Let's be realistic.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Well... I must say... that last episode... I didn't see that coming... how much bad luck can a couple have... I really cried my eyes out, like I knew them... really crazy... for me, best medical serie ever!

What a sad thing the network didn't carry on with this show. I loved it right through to the finale. Stories all good and kept me interested. The FINALE though was just a let down i think if i knew how it was going to end at the beginning i wouldn't have wasted my time. Its worth watching though if you haven't seen it before just i felt cheated by the ending but others may love it who knows.

I usually like medical shows, but this one has some serious flaws . . . aside from the fact that it's no "Gray's Anatomy" or even "ER." I started watching it because I was a big fan of Stargate. Michael Shanks played a likable enough character on that show, but that was 10 years ago, so I rather expected him to have more depth as an actor by now. Unfortunately he's quite flat as Charlie Harris. Then there are all the unlikeable characters on the show: Alex, who falls in and out of love like a 12-year-old (compare her to Dawn Bell, who has real depth); Dr. Murphy, who's a clone of Sweets from the show "Bones"and just as naive and vulnerable; Charlie Harris, an overbearing, self-important control freak; Joel Goran, who has no impulse control whatsoever; Dr. Lin, a real throw-away character in this ensemble. The saving graces in this show are the performances of Michelle Nolden as Dr. Bell, and Huse Madhavji as Dr. Hamza.The only thing different about this show is the supernatural element: Dr. Harris sees and talks to ghosts. That does nothing for me, but with the current emphasis on the supernatural and superheroes, I get why did it. However, what in the world is up with the glowing blue light that invades almost every scene?!! It is just so annoying; I can't understand why anyone would introduce such a distracting element.And why don't these doctors know how to use birth control?!!I'll probably continue binge-watching to the bitter end, if only to see the characters get what's coming to them.

The doc that swears he loves her more than life-itself leaves her flat-out cause his love for her is so great, and he's so screwed up (seeing ghosts and all), it would just 'do-her-in' having to help him. So she then goes out and hooks up for a second time with her 'hound-dog' first love-doc.. and this new (old) squeeze then proceeds to go out sniffin-round new females crossin his path. Oh yea, it really is somewhat more complicated (and ghosts keep popping up everywhere), with none of it making much of any more sense. This is not a totally bad-show, but it does ask an awful lot from its audience. They didn't want to be another run of the mill hospital series.. but this quacky storyline they've come up with just makes it hard to take seriously. And really the bottom line anyway, is who she's finally going to wind up with. Just might depend on when the series gets shelved, and that's probably the more interesting thing gonna happen worthwhile talking about anyway.