Netflix fans are praising an ‘insanely addictive’ new drama show that the whole internet is talking about.
In a platform teeming with genre-defining hits like Stranger Things, The Crown, and Bridgerton, Netflix has a brand new hit on its hands.
While many Netflix originals lean into fantasy, historical drama, or teen suspense, this TV show dives deep into the high-stakes, adrenaline-fueled world of hospital life.
Compared to the emotional undercurrents of Grey’s Anatomy or the crime-thriller edge of Mindhunter, the show finds a middle ground that feels uniquely intense and cinematic.
The series captures not just the procedural tension of medicine but the fragile human emotions that lie beneath each case.
Fans are already buzzing. Social media has been filled with praise since the series dropped.
One viewer captured the sentiment of many when they shared on social media: “Absolutely loved this series, and it had me gripped from the start.”
Another went on to say: “The cinematics, acting, suspense, storyline, delivery, and everything are solid.”
Another added: “The first medical drama I’ve ever watched, and I loved it completely.”
Perhaps the most telling review? “Suspenseful and kept me wanting to watch more.”
The critical response has been just as enthusiastic.
RogerEbert.com called it ‘one of the best procedural dramas of the decade,’ a major endorsement for a show so fresh on the scene.
Meanwhile, Digital Spy highlighted the show’s addictive qualities, calling it ‘insanely addictive’ and noting its rapid climb to the top of Netflix’s viewing charts.
So what exactly is Pulse?
The show centers around a group of doctors at a fictional Miami hospital, seeing the staff and patients through life-altering moments.
The series follows her and a diverse ensemble cast including Jessie T Usher as Sam Elijah, Justina Machado as Natalia Cruz, Jack Bannon as Tom Cole, Daniela Nieves as Camila Perez, and Chelsea Muirhead as Sophie Chan.
The show combines pulse-pounding tension with nuanced character studies, offering something far more profound than your standard hospital drama.
Watch the trailer for Pulse here…
Pulse is available to stream via Netflix.
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