The medical drama “Doc” has made an impressive debut on Netflix, quickly climbing to the #2 spot on the platform’s Top 10 TV Shows list. Originally airing on Fox, “Doc” stars Molly Parker, Omar Metwally, and Jon Ecker, and has captivated audiences with its engaging plot revolving around Dr. Amy Larsen. After a car accident and brain injury, Dr. Larsen loses several years of her memory but retains her medical expertise, setting the stage for intriguing storylines as she navigates both personal and professional challenges.
The show’s initial success on Fox has translated well to Netflix, where it has outperformed other network shows in the platform’s library. “Doc” first premiered on Fox as the network’s debut medical drama following the conclusion of “The Resident” and quickly caught viewers’ attention, leading to a second season renewal. Season 1 consists of ten episodes, while Season 2 promises a more extensive 22-episode lineup.
For those eager to continue beyond Season 1, Season 2 is currently airing weekly on Fox, with new episodes scheduled for Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET. Fans of streaming can find the latest episodes on Hulu the day after they air on television. Although Netflix holds the domestic library rights to “Doc,” Season 2 streaming availability will follow its completion on traditional TV.
Whether opting to binge-watch Season 1 on Netflix or staying up-to-date with weekly broadcasts on Fox or Hulu, audiences are drawn to this compelling blend of medical drama and personal intrigue. As viewers explore Dr. Larsen’s journey, the show’s dynamic storytelling ensures it remains a favorite among its fans.