This is a delightful series for those seeking a slow paced character oriented emotional series.
It isn't always convincing. I find it very hard to believe for example that Curtis Brumfield is the boss of Megan Hunt. He acts more like a colleague and even sometime like a subordinate.
Still the story lines are generally quite entertaining. Less preposterous than (otherwise fantastic House - until this disastrous season), more original and entertaining than a Grey's anatomy which already began to parody itself in season 3.
But mostly the strenght of the series lies with the cast's charm, which can fully blooms in well scripted small scenes. No doubt some people will find them overly lovey-dovey, and indeed a few of them could be a tad more subtle, but mostly they hit the right tone and one looks forward to seeing how the characters and their relationships evolve.
There isn't any main character that feels unnecessary, all have interesting sub-stories and potential for more in-depth exploration.
It isn't always convincing. I find it very hard to believe for example that Curtis Brumfield is the boss of Megan Hunt. He acts more like a colleague and even sometime like a subordinate.
Still the story lines are generally quite entertaining. Less preposterous than (otherwise fantastic House - until this disastrous season), more original and entertaining than a Grey's anatomy which already began to parody itself in season 3.
But mostly the strenght of the series lies with the cast's charm, which can fully blooms in well scripted small scenes. No doubt some people will find them overly lovey-dovey, and indeed a few of them could be a tad more subtle, but mostly they hit the right tone and one looks forward to seeing how the characters and their relationships evolve.
There isn't any main character that feels unnecessary, all have interesting sub-stories and potential for more in-depth exploration.