
Life-saving operations, hectic emergency rooms and romantic entanglements in the doctors' lounge: medical series are among the longest-running and most watched formats on television. Vote for your favorite hospital series!
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ER (1994-2009)
Created by Michael Crichton, ER with George Clooney revolutionized TV with its lightning-fast Steadicam shots and realistic medical emergencies.
House M.D. (2004-2012)
Hugh Laurie shone as the cynical, misanthropic diagnostic genius Dr. Gregory House, who is addicted to painkillers and rare medical puzzles.
Grey's Anatomy (2005-present)
With more than twenty seasons, Shonda Rhimes' series about Meredith Grey and Seattle Grace Hospital is the longest-running primetime medical drama.
The Knick (2014-2015)
Directed by Steven Soderbergh, Clive Owen shows the bloody pioneering years of modern surgery in New York around 1900.
Nip/Tuck (2003-2010)
Ryan Murphy's controversial series about two plastic surgeons in Miami, full of sex, intrigue and the dark sides of beauty ideals.
Scrubs (2001-2010)
Despite J.D.'s slapstick and daydreams, Scrubs was praised by doctors as the most accurate depiction of the atmosphere and hierarchy in a hospital.
The Good Doctor (2017-2024)
Freddie Highmore convincingly plays Shaun Murphy, a young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome at San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital.
The Resident (2018-2023)
As a young doctor, Matt Czuchry exposes the dark business and financial interests of the American healthcare system.
Chicago Med (2015-present)
Part of Dick Wolf's successful Chicago franchise, this series follows the medical team at the city's busiest trauma department.
New Amsterdam (2018-2023)
Ryan Eggold plays medical director Max Goodwin, who wants to break through the bureaucracy at America's oldest public hospital with the motto 'How can I help?'.
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