“…this is a very different series, in part because it's unrelenting in portraying the pace of Adam's days and those of a trainee named Shruti (Ambika Mod, also excellent here) for whom he's responsible. And he talks about the brutal consequences for medical professionals who go years without enough sleep, enough support, enough respite.“ The series, made by AMC and the BBC and first shown in the U.K., is based on a memoir of the same name by Adam Kay, who spent several years as a doctor working for the National Health Service….He talks about the toll that the lack of adequate funding takes on the system and on care. “Adam is a young doctor on the OB/GYN ward of a hospital.
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