Review of a TV series

Come aboard the Odyssey, our world-class cruise ship! For the next week, relax, enjoy, and eat as much as you want! Your wish is our mission.

Oh, but what if you eat a little too much shrimp and get iodine poisoning? Don’t worry, just make a quick trip to our infirmary and our lovely staff down there will do everything in their power to make sure your vacation in our little piece of tropical heaven doesn’t have to end prematurely.

Be sure to say a friendly hello to nurses Avery and Tristan, who have been sailing with us for years! Under the direction of the newly hired (and probably overqualified) Dr. Max Bankman there is no injury, illness or predicament that could bring you through their doors that they can’t fix!

However, I have to warn you: if you stay around Max for too long, it could happen win an injury: a broken heart.

Dear doctor

Hulu’s newest medical drama, Doctor Odysseystars a small cast aboard a luxury cruise ship. However, if you’re sailing these seas, you may be better off choosing another cruise line.

Sure, Max, Avery, and Tristan will take care of your injury, no matter how serious it may be. After all, their job is to ensure that the pain you feel doesn’t interfere with your overall experience. However, they may also argue among themselves while they are operating on you.

That’s because there’s a lot of emphasis on it in this medical drama dramaespecially when there is romantic tension between the main characters. The cruise may go through the Bermuda Triangle, but this show focuses much more on the love triangle, as Max and Tristan both harbor affection for Avery. And if the first episode is anything to go by, these affections quickly lead to frequent sexual comments (and sometimes actions) for all three.

Doctor Odyssey It may not be the worst medical drama brought to the screen, but this cruise ship spends way too much time focusing on everything sex-related to stay afloat.