A new season begins with much more challenges and excitement that follows the daily activity and struggle of doctors and patients in the hospital of Knickerbocker, where doctors race with time, in order to save the lives of people, while dealing with their personal problems. Season two begins with Dr. Edward prepares for being the chef of surgeons during the absence of Dr. Thackery.
One relationship that is thriving beautifully, without the need of games or intrigue, is the one between Dr. Bertie Chickering and the intrepid journalist Genevieve Everidge.
The show picks up steam when it takes on an occasional calamity, and while the series probably couldn't maintain this pace week after week, disrupting the rhythm every blue moon acts as a welcome jolt of electricity.
Well, hello, Henry Robertson. I knew you were around.... But I didn't really notice you until this week, you debonair, dashing, and democratic playboy.
Maybe by Season Three, they can bring in some fresh writers to help focus the show. Until then, we'll be stumbling along to the finish line of this run of episodes, gritting our teeth through it all.