Two doctors investigate the maiming and death of patients at the hands of a Dallas neurosurgeon.Two doctors investigate the maiming and death of patients at the hands of a Dallas neurosurgeon.Two doctors investigate the maiming and death of patients at the hands of a Dallas neurosurgeon.
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- TriviaBased on the actual circumstances shown in this series and the years that slid by with horrific things happening to Duntsch's patients, various special "Lessons Learned from the Dr. Death circumstances" webinars and workshops have been created for hospital administration personnel, physicians, RNs, hospital technicians, medical/physician oversight Boards, etc. For example see the Lessons Learned from Dr. Death webinar by Hardenbergh Group...
- GoofsOn Wednesday, Josh the OR nurse is prepping the OR for surgery. He is touching sterile equipment but is wearing gloves that are not sterile. He's wearing regular hospital gloves that come out of a box.
- Quotes
Dr. Geoffrey Skadden: [speaking of Dr. Duntsch] He was satisfactory. His work ethic was second-to-none.
Dr. Randall Kirby: Well, Ted Bundy was a good worker too.
- ConnectionsSpin-off from Dr. Death (2018)
- SoundtracksCover Me
Written and Performed by Bruce Springsteen
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It's so awesome to FINALLY see Christian Slater get a 'good guy' part- I've loved him since we were teens, but he always seems to play the smarmy, snarky jerk.
He and Baldwin are excellent compatriots in the role of protagonists- and I'm excited NBC decided to be adults and let us watch for ourselves at our own speed.
Looking forward to the rest of the episodes!
He and Baldwin are excellent compatriots in the role of protagonists- and I'm excited NBC decided to be adults and let us watch for ourselves at our own speed.
Looking forward to the rest of the episodes!
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- Jul 21, 2021
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