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Title: Pure Genius (2016– )
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Dr. Walter Wallace
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James Bell
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Dr. Zoe Brockett
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Dr. Talaikha Channarayapatra
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Dr. Malik Verlaine
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Angie Cheng
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Dr. Scott Strauss
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Louis Keating
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Julianna Wallace
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Nina Cooper
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A young Silicon Valley tech-titan enlists a veteran surgeon with a controversial past in starting a hospital with a cutting-edge, new school approach to medicine.
I like medical dramas that combine plausible medicine with some degree of verisimilitude. Pure Genius has neither! The title character, the genius billionaire is a foolish, preening, silly little man. The relationships are neither well-motivated nor interesting, and the plots are simplistic and silly. We actually watched three episodes, hoping that show might improve. Doesn't even compare favorably to other current medical dramas like Chicago Med and Code Black, let alone some of the greats of the past such as E.R. and St. Elsewhere. Won't miss this one a bit. The acting is slight, the technology too fantastic to imagine, even for someone who enjoys science fiction. Please cancel this as soon as possible and replace with a better show.