US EditionBreaking Down Biggest 'Doc' Changes: From Love Triangles to Character Deaths
The season premiere features a violent hostage crisis linked to a past medical decision and Amy Larsen's efforts to recover lost memories after a brain injury, Fox said.
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‘Doc’ EP Says Show’s Traumatic Premiere Sets Up Transformative Season 2: ‘It Evens Out the Playing Field’
Note: This story contains spoilers from “Doc” Season 2, Episode 1. “Doc” put its medical staff through a traumatic event to kick off Season 2, one that triggered Amy into regaining a tiny bit of her memory. The Fox drama series returned for its 22-episode sophomore season with a big case that turned violent, after the father of a patient hoping for a heart transplant held Amy (Molly Parker), Sonya (Anya Banerjee) and a nurse hostage. The father,…
Breaking Down Biggest 'Doc' Changes: From Love Triangles to Character Deaths
Fox’s Doc is growing through some onscreen changes in season 2 — but what does that mean for the show’s current love triangle and the fate of each character? During the premiere, which aired on Tuesday, September 23, a hostage situation at the hospital paused Amy’s (Molly Parker) personal issues with Michael (Omar Metwally) and Jake (Jon Ecker). The episode ended with Amy and Michael closing the door on their romance — for now — while her future…
Fox Doc The growth of certain screen changes in season 2, but what does it mean for the current love triangle of the show and the fate of each character? During the first, which was broadcast on Tuesday, September 23, a hostage situation in the hospital stopped by Amy (Molly Parker) Personal problems with Michael (Omar Metwally) and Jake (Jum). The episode ended with Amy and Michael closing the door of their romance, for the time being, while th…
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