As Amy (Molly Parker) continues to adjust to what her life has become, now that she doesn’t have memories of the last eight years of her life on Doc, those around her have to adapt as well.

“I think all our tax dollars probably went for Gavin’s hair gel,” the actor quipped. “… It’s sad. The place is just on fire.” The two later tore into how “poorly managed ...

Two new series join the long parade of hospital shows this week. Fox’s “Doc,” which premiered Tuesday, stars Molly Parker as Dr. Amy Larsen, a Minneapolis internist who loses eight years of ...

Family spokesperson Shakes Mavundla confirmed Doc Shebeleza's death on Thursday morning, following a visit with family before his planned second operation. The cause of death has not yet been ...

Investigation Discovery’s explosive docuseries about Sean “Diddy” Combs features new revelations about the disgraced music mogul — including comments from a surprise interview subject ...

The Supporting Information is available free of charge at https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.macromol.4c02392. Theoretical calculation of nanorod diffusion ...

South African music industry suffers another blow, as music giant Victor Bogopane who was popularly known as Doc Shebeleza has passed away after enduring an illness. The kwaito legend who is known for ...

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Fox’s Doc series premiere found Amy unable to remember anything from the last eight years. Viewers learned key facts about her past, including that she’s divorced, just as Amy also learned them.

Will Doc join the ranks of the breakout hit Brilliant Minds in telling wonderful stories and reinventing the medical drama, or will it be deceptively good only to break our hearts and frustrate us ...