- Network: FOX
- Series Premiere Date: Sep 17, 2012
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Despite the frantic and at times clunky initial execution, there are times when The Mob Doctor shows signs of transcending the typical doc-with-something-extra medical procedural.
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A lead character stuck endlessly agonizing over her fate isn't a character we will watch forever, even though Spiro is one of the freshest and brightest stars on TV this season.
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This show almost works, and credit has to go to star Jordana Spiro ("My Boys"), who imbues her Dr. Grace Devlin with equal parts brass and cleverness.
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The Mob Doctor's pilot is stranded between quality cable nuance and broadcast network spoon-feeding.
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At its heart, The Mob Doctor feels more like a by-the-numbers CBS procedural than an "edgy" Fox drama.
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I get the feeling Grace will always do the right thing, which is going to make The Mob Doctor predictable and not all that entertaining.
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Mob Doctor is one of those classically bad concepts that somehow got green-lighted as a series.
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Here's a show descending into self-parody before it even has a self to parody. [14/21 Sep 2012, p.133]
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The pilot is so packed with generic scenes of medical crises and mob muscle-flexing that it feels as if the creators went to a buffet of past series and desperately piled everything they could reach onto the mob doc's plate.
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The most earnestly silly show of the fall.
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There's nothing initially compelling enough to warrant regular visits, much less house calls.
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In Fox's new series, The Mob Doctor, trying to reinvent the wheel has led to a truly flat idea.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 13 out of 30
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Mixed: 4 out of 30
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Negative: 13 out of 30
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Nov 16, 2012
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Sep 24, 2012
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Jan 24, 2013