ER

The Bear's series finale brings a Michelin verdict, a new head chef and a new path for Carmy. Here's how season 5 ends for Carmy, Sydney and Richie.

The Pitt looks like a Pittsburgh trauma center, but most of it is built on a Burbank soundstage. Here's exactly where the show is filmed.

Severance is not nominated. Neither is The Last of Us. The drama race two days from now is a fifteen-episode hospital procedural against nine hours of Vince Gilligan, and one of them is doing something the category has not rewarded since 2006.

These shows? They've got the secret sauce: storytelling that sticks, characters that feel like old friends, and laughs or gasps that are still genuine, decades later.

While you're biting your nails in anticipation of the final season (it will premiere on Thursdays at 10/9c starting on March 14, 2024), we've got the perfect remedy to fill that Station 19-shaped void in your binge-watching heart.

These shows slipped under the radar but deserve a spot in your watch history.

They might not all have Chicago in the title, but they've got enough drama.

Intense ER drama, off-the-charts medical cases, and characters you'll get really attached to.

Powered through the frenetic pace and heart-wrenching stories of ER and are itching for more medical drama? This list got you covered.

If you're a fan of 911: Lone Star, there's (thankfully) a wide world of lesser-known shows that can scratch that itch for drama, action, and sometimes the inexplicable. Popular procedurals? Not on this list.