Fans of Transplant in the United States can finally schedule an appointment to see Season 2 of the Canadian medical drama.
Transplant’s first season drew 3.5 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating (in Live+Same Day ratings), outperforming rival NBC dramas The Blacklist, Manifest, Debris, Nurses, Zoey’s Playlist, and Good Girls in both categories.
Fans of Transplant in the United States can finally schedule an appointment to see Season 2 of the Canadian medical drama.
Transplant’s first season drew 3.5 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating (in Live+Same Day ratings), outperforming rival NBC dramas The Blacklist, Manifest, Debris, Nurses, Zoey’s Playlist, and Good Girls in both categories.
After Dr. Jed Bishop (John Hannah), the Chief of Emergency Medicine at York Memorial Hospital in Toronto, suffers a stroke, Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed (Hamza Haq) and his fellow fellows are left reeling. With everything at the hospital in disarray, Bash’s new home feels unstable. Unexpected encounters from Bash’s past have him seriously considering whether his transplant into this new environment was successful as the team adjusts to new coworkers while dealing with life’s challenges.
Is “Transplant: Season 2” on Hulu?
“Transplant: Season 2” will not be seen on Hulu. Some best choices from Hulu include The Dropout, Life & Beth.
Is “Transplant: Season 2” on Netflix?
“Transplant: Season 2” is not visiting Netflix. The best alternatives from Netflix are Worst Roommate Ever, Vegan.
Is “Transplant: Season 2” on Prime Video?
“Transplant: Season 2” will not be seen on Prime Video. The best series from Prime Video is Blackfish, The Truth Fairy.
Is “Transplant: Season 2” on HBO Max?
“Transplant: Season 2” will not be visiting this streaming platform. Some amazing upcoming choices from HBO Max include Winning Time, Dune.
Is “Transplant: Season 2” on NBC?
The 13-episode second season of Transplant premieres on NBC on Sunday, March 6 at 10 p.m. ET/PT. While fans of the program may be unhappy that there will be fewer episodes this season than last, they should not be disappointed with the stories that will be told based on the cast and crew’s statements.
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