- Original release
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Platform release date
- Previous episode S01E04 - Mistaken
- Number S01E05
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Director
Nick Gomez
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Writer
Jeff Drayer
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genre Drama
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Malignant (2)
Following a knife attack, a member of the team lies in peril and their condition takes a sudden turn for the worse, leaving Dr. Connor Rhodes and Dr. Toni Zanetti scrambling to race against the clock. Word quickly spreads that some of Connor's fellow doctors feel he should have operated sooner, causing tension at the hospital. Dr. Natalie Manning makes preparations for her pregnancy and Nurse April Sexton's brother struggles through his first day at the hospital. Meanwhile, members of the Chicago P.D. Intelligence Unit help investigate whether the case of a women clinging to life after Firehouse 51 pulled her out of a burning building is attempted suicide or murder. As the investigation deepens, a surprising parallel to other patients surfaces.
(The Beating Heart (1) aired on Chicago Fire, season 4, episode 10. Now I'm God (3) aired on Chicago P.D., season 3, episode 10.)
If you're on the lookout for a captivating television series that combines drama with elements of personal struggles and camaraderie, look no further than "Stat." This Canadian medical drama takes viewers on an emotional journey through the lives of four long-time comrades working at St-Vincent Hospital in Montreal. With its unique storytelling, relatable characters, and riveting plotlines, "Stat" has carved out a niche for itself among fans of medical dramas. It's time to add it to your BetaSeries account!
A Compelling Premise
At its core, "Stat" delves into the daily experiences of its characters as they navigate the challenges of working in a high-pressure hospital environment. The show intricately weaves together their personal lives with their professional responsibilities, creating an atmosphere that's both authentic and engaging. You will find yourself rooting for Emmanuelle St-Cyr (played brilliantly by Suzanne Clément), who leads her emergency room team while grappling with her own past traumas. The introduction of Jacob Faubert (Lou-Pascal Tremblay), a young emergency physician, adds complexity to Emmanuelle's character as he brings old demons back to life.
