Chicago Med - should all the doctors be struck off, or just most of them?

[Gubu]

I'm all for hospital drama nonsense. I've watched ER so much I can nearly recite it. I decided to binge watch Chicago Med. It's probably the worst thing I've ever seen. I know it's TV land, but honestly, the completely irresponsible doctoring, totally unethical about treatments either given or withheld and lack of respect for patient autonomy are ridiculous. And what's with bringing every patient back down to the ED after all major surgery? Currently watching an episode where the patient back down to the bloody ED after a fucking heart transplant.*

*obviously I'm going to keep hate watching and shouting at the telly.

the nurses nails!!! We send the nurses home and they have to take it as manual leave for nails like that!!

I gave up on Chicago Med - too many CBC, PFP, PFB, DSA and every patient practically having their own CT scan within nano second of arrival although the panda op was brill

Now Blue Bloods - I'm old enough to remember Tom Selleck as Magnum (I imagine him as Magnum whenever Frank talks) but I think Linda faxed her own death to get out of the Sunday lunches

I know Erin is married to her job but seriously no serious relationship since divorce and surely IRL Edie & Jamie once married would have to work at different precincts or at least departments ? Not that I've give any of this any serious thought ...

FAXED her own death even ....

New Amsterdam is worse - they solve a major issue every episode. Although they’re first episode post COVID was good.
Chicago med - none of the drs know how to actually interact with the patients- they call psych for everyone and they deliver bad news.
I miss ER