Are we just gonna ignore 'Chicago Hope'? Came out mid 90s, ran into the early 2000s, tackled some heavy ethical stuff too if I remember right. Maybe not as dark around the edges but still had some meaty plots.

Man, 'Gideon's Crossing' was the bomb. Lost it to history cause not enough people gave it the time of day. Think it was too real for folks still into 'Chicago Hope' and 'ER'. Should def bring back those deep convo topics in the TV scene.

Medical ethics?? Why bother with old shows? Just binge watch 'House MD' and call it a day. Your mystery show probably got canceled for a reason lol.

Was it that show where the doctor was always having these moody monologues? I think my mom watched it, something with crossing in the title... had a more serious feel than 'Grey's' tho for sure.

Pretty sure you're talking about 'Gideon's Crossing'. It was that show with the deep storylines and the broody doctor. Can't remember if it's on Netflix or something, though...

You're definitely thinking of 'Gideon's Crossing'. Came out in 2000, starred Andre Braugher as the intense lead surgeon and was known for not shying away from heavy ethical dilemmas. It was created by Paul Attanasio who also worked on 'Homicide: Life on the Street', so it had that authentic gritty vibe to it. Lawrence O'Donnell was involved too which explains the serious exploration of legal issues in medicine. It's often overlooked because it aired alongside giants like 'ER', but it was a gem for sure. Might be a bit tough to find streaming, but it's worth the search!

Is it 'Gideon's Crossing'? That show was from the early 2000s, featured a more serious take on the medical profession. Andre Braugher played Dr. Ben Gideon who def had a God complex. The show is totally underrated imho, didn't last long though, just one season.