Pulse makes clear from its earliest shots that a critical percentage of its creative drive has been phoned in. As the Netflix medical drama begins, an oncoming hurricane causes a bus of student ...

So it makes sense that Netflix would want to capitalize on that audience with its own 10-episode original series called “Pulse,” a hospital drama so similar to “Grey’s,” the young ...

“Pulse” has two glaring issues. The first is the series’ structure. Medical dramas often allow audiences to find grounding in the characters and hospital layout before diving into a high ...

While Pulse ultimately pulls its punches with the conclusion of the Danny-Phillips storyline, it does deserve credit for rejecting clear-cut labels like “victim” or “villain” in favor of ...

SPOILER ALERT: This interview contains major spoilers from “Pulse,” now streaming on Netflix. The relationship between emergency department residents Danielle “Danny” Simms (Willa ...

"Pulse," Netflix's answer to Max's ultra-popular medical drama "The Pitt," is set to premiere tomorrow. Following in the style of medical-procedurals-turned-romantic-dramas like "Grey's Anatomy ...

After a devastating hurricane; a slew of personal and professional scandals; and 10 episodes packed with romance, heartbreak, betrayal, surprises, and medical emergencies, Pulse‘s Season 1 ...

Netflix’s new medical drama Pulse isn’t anywhere near as intense as Max’s The Pitt, but at the end of Season 1, fans who found themselves immersed in the personal and professional lives of ...

While the Max show The Pitt very much feels like it reinvigorated the medical drama genre, Netflix is running with that momentum with Pulse. The Pitt must be praised for its portrayal of the stress ...

There was no shortage of drama in Pulse's debut outing, from a hurricane to workplace romances and showdowns to a plethora of gripping medical emergencies. "You don’t really want to be in the ...