Do No Harm

There's considerable charm in this medical-drama concoction, which comes with the usual generous supply of spectacular brain disorders nobody you know will ever get--and in Mr. Pasquale's Dr. Cole, a confident, dedicated surgeon.

Cole is good and Price is evil. And neither one of them is remotely interesting.

It's simply not coherent enough to sustain weekly interest.

Do No Harm's biggest fault, besides lackluster dialogue, is its overall air of deep insecurity, a quality that's unfortunately too common on network dramas.

The only thing hokier than the show's preposterous premise is the writing.

The show might work if Steven Pasquale had a script that allowed for bolder contrasts. [2 Feb 2013, p.40]

Do not watch.