Code Black

Once in a blue moon, a show comes along that is so powerful, so touching, and so darn important that you feel like life's a little different for watching it. This is one of those shows. I understand the struggle and the tenacity of the people who live this and praise this show for depicting nurses and doctors in the best way possible. Bravo.

I have to add one thing to this review, being that I worked at the hospital that this show is based on. I'm a nurse, and I don't watch medical TV shows as I find them to be Sci-fi in genre. There are a select few, but Code Black is a show that is bringing us good, bad, ugly, beautiful, horror and on of the life and emotions of those working TOGETHER in a big city ER. The cast, who at first seems odd, blends beautifully together to form a team. All these reviews have said it. Just another 10 stat for this show.

I love this medical drama. It is not like the others and keeps me interested the whole time. I love the characters and to actors that portray them do an outstanding job. I'm so upset about the cancellation. I really hope another network picks it up.

While I'll admit they wrote a fine ending to this series, I still have problems understanding why they cancelled this show. Code Black was a show that should have been given a full 22 episodes every season. I have said I also enjoy Greys Anatomy, this was grey's on steroids and will be missed.

Kudos to the writers though-out the series, I found every episode great including the finale. I just wish the ending was in the far future, not the past.

How this show could have almost been cancelled is baffling. It is at the pinnacle of quality family drama shows. A Steller cast and excellent writing make it a joy to watch and wanting more. As good as MASH, St Elsewhere, ER, or Grey's Anatomy Maybe better in my opinion. This show should have a faithful following and long run or I will have lost all faith in intelligent tv programming.