Trailer and Premiere Date Announced for New Minnesota Medical Drama

An exciting new TV show set in Minnesota is making its way to your screen this year. Last October, the announcement of a show called Doc caught our attention. Set in a fictional hospital in Minneapolis, it promises to add a fresh spin to the beloved medical drama genre. (Sorry, Mayo Clinic!)

The allure of medical dramas seems timeless, and adding the unique charm of Minnesota as a backdrop only enhances the anticipation. Move over, Grey’s Anatomy! We now have a premiere date for what could be the next big hit in television drama.

The new show is scheduled to premiere in early 2025. TV Insider revealed that Doc will debut in the winter of 2025, with a snippet at the end of the official trailer confirming the timeframe.

While the show is set in Minneapolis, it’s worth noting that it was actually filmed in Toronto. Although locals might spot the difference, most viewers probably won’t.

Interestingly, Doc is based on an already successful Italian series. The show revolves around Dr. Amy Larsen, who suffers from memory loss following a car accident. Forced to return to her role as an intern, she must piece her life back together from the fragments that remain. This compelling storyline, provided by IMDb, is sure to keep viewers hooked.

Molly Parker stars in the lead role as Dr. Amy Larsen, the Chief of Internal and Family Medicine at the show’s fictional Westside Hospital in Minneapolis. Her portrayal of the character promises a deep, engaging performance that medical drama fans will surely appreciate.

For fans of popular medical dramas like Grey’s Anatomy and The Resident, Doc looks to be a thrilling new addition to the lineup. Numerous comments on the trailer for the show praise the original Italian version, touting it as phenomenal.

Stay tuned for an exact premiere date, as we eagerly anticipate adding this new drama to our weekly viewing schedules. With its intriguing premise and a talented cast, Doc is set to become a must-watch series.

Source: TV Insider, IMDb