When does do no harm premiere

It is set to premiere after Celebrity Apprentice from It is produced and written by David Schulner. Do No Harm is about Dr. Jason Cole , a prominent, kind and good-looking neurosurgeon. He seems to have the perfect life, except for one dirty secret: he struggles with Dissociative Identity Disorder.

Occasionally, he will transform into an entirely different person, who seems to be borderline sociopathic and possibly dangerous. His alternate personality goes by the name Ian Price, and for a while, Jason has been able to keep Ian at bay by using a powerful, experimental sedative.

But it seems that his body has become immune to the sedative, and the repressed Ian is set on taking revenge. Read More Do No Harm finally premiered last night and it was an interesting start to a new series! Jason Cole the Jekyll is a prominent, kind and good-looking neurosurgeon and he seems to have the perfect life, except …. For those of you anxiously waiting, the pilot episode is actually available online at NBC's YouTube channel. Next Post ».

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Phylicia Rashad Dr. Vanessa Young as Dr. Lin-Manuel Miranda Dr. A few weeks ago while randomly channel-surfing on a slow Saturday, I landed on SyFy and in between showings of Piranhaconda and Lake Placid 3 saw an ad that later that evening the network would be showing a marathon of Do No Harm episodes.

All I could do was laugh, because winding up in this position was the best thing that happened to the show in its short life. Do No Harm earned the dubious distinction of being the lowest-rated scripted premiere in the history of broadcast television and NBC axed the show after airing only two episodes , sticking it in the trash to be remembered only for its hilarious promotional art and the gloriously bonkers last line of the pilot. My friend and colleague Zack Handlen enumerated the long list of reasons why Do No Harm was a misguided, silly show at the time of the premiere, and it never managed to overcome that initial impression over the course of its run.

And yet, I watched every episode. Yes, I also watched part of the SyFy marathon too. It was a really slow weekend.