and thinks it’s still 2016.

It’s more than a rude awakening for...

Medical dramas are a tried-and-true staple of network television and the question that always arises with every new iteration is how will this one be different from all of the others that have come before? Doc, the newest in the subgenre, has set itself out to be different enough to set itself apart but still has enough familiar staples to be somewhat safe.

Caution: This post contains Spoilers for Doc Season 1, Episode 1

This series premiere is in an odd spot where it functions if you don't know anything about the conceit going in but also that hook is also the reason to watch it.

Doc follows Amy Larsen (played by Molly Parker), an insensitive and cold Chief of Internal Medicine that generally rubs people the wrong way, to put it mildly. Few people care for her style or bedside manner but, as her Chief Resident and discreet partner Jake Heller...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Doc series premiere “If at First You Don’t Succeed…”] There’s more than one mystery at the center of Doc, the new Fox drama about Amy (Molly Parker) after she wakes from an accident that cost her eight years of memories. But one of them isn’t what caused the accident. The premiere reveals that she looked at her phone when test results came in. Below, showrunner Barbie Kligman talks about having that be the cause (versus someone hitting her), how Amy’s going to be dealing with her grief over her son’s death, her now ex-husband’s (Omar Metwally) new family, her relationship with fellow doctor Jake (Jon Ecker), and more. Talk about having the accident happen after Amy looks at her phone for test results versus any sort of mystery or someone hitting her on purpose. Barbie ...

The last medical drama that aired on Fox, The Resident, ran for six seasons on the network, but very few TV shows last that long. Will this new medical series be one of the lucky ones? Will Doc be cancelled or renewed for season two? Stay tuned.

A medical drama series, the Doc TV show stars Molly Parker, Omar Metwally, Amirah Vann, Jon-Michael Ecker, and Anya Banerjee, with Scott Wolf and Patrick Walker recurring. In the story, Dr. Amy Larsen (Parker) is a brilliant Chief of Internal Medicine at Westside Hospital in Minneapolis. After a late-night car crash results in severe head trauma, Amy wakes up from surgery with no recollection of the past eight years. She learns that she and her beloved husband, Dr. Michael Hamda (Metwally) have been divorced for four years and her entire family is not at...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Doc series premiere “If at First You Don’t Succeed…”] For Amy (Molly Parker), her entire life is turned upside down in the series premiere of Doc — and it’s not just because she’s been in a car accident. Rather, she wakes without memories of the last eight years, and a lot has changed. As Amy learns over the course of the first episode, she and her husband Michael (Omar Metwally) are divorced and their son Danny died. What she doesn’t know is a much longer list: She’s been involved with a resident, Jake (Jon Ecker), and they said “I love you” right before her accident; her daughter Katie (Charlotte Fountain-Jardim) doesn’t live with her; she had questions about the actions of her coworker Richard (Scott Wolf), who’s replaced her as chief, regarding a patient; and Michael has remarried and is expecting a baby. Below,...

The following contains spoilers from the Jan. 7 series premiere of Fox’s Doc.

Dr. Amy Larsen is given a second chance at life — and how, and with whom, she chooses to live it — in the series premiere of Fox’s Doc.

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Fox’s upcoming series Doc brings a fresh twist to the medical drama genre, blending intense hospital cases with deeply personal character arcs.

Based on the popular Italian series Doc – Nelle Tue Mani, the show centers on Dr. Amy Elias, a brilliant but tough physician grappling with the loss of eight years of her memory after a traumatic event.

As she struggles to piece her life back together, her colleagues navigate their own personal and professional challenges, adding layers of complexity and emotional depth.

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Among the ensemble cast is Jon-Michael Ecker, a seasoned actor with a diverse portfolio that includes roles in Narcos, Queen of the South, and Chicago Fire. Ecker portrays Dr. Jake Heller, a fourth-year resident whose journey of rediscovery as a single father intertwines with Amy’s story.

Known for bringing authenticity and nuance to his characters, Ecker’s portrayal promises to anchor the show’s...

Doc is premiering tonight!

The new medical drama TV show debuts at 9 p.m. Et on Fox.

You can also watch it on Hulu. Episodes of the series will be available to stream on Hulu the day after their Fox broadcast date Plus, you can access Fox on live TV streaming platforms like Sling TV, Fubo and Hulu with Live TV.

The show is inspired by a true story and based on the hit eponymous Italian drama series, and stars Molly Parker (House of Cards) as hard-charging, brilliant Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, who suffers a brain injury that erases the last eight years of her memory.

Keep reading to find out more…

Here’s a plot summary, via Fox: “After a late-night car crash results in severe head trauma, Amy wakes up from surgery with no recollection of the patients she’s treated, the colleagues she’s...

From “Deadwood” to “House of Cards,” Molly Parker loves playing characters who are pushed toward transformation. The actress has been fearless in her pursuit of challenging roles from the start, playing a necrophiliac medical student in the independent film “Kissed” in 1996 and an escort in 2001’s “The Center of the World, for which she got an Independent Spirit Award nomination for best female lead.

She found her perfect Hollywood fit in television, with standout roles in various prestige dramas. Playing politician Jacqueline Sharp in the Netflix drama “House of Cards” landed her an Emmy nomination for outstanding guest actress in a drama series.

In headlining the new Fox medical drama “Doc,” the actress found the perfect role to take on that performing challenge on the biggest stage of her career so far.

“She is a hard-charging, powerful, little bit intimidating, little bit mean boss,” Parker said of Dr. Amy Larsen...

Meet Doctor Amy Larsen, a brilliant chief of internal medicine, who — after suffering a massive brain injury — is left with no memory of almost a decade of her life. “It’s a fantastic premise,” shares House of Cards’ Molly Parker, who stars as the formidable M.D. in the new series, which is inspired by true events. “It’s a procedural medical drama, obviously, and has all the elements that we love about that genre — high-stakes mystery illnesses, complicated relationships, and juicy workplace romances. But at its center is this incredible situation that this woman is in that would be completely unbelievable if it hadn’t actually happened.” Fox When Amy awakens to her new life, she’s shocked to learn that she’s divorced from her soulmate — plus she’s having a secret love affair with a younger resident and has become a woman she doesn’t even recognize. “She...

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The start of a new year is a big opportunity to start with fresh resolutions and a clean slate. A time of exciting possibilities, your new year can become even more exciting with a slate of must-watch content. Hulu, the popular streaming platform, is kicking off the New Year 2025 in style, by rolling out a diverse lineup of TV shows that promise to have something for everyone.

Hulu is adding several new TV shows in January 2025 | Credit: Hulu

Whether you are a fan of gripping dramas, laugh-out-loud comedies, or some insightful reality TV shows, the streaming giant has something for all to cover your January binge-watching sessions. Having consistently delivered a blend of critically acclaimed originals and hidden gems, Hulu’s commitment to bringing fresh content is still the same in the upcoming year.

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Molly Parker stars in Fox’s new medical drama Doc, inspired by a true story and based on the hit Italian drama. Doc will premiere on Tuesday, January 7, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Molly Parker plays Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, Omar Metwally is Dr. Michael Hamda, Amirah Vann is Dr. Gina Walker, Jon Ecker is Dr. Jake Heller, and Anya Banerjee is Dr. Sonya Maitra. Season one guest stars include Scott Wolf as Dr. Richard Miller and Patrick Walker as Dr. Tj Coleman.

“If At First You Don’t Succeed” Plot: When Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen suffers a catastrophic brain injury, her life is turned upside down. Still, determined to once again practice medicine, she charts a new path forward, ready to face whatever obstacles stand in her way.

Molly Parker in ‘Doc’ season 1 episode 1 (Photo by Christos Kalohoridis © 2024 Fox Media LLC) Doc Series Description,...

2025 has a lot of TV coming and the networks have a few shows to get excited for!

These days, most of the better TV shows are on streaming and cable rather than network. The regular networks have had a few successes, yet cable and streaming are more dominant. That's not to say the networks have nothing coming as this year, we will see a few new shows that can get attention!

Here's a look at a few network shows that can get attention and still make 2025 good for network viewers!

Doc Doc: Molly Parker in Doc coming soon to Fox. © 2024 Fox Media LLC. Cr: Christos Kalohoridis/Fox.

This new Fox drama has Molly Parker as Amy Larsen, a surgeon who awakens from a car crash with amnesia so she's forgotten everything from 2016. She's thus rocked to learn her son died, which ended her marriage and turned her into a cold...

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“Doc” is a new ‘medical drama’ TV series, starring Molly Parker, as a doctor who comes out of a long coma, following a car accident, to find her life has been rearranged, debuting January 7, 2025 on Fox:

“…recovering from a brain injury, ’Dr. Amy Larsen’ loses the last eight years of her life, including her patients, colleagues and her soulmate, who filed for divorce.

“Now she must return to being an intern and rebuild her life with the help of her estranged daughter and friends…”

Cast also includes Elias Oma, Amirah Vann, Jon-Michael Ecker, Anya Banerjee, Scott Wolf and Patrick Walker.

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The Hulu January 2025 premiere schedule has been announced and can be viewed below. The streaming service has also revealed the titles that will leave next month.

The Hulu Originals for the month include The Best Heart Attack of My Life, Goosebumps: The Vanishing, Paradise, Roy Wood Jr.: Lonely Flowers, and Whiskey on the Rocks. Subscribers can also look forward to newly added movies and various ABC and Fox premieres throughout the month.

Goosebumps: The Vanishing Highlights

A look at the originals, exclusives and premieres that are part of the Hulu January 2025 lineup.

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition: Series Premiere (ABC – Streaming January 3)

A new iteration of “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” returns to ABC with Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, co-founders of the global lifestyle brand The Home Edit, set to host. Alongside designers Wendell Holland and Arianne Bellizaire, Shearer and Teplin will harness their world-renowned organizational expertise to thoughtfully...

Update Tuesday, December 3: Fox has released the trailer for Doc, the medical procedural starring Molly Parker based on the popular Italian series and set to premiere on Tuesday, January 7 at 9 p.m. Et/Pt.

In the preview, Parker’s Dr. Amy Larsen struggles to get her life back on track after suffering a brain injury following a traumatic car accident. Watch the full trailer in the video above.

Previously: We’re getting the first look at Doc, Fox’s upcoming medical procedural based on the popular Italian series. The network released the clip Friday, ahead of it airing during Game 2 of the World Series Saturday on Fox.

Molly Parker stars as the hard-charging, brilliant Dr. Amy Larsen, Chief of Internal Medicine at Westside Hospital in Minneapolis. After a brain injury erases the last eight years of her life, Amy must navigate an unfamiliar world where she has no recollection of patients she’s treated,...

ABC has set its Nye plans.

Rita Ora will return as co-host of Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest, while the first announced musical guests include Cody Johnson, Lenny Kravitz, Thomas Rhett, Teddy Swims and Tinashe.

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Fox has debuted the trailer for “Doc,” a new medical drama starring Molly Parker.

The show is based on the hit Italian series “Doc — Nelle tue mani,” which is inspired by a true story. Parker plays Dr. Amy Larsen, the chief of internal and family medicine at Westside Hospital in Minneapolis, who finds herself piecing her life back together after suffering a brain injury that causes her to forget the last eight years of her life.

Watch the trailer below.

The logline reads:

“After a brain injury erases the last eight years of her life, Amy must navigate an unfamiliar world where she has no recollection of patients she’s treated, colleagues she’s crossed, the soulmate she divorced, the man she now loves and the tragedy that caused her to push everyone away. She can rely only on her estranged 17-year-old daughter, whom she remembers as a 9-year-old,...

“I don’t know what I did or who I am now, but I wanted to be a doctor my entire life and I don’t think I can give that up,” Dr. Amy Larsen (Molly Parker) admits in the trailer for Doc, Fox‘s new medical drama premiering on Tuesday, January 7, 2025, at 9/8c. The series follows the brilliant Chief of Internal Medicine after she suffers a brain injury in a car accident that erases the last eight years of her memory. Because of the accident, she has no recollection of the patients she’s treated, colleagues she’s crossed, the soulmate she divorced, the man she now loves, and the tragedy that caused her to push almost everyone away. The trailer, which you can watch above, shows the accident—she was glancing at her phone—as well as the moment that Amy wakes up and asks about her family.

In a new trailer for the midseason Fox drama Doc, Molly Parker’s titular Amy Larsen is anxious to return to her work as a healer — soon as she is done being a patient, having lost eight years of memories in a car wreck.

Executive-produced by showrunner Barbie Kligman (Private Practice, Magnum P.I.), Hank Steinberg (Without a Trace, The Last Ship) and Erwin Stoff, Doc is set to premiere Tuesday, Jan. 7 at 9/8c. Parker (House of Cards, Deadwood) stars as Dr. Amy Larsen, the “hard-charging” and “brilliant” Chief of Internal and Family Medicine at Westside Hospital in Minneapolis.

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Guest star Thomas Lennon and Joel McHale in the season two finale of ‘Animal Control’ (Photo by Bettina Strauss © 2024 Fox Media LLC.)

Fox’s 2024-2025 midseason lineup includes the premiere of Denis Leary’s Going Dutch and Doc starring Molly Parker. January 2025’s primetime schedule also includes the return of Joel McHale’s Animal Control for season three, and a “Head Chefs Only” season of Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen.

Dramas 9-1-1: Lone Star and Rescue: Hi-Surf will return from their winter breaks in late January 2025, and Fox’s Wednesday schedule of The Masked Singer (season 13) and The Floor kicks off on February 12, 2025. Gordon Ramsay’s Next Level Chef season four debuts on February 13th.

Fox January 2025 Premieres And February “Super Week” 2025 Highlights

Thursday, Jan. 2:

8:00-9:00 Pm Et/Pt Hell’s Kitchen (Winter Premiere)

9:00-9:30 Pm Et/Pt Animal Control (Season 3 Premiere...

Fox today announced its 2025 midseason premiere dates and is getting pumped up for its February “Fox’s Super Week,” capturing the ongoing excitement ahead of Fox Sports’ presentation of Super Bowl Lix.

The midseason schedule on Fox starts Thursday, Jan. 2, with the series premiere of the all-new Denis Leary workplace comedy, Going Dutch (9:30-10:00 p.m. Et/Pt), preceded by the Season Three premiere of Joel McHale’s hit series, Animal Control (9:00-9:30 Pm Et/Pt), together building a new Thursday night comedy block on Fox. The night also includes the return of Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen (8:00-9:00 Pm Et/Pt).

Animal Control

In Going Dutch, the arrogant, loudmouth U.S. Army Colonel Patrick Quinn (Leary) — after an epically unfiltered rant — is reassigned to the Netherlands, where he is punished with a command position at the least important army base in the world,...

Fox has announced its midseason schedule, which kicks off on Jan. 2 with a new Thursday night comedy block.

Following an 8 pm lead-in with Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen, Joel McHale’s hit comedy Animal Control launches its third season at 9 pm, following Denis Leary workplace comedy Going Dutch at 9:30 pm.

Gordon Ramsay’s Season 4 premiere of Next Level Chef will take over the 8 pm Hell’s Kitchen slot on Thursday, Feb. 13 followed by Animal Control and Going Dutch.

The series debut of Fox’s new medical drama Doc is set for Tuesday, Jan. 7 at 9 pm. It stars Molly Parker (House of Cards) as the hard-charging, brilliant Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, who suffers a brain injury that erases the last eight years of her memory. Doc’s lead-in, Kitchen Nightmares: Road to Super Bowl Lix airs at 8 pm with episodes leading up to The Big Game set in New Orleans.