New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 21 ‘This Is Not The End’ REVIEW
In the penultimate episode of New Amsterdam, all of Max's problems come to a head.
New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 20 ‘Preventable’ REVIEW
While Max continues to suffer, this week's New Amsterdam deals with a particularly touchy subject.
New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 19 ‘Happy Place’ REVIEW
A lot of medical dramas see medicine as simply making people better and moving along. New Amsterdam isn't like that.
New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 18 ‘Five Miles West’ REVIEW
Even in the face of having to barter for supplies and their own personal demons, New Amsterdam hangs tough.
New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 17 ‘Sanctuary’ REVIEW
Refreshingly, when the New Amsterdam gang breach professional ethics they at least keep it away from the patients.
New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 16 ‘King Of Swords’ REVIEW
Did you enjoy New York being hit by endless extreme weather conditions over the Winter? Re-live all the fun in this week's New Amsterdam.
New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 15 ‘Croaklahoma’ REVIEW
What do you call a musical about a bunch of cowboys who are in love, and also have terminal cancer? Croaklahoma!
New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 14 ‘The Forsaken’ REVIEW
“The Forsaken”, is all about the basic human desire to connect with another, be it a relationship, a child, or something else.
New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 13 ‘The Blues’ REVIEW
We look at our doctors and healthcare providers as people with all the answers. We often don’t view them as people who have troubles of their own.
INTERVIEW: Jonathan Kawchuk, Composer Of Clara
"It's a very weird existence where one day I’ll be fixing a server and the next I’ll be working on a character’s motivation after divorce."
INTERVIEW: Jake Monaco, Composer Of Be Cool Scooby-Doo
Jake Monaco's best known for children's projects like 'The Stinky and Dirty Show', but it doesn't stop there.
New Amsterdam: Season 1 – Episode 12 ‘Anima Sola’ REVIEW
Patient care and ethics is a big part of “Anima Sola” and there is a lot of focus on blurred lines - there are two sides to each story.
