Darlene Heavin

I really do like this show’s story line. This last episode though, I felt was unrealistic...The blizzard, & the good doctors who go out in it to save lives! I’m assuming there are no medical professionals behind the scene..because once they get a pulse on a women collapsed in her apartment, no one checks her breathing..when the doc goes back to the hospital in the storm to get Levophed, she was then going to go back again for telemetry monitoring eqipment( like, wouldn’t you be bringing that with the drip?). Then the doc stuck on the roof, attempting to fix a broken weather gadget close to the ledge, not propping the door to get back in... The older doc who leaves to reach a dying patient’s husband to warn him of her impending death... wouldn’t you instead call B&B listed in her contacts to reach him?... I’m hoping it was just this episode, but I found it to be unrealistic a bit too much..Oh..and the doctor in rehab who steals the overdosed patient’s meds from her bed? First of all, patients are searched prior to entering rehab, visitors are prohibited from bringing anything in, visitations are in site of staff and with cameras... So not real:( And Max... sweet and determined, but his refusal of oncologist’s advice and orders is getting old and too predictable. Where as he came across as a strong character at first, now he just seems like he has a big chip on his shoulder.. Hoping the show improves

I totally agree with the critics' description of this movie.. unrealistic, difficult to follow.. I really like Blake Lively, but feel her roles in movies have been boring

I don’t know... I really enjoyed seasons 1&2, but I sense the creator has lost the good story-line in season 3. It’s a bit too predictable and boring now/considering dropping it from my watch list. I frankly can’t see how spouses’ growing up “stories” has much to do with the premises of the show. I feel it was a strong start, “ middle” is dragging too much:( And like someone else noted already, Rebecca’s voice is annoyingly whiny, makes me roll my eyes! It’s like she tries to portray a strong woman of character, but somehow falls short of proving that theory. And why hasn't Miguel’s character not been more developed? I mean...that’s more important to the story line, in my opinion, than say...an x dancer’s dream to teach ballet. Just saying