Netflix's new medical drama is 'Grey's Anatomy' meets 'Scandal'.

Move over, Grey's Anatomy. Step aside, Scandal. Or, better yet, bring the two together because there's a new high-stakes show coming to our screens, and it's a perfect blend of steamy workplace drama with life-or-death medical emergencies.

Netflix's first-ever English-language procedural medical drama, Pulse, promises to get your heart racing with a potent mixture of complicated relationships and medical marvels.

This sizzling new series has all the makings of your next binge-worthy obsession: gorgeous doctors making questionable personal choices, a hurricane bearing down on Miami, and enough sexual tension to power a defibrillator.

Here's everything we know about the highly-anticipated show.

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What is the plot of Netflix's Pulse?

Pulse centres on Dr. Danielle "Danny" Simms, a third-year resident who finds herself unexpectedly promoted when the hospital's respected chief resident, Dr. Xander Phillips, is suspended. Talk about a complicated workplace situation.

Things get even spicier when it's revealed that Danny and Phillips have been involved in a "complicated and illicit romance" that's about to become very public knowledge. Scandalous.

As if navigating their messy personal relationship wasn't enough drama, a hurricane is barrelling toward Miami, forcing the hospital into lockdown and creating an onslaught of trauma cases. The series follows this tight-knit group of doctors as they try to save lives while their own personal lives unravel around them.

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According to series co-creator Zoe Robyn, the show aims to depict "real, authentic" workplace romance that play "in the grey area," showing both "the edges and pitfalls of their relationship" and "the joyous moments of working a high-pressure job."

It's everything we love in a steamy medical drama.

Who is in the cast of Netflix's Pulse?

The ensemble cast is led by Willa Fitzgerald as our complicated heroine Dr. Danny Simms, who the show's co-creator Carlton Cuse describes as "even more complicated" than she initially appears. Colin Woodell plays Dr. Xander Phillips, who comes from a "patrician medical family" and is trying to figure out how to make his own mark with his work.

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The supporting cast includes an impressive lineup of talent: Justina Machado, Jack Bannon, Jessie T. Usher, Jessy Yates, Chelsea Muirhead, Daniela Nieves, Nestor Carbonell, Jessica Rothe, Santiago Segura, Ash Santos, and Arturo del Puerto.

The series comes from the creative minds of show-runners Zoe Robyn and Emmy-winner Carlton Cuse, suggesting we're in for a quality drama with plenty of twists and turns.

What is Netflix's Pulse coming out?

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Mark your calendars and prepare your viewing snacks because all 10 episodes of Pulse will drop on Netflix on April 3, 2025.

This gives you plenty of time to finish your current medical drama rewatch and get ready for what promises to be a hurricane of emotions, complicated relationships, and high-stakes medical emergencies.

Whether you're in it for the medicine, the romance, or just to see beautiful people making messy choices in scrubs, Pulse is shaping up to be the perfect addition to your watchlist.

Pulse premieres on Netflix on April 3.

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