[ SECRET POST #6304 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6304 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[(Anonymous)]

I used to like watching these kinds of procedural dramas, but I feel like I can't turn my brain off enough anymore when they do blatantly illegal crap.

Unless it's House, in which case the blatant illegality is baked in and acknowledged and is therefore a perk.

[(Anonymous)]

I did ok with Chicago Fire in the first couple seasons. It wasn’t great but it had eye candy for me and my SO and it was entertaining enough to watch if we ran across it.
But I absolutely despise Chicago PD and the little I saw of Chicago Med wasn’t any better. I hated everyone because they were either vigilante assholes or spineless, brainless zombies. I can’t stand any of the emergency services procedurals anymore as a result. All the good qualities that let me overlook the bad in other shows and franchises came to the fore once I watched the Chicago shows where none of the characters had any redeeming qualities beyond two firefighters being mildly attractive.

[(Anonymous)]

Ha, saaaaaame. I think I was more lenient with Chicago Fire because it was my first procedural with firefighters and therefore more interesting. But PD and Med got on my nerves from the get go.

[(Anonymous)]

OP you might like Line of Duty? The first two seasons have a lot of rule-following & paperwork. I found it relentlessly depressing ("I am simply not British enough for this" I would explain to my colleagues who LOVED it) and tapped out after S2, so it might have got more dramatic in later seasons.

Getting On is a pretty sitcom set in an NHS hospital. Quite dark humour, but very true to life, according to the nurses I know.

[(Anonymous)]

My patience for such has evaporated. It is a pity.