And what is it?
It's taking chances. It's being socially honest. It's being truthful. It's not speaking down to your audience and not trying to convert them. Sure, people might not like sex, profanity or violence, but the quality of a show has to be important.
"Doc" has none of that, due to a plaid one-hit, country singer as a "fish out of water" medical doctor, trying his best to help the "weak-minded" in the "big, ugly, blue-state infested, Commie-loving, New York City" (AND IT WAS FILMED IN VANCOUVER, FOR PETE'S SAKE!!!).
If a show's supposed to evangelize, it'll fail. Despite having three seasons, "Doc" needed medical attention. So does its' network, PAX/I, which is a joke.
It's taking chances. It's being socially honest. It's being truthful. It's not speaking down to your audience and not trying to convert them. Sure, people might not like sex, profanity or violence, but the quality of a show has to be important.
"Doc" has none of that, due to a plaid one-hit, country singer as a "fish out of water" medical doctor, trying his best to help the "weak-minded" in the "big, ugly, blue-state infested, Commie-loving, New York City" (AND IT WAS FILMED IN VANCOUVER, FOR PETE'S SAKE!!!).
If a show's supposed to evangelize, it'll fail. Despite having three seasons, "Doc" needed medical attention. So does its' network, PAX/I, which is a joke.