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Generally favorable reviews- based on 90 Ratings
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Positive: 62 out of 90
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Mixed: 8 out of 90
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Negative: 20 out of 90
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Nov 14, 2015Maximum drama with shallow dialog. Heroes diagnosing at warp speed, Doctors doing it all, to hell with nurses-except of course for Guzman the top Sergeant to Harden's Colonel of Spec Ops-to hell with patient privacy, to hell with reality. Cookie cutter medical drama on steroids.
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Oct 6, 2015
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Oct 6, 2015Personally I'm not sure yet about this show.
It wasn't bad or good.
It has the potential to be a very good show. I hope it doesn't become the next ER cuz we already had that -
Feb 6, 2016Although I was looking forward to this series, and as realistic they try to be, after several episodes, the dialogue still feels awkward and many performances cardboard or forced. I'm sure it will get better once they get rid of the dreadful dialogue.
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Code Black is at war with itself, trying to sell its setting's realistically jagged edges even as it files them down to nothing.
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The whole show is stocked with actors on Guzmán and Harden's level--pros you're never not happy to see, including William Allen Young as the hospital's longest-serving resident, and Kevin Dunn, who oversees the logistics of the ER and delivers wisecracks in his midwestern deadpan. The younger, prettier actors playing the residents--Benjamin Hollingsworth, Bonnie Somerville, Melanie Chandra, and Harry Ford among them--seem overmatched and a bit on the bland side, but that's to be expected, and if the writing on this Michael Seitzman series picks up, that could improve.
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Code Black might seem more interesting if it felt in any way new. As it is, it feels like it's built from parts of medical dramas from years past.