The latest Nurse show premiers tonight on NBC at 10 PM ET. Will you be watching as "five young nurses embark on a high-stakes, life-and-death, emotional rollercoaster of modern nursing"?
If you do watch it, come back here and tell us what you think. Will you be watching for errors or misrepresentations of what nurses really do???
Watch the official NBC trailer.
couldnt get past the first 7 mins - awful awful - so disappointing - nurses are the backbone of this pandemic response and now they make a show insulting us and completely misrepresenting us!!
within the first 7 mins a doctor directly donates blood to a trauma patient since there is "NO O- blood left in the entire country" thats ethical right?
and then a nurse performs an US on a pregnant woman who syncopized (no MD eval yet) and the nurse tells the pt that the placenta is totally fine - OKAY when the F would this ever happen in real life - oh right never.
"ER" was the only medical show that was even remotely realistic and actually factual!! I learned watching that show - "Nurses" just stupid
On Chicago Hope the "head nurse" in the ED also scrubbed in to a heart transplant with the doc she was having an affair with. If memory serves me correctly she's the one who dropped the heart on the floor (yes, they scooped it up, cleaned it and transplanted it). Then there was the episode about the female resident dying of a brain tumor that expired unnoticed in her room. Chief of staff says to nurse "Why has nobody checked on this patient?" Nurse says "Doctor, she was a DNR. There was NO ORDER to check on the patient." Well, that knocked nursing back about 300 years!!
16 hours ago, sevensonnets said:On Chicago Hope the "head nurse" in the ED also scrubbed in to a heart transplant with the doc she was having an affair with. If memory serves me correctly she's the one who dropped the heart on the floor (yes, they scooped it up, cleaned it and transplanted it). Then there was the episode about the female resident dying of a brain tumor that expired unnoticed in her room. Chief of staff says to nurse "Why has nobody checked on this patient?" Nurse says "Doctor, she was a DNR. There was NO ORDER to check on the patient." Well, that knocked nursing back about 300 years!!
I would have never watched that show again...... ever! What the what?
I saw a commercial for it and knew I wouldn't be able to sit through 5 minutes. While "ER" was by no means perfect, and got crazier and crazier story lines as it went on, I still loved that show and thought Nurse Carol Hathaway was a great character. Side note, I just saw the other day that "Grey's Anatomy" is STILL on TV? 17th season or something like that??? Crazy. Talk about making me want to throw something at the TV...
Just watching the trailer was difficult to stay focused, it basically sucked! THe charge nurse and who is the woman with the accent? Nope this show is doomed! ER was the only medical show that actually represents nurses working with doctors in a realistic manner. I actually watched all 15? Seasons when covid started.
1 hour ago, PollywogNP said:Just watching the trailer was difficult to stay focused, it basically sucked! THe charge nurse and who is the woman with the accent? Nope this show is doomed! ER was the only medical show that actually represents nurses working with doctors in a realistic manner. I actually watched all 15? Seasons when covid started.
Where were you able to stream it from? I've never been able to find it!
ruby_jane, BSN, RN
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I laughed myself into a coughing fit and I'm hiding under my desk right now....