The world is full of inaccurate and illogical medical dramas, but they survive because real life doctors and nurses only tend to grumble about them to themselves. This is probably why Aaron Sorkin's The Newsroom ended so early, because we all got to bleat about it through our little megaphones.
The world is full of inaccurate and illogical medical dramas, but they survive because real life doctors and nurses only tend to grumble about them to themselves.
This is probably why Aaron Sorkin's The Newsroom ended so early, because we all got to bleat about it through our little megaphones.
The makers of The Paper must have been anticipating a similarly rough ride.
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The world is full of inaccurate and illogical medical dramas, but they survive because real life doctors and nurses only tend to grumble about them to themselves. This is probably why Aaron Sorkin's The Newsroom ended so early, because we all got to bleat about it through our little megaphones. The makers of The Paper must have been anticipating a similarly rough ride.
As for the hilarious Sabrina Impacciatore – just hand her all the awards!
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