TV and Movies

[aubnwa01]

I was looking at my DVR a week out for something else & noticed that the medical drama, "Transplant" will be starting its 2nd season on Sunday 3/6/22 on NBC.  I enjoyed season 1. 

Haven't noticed any ads or anything for it, but since I have it in my Dish DVR presets schedule, it picked it up to record.  Check your local listings for time, etc, if interested.

[MamaWick]

Yay!

[Desi]

Thanks so much for the head's up, I didn't hear a thing about it's return. Excellent show, now why is it up against The Rookie which I also love?

[Group 5 minus 1]

We also enjoyed that show. Glad it is back!

[geezerette]

Thanks for the heads up.  I hadn't noticed, but I have it scheduled to record also.  I'm glad I left it in my recordings schedule or I would have missed its return.

It sounds like the storyline is going to pick up where it left off.  

[luvzchiz]

@aubnwa01   Thanks for the alert.  We were hoping that it would return.  It's another good show from Canada.  

[Cakers3]

@aubnwa01   Thank you! 

DH and I really liked the first season and I was wondering when it would return. 

[Shelbelle]

Finally, something good to look forward to!! And on sundays, great night for a good show!!!

[Shelbelle]

Reminder for tonight!!

[Cakers3]

Mags is a pain.  She needs to stay in her own lane.

Dr. Mark Novak is a good addition this season.

Dr. June Carter is not only a gifted surgeon but the way she handled Lucas, calming him down, was wonderful to watch.  I look forward to more storylines with her.

Dr. Hunter's marriage is going to sink; I do not see how he can keep managing going back and forth.

The episode covered some serious medical conditions. 

My only issue, even with the closed-captioning, I found unable to keep up with all the conversations; they all seem to be talking so fast.